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A novel zirconia ceramic fiber aerogel with a multiscale gradient structure offers superior high-temperature particulate matter (PM) filtration. This advanced material resolves efficiency and permeability trade-offs, achieving high capture rates and low pressure drop for industrial applications.

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  • Materials Science
  • Chemical Engineering
  • Environmental Engineering

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  • High-temperature particulate matter (PM) filtration faces challenges due to material limitations and the efficiency-permeability trade-off.
  • Existing fiber filters struggle with high temperatures, leading to reduced service life and performance.
  • A need exists for robust filtration media capable of efficient PM capture under extreme conditions.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop a hierarchical layered zirconia (ZrO2) ceramic fiber aerogel with a continuous multiscale gradient.
  • To address the inherent trade-off between filtration efficiency, pressure drop, and service life in high-temperature PM filtration.
  • To establish a structure-based design paradigm for advanced high-temperature filtration media.

Main Methods:

  • Fabrication of a hierarchical layered zirconia (ZrO2) ceramic fiber aerogel using gradient air-blown spinning.
  • Characterization of the aerogel's hierarchical structure, pore size gradient, and directional order.
  • Evaluation of filtration performance (efficiency, pressure drop, dust-holding capacity), mechanical properties, and thermal stability.

Main Results:

  • The aerogel exhibits a continuous multiscale gradient structure with decreasing fiber diameter, enabling hierarchical particle interception.
  • Achieved ultra-high filtration efficiency (99.96%), low pressure drop (156 Pa), and high dust-holding capacity (101 g m-2).
  • Demonstrated outstanding mechanical toughness and thermal stability up to 1000 °C, maintaining >99.95% efficiency at high temperatures.

Conclusions:

  • The rationally designed hierarchical aerogel effectively resolves the efficiency-permeability trade-off for high-temperature PM filtration.
  • The material shows excellent performance, durability, and regenerability, suitable for demanding industrial flue gas purification.
  • This work presents a scalable pathway and a structure-based design paradigm for next-generation high-temperature filtration media.