CITYFLUX – Filter Sample (J Floor). A B C D A Foam damage.

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CITYFLUX – Filter Sample (J Floor)

A B C D

A Foam damage

a b c 10um

a b c b a c

before after

Foam damage

A B C D

B

Foam damage in progress – 3 images taken over 20 seconds

a b c

a b c a b c

Images after Foam damage

A B C D

a b c d C

a b c d

Images after

A B C D

D 1 2 3

a b c 1

Foam damage – images taken over 15 seconds

a b c a b c

Image before/after Before After

D 1 2 3

2 a b c d e 2

a b c d e e d b c a

Particle flipped over Damage by beam Before After

D 1 2 3

a b c d f e 3

a b c d f e ba c e d f

After image

Overview after investigation, Extensive beam damage

Particle sizes: All less than ~10um, most <2um Particle Composition – Carbon or silicate material