Centrifugation
Centrifugal samplers use circular flow patterns to increase the gravitational pull within the sampling device in order to deposit particles. The most common is the Reuter's air sampler which is based on the centrifugal force. Air is sucked in through the propeller blades and as it traverses through the body of the sampler, it gets deposited onto the thin agar media which lines the inner wall of the sampler. After a known period of time the media is taken out and incubated for further studies.

A - Air is Drawn into the Sampler
B - Return air Flow





