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Drolet, F., Vidal, D., Vadeiko, I., & Bertrand, F. (2008, August). Modelling the flow of airborne particles through random fibre networks [Paper]. Fundamental and Applied Pulp & Paper Modelling Symposium, Trois-Rivières, Québec. Unavailable
Gaudreault, M., Vidal, D., Drolet, F., & Bertrand, F. (2012, March). Filtration of airborne particles through bimodal porous medium [Paper]. NanoQuébec Conference 2012, Québec, QC. Unavailable
Lewis, L. J., Mousseau, N., & Drolet, F. (1988, November). Computer-generated structural models for a-Si:H [Paper]. Symposium T: Atomic Scale Calculations in Materials Science, Boston, Mass.. External link
Rebaï, M., Drolet, F., Vidal, D., Vadeiko, I., & Bertrand, F. (2011). A Lattice Boltzmann approach for predicting the capture efficiency of random fibrous media. Asia-Pacific Journal of Chemical Engineering, 6(1), 29-37. External link
Tucny, J.-M., Spreutels, L., Drolet, F., Leclaire, S., Bertrand, F., & Vidal, D. (2022). Impact of fiber diameter polydispersity on the permeability of fibrous media. Chemical Engineering Science, 262, 117984 (12 pages). External link
Tucny, J.-M., Vidal, D., Drolet, F., & Bertrand, F. (2020). Impact of multilayering on the filtration performance of clean air filter media. Canadian Journal of Chemical Engineering, 98(12), 2632-2647. External link
Vidal, D., Drolet, F., & Vadeiko, I. (2008, January). Computational Product Design at FPInnovations [Presentation]. In STFI-Packforsk, Stockholm, Sweden. Unavailable