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To study airborne transport of aerosol particles by mixed convection and dynamic situations within a closed room, the Cottbus Aerosol Particle Reference Experiment (CARE) was built and equipped, which includes thermal manikins and a spreader dummy. For various flow configurations (location of spreader, heating bodies, windows opened, air ventilation with and without air purification systems) flow visualisation was performed, particulate matter sensors (PMS) measured local particle concentrations, head-mounted camera systems counted particle concentrations of individuals and finally, large field of view Shake-The-Box Particle Tracking delivered velocity fields. The comprehensive experimental configuration of different measurement systems are discussed in terms of their aerosol transport properties and quantitative results, effective application and comparative efficiency explaining the flow dynamics. The findings from these experiments also provide information under which circumstances particularly high concentrations of aerosol particles can be found on which locations.

Reference experiment on aerosol particle transport for dynamic situations