2020-05-09
First of all, these are the standards of masks, not the brand of a certain mask, not the model of a certain mask, not the function of a certain mask, but the standard of a mask, which is a standard!
| Certification/ Class (Standard) | N95 (NIOSH-42CFR84) | FFP2 (EN 149-2001) | KN95 (GB2626-20 06) | P2 (AS/NZ 1716:2012) | Korea 1st Class (KMOEL – 2017-64) | DS (Japan JMHLW-Notification 214, 2018) |
| Filter performance – (must be ≥ X% efficient) | ≥ 95% | ≥ 94% | ≥ 95% | ≥ 94% | ≥ 94% | ≥ 95% |
| Test agent | NaCl | NaCl and paraffin oil | NaCl | NaCl | NaCl and paraffin oil | NaCl |
| Flow rate | 85 L/min | 95 L/min | 85 L/min | 95 L/min | 95 L/min | 85 L/min |
| Total inward leakage (TIL)* – tested on human subjects each performing exercises | N/A | ≤ 8% leakage (arithmetic mean) | ≤ 8% leakage (arithmetic mean) | ≤ 8% leakage (individual and arithmetic mean) | ≤ 8% leakage (arithmetic mean) | Inward Leakage measured and included in User Instructions |
| Inhalation resistance – max pressure drop | ≤ 343 Pa | ≤ 70 Pa (at 30 L/min)≤ 240 Pa (at 95 L/min)≤ 500 Pa (clogging) | ≤ 350 Pa | ≤ 70 Pa (at 30 L/min)≤ 240 Pa (at 95 L/min) | ≤ 70 Pa (at 30 L/min)≤ 240 Pa (at 95 L/min) | ≤ 70 Pa (w/valve)≤ 50 Pa (no valve) |
| Flow rate | 85 L/min | Varied – see above | 85 L/min | Varied – see above | Varied – see above | 40 L/min |
| Exhalation resistance – max pressure drop | ≤ 245 Pa | ≤ 300 Pa | ≤ 250 Pa | ≤ 120 Pa | ≤ 300 Pa | ≤ 70 Pa (w/valve)≤ 50 Pa (no valve) |
| Flow rate | 85 L/min | 160 L/min | 85 L/min | 85 L/min | 160 L/min | 40 L/min |
| Exhalation valve leakage requirement | Leak rate ≤ 30 mL/min | N/A | Depressurizatio n to 0 Pa ≥ 20 sec | Leak rate ≤ 30 mL/min | visual inspection after 300 L /min for 30 sec | Depressurizatio n to 0 Pa ≥ 15 sec |
| Force applied | -245 Pa | N/A | -1180 Pa | -250 Pa | N/A | -1,470 Pa |
| CO2 clearance requirement | N/A | ≤ 1% | ≤ 1% | ≤ 1% | ≤ 1% | ≤ 1% |
Definitions
Filter performance – the filter is evaluated to measure the reduction in concentrations of specific aerosols in air that passes through the filter.
Test agent – the aerosol that is generated during the filter performance test.
Total inward leakage (TIL) – the amount of a specific aerosol that enters the tested respirator facepiece via both filter penetration and faceseal leakage, while a wearer performs a series of exercises in a test chamber.
Inward leakage (IL)– the amount of a specific aerosol that enters the tested respirator facepiece, while a wearer performs a normal breathing for 3 minutes in a test chamber. The test aerosol size (count median diameter) is about 0.5 micro meter.
Pressure drop – the resistance air is subjected to as it moves through a medium, such as a respirator filter.
Based above table, it is reasonable to consider China KN95, AS/NZ P2, Korea 1st Class, and Japan DS FFRs as “equivalent” to US NIOSH N95 and European FFP2 respirators, for filtering non-oil-based particles such as those resulting from wildfires, PM 2.5 air pollution, volcanic eruptions, or bioaerosols (e.g. viruses). However, prior to selecting a respirator, users should consult their local respiratory protection regulations and requirements or check with their local public health authorities for selection guidance.
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