II. Core Working Principle
Its technical core lies in the use of a microporous membrane made from ePTFE (expanded polytetrafluoroethylene).
1. Microporous Structure:
This membrane contains tens of thousands of micron-sized or even nano-sized pores.
2. Surface Tension and Hydrophobicity:
· These pores are much smaller than water droplets (water molecules are small but exist in the form of droplets).
· Due to the material's extreme hydrophobicity (water-repellency), water molecules cannot wet or penetrate this membrane. The surface tension of water causes it to form droplets, preventing passage through the micropores.
· Similarly, it effectively blocks oils and other contaminants.
3. Gas Molecules Pass Freely:
Air molecules (such as O₂, N₂, CO₂) are very small and can easily pass through these microporous channels, enabling instantaneous pressure equalization.
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