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  • 2019The thermostated medical jet nebulizer: Aerosol characteristics11citations
  • 2015The effect of shear and extensional viscosities on atomization of Newtonian and non-Newtonian fluids in ultrasonic inhaler27citations

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  • Sosnowski, Tomasz Robert
  • Kasperkowiak, A.
  • Jabłczyńska, Katarzyna
  • Krupińska, A.
  • Matuszak, Magdalena
  • Włodarczak, S.
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The thermostated medical jet nebulizer: Aerosol characteristics

  • Ochowiak, Marek
  • Sosnowski, Tomasz Robert
  • Kasperkowiak, A.
  • Jabłczyńska, Katarzyna
  • Krupińska, A.
  • Matuszak, Magdalena
  • Włodarczak, S.
  • Markowska, M.
  • Doligalski, Michał
Abstract

The sudden expansion of gas at the outlet of the jet (pneumatic) nebulizer significantly reduces the temperature of the solution, which may provoke bronchospasm, therefore it is recommended to use modern pneumatic inhalers equipped with a thermostat or a universal thermal attachment that allow to obtain a higher temperature aerosol, i.e. thermo-aerosol. The research was carried out for model Newtonian fluids. The droplet diameters of the aerosol spray were investigated using a Spraytec aerosol particle size measurement system. Analysis of the obtained results showed that the increase in solution viscosity caused a decrease in mean droplet diameters and prolonged nebulization time. The analysis of experimental data made it possible to propose a correlation equation describing the mean diameter of the droplets depending on the properties of the liquid and the flow conditions in the thermostated medical nebulizer. The obtained data contributes to a better understanding of the complex liquid atomisation process and can be helpful in the design of medical nebulizers and pharmaceutical preparations.

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  • impedance spectroscopy
  • viscosity