Abstract: Mobile aeraulic isolation device (1a) with variable geometry multi-block air diffusion chamber (4), comprising at least two mobile plenums (5,6) to protect a sensitive area such as a bed (2) against contaminating airborne aerosols. It comprises an air diffusion chamber (4) formed of at least two rigid plenums (5,6) mechanically connected together so as to be mobile relative to one another, and having a lower air diffusing surface (7,8) substantially planar and porous to air. Relative movement means (10) for mobile plenums (5,6) enable their positioning in relation to one another in at least two distinct relative positions. The device (1a) comprises physical decontamination means (20,21,22,23) for moving air passing through it, air pressurising means (25), aeraulic connection (30) and air circulation means, and a mobile supporting chassis (12). The device 1a) is characteristic in that it comprises complementary means for absolute movement (13) of the group of two rigid plenums (5,6) relative to chassis (12).

Abstract: Ionic emission electrostatic device (1) for depositing on the surface (sp) of a multitude of aerosol particles (p1, p2, . . . , pn) within a fluid (F), a quasi-homogeneous quantity of ions (iq). This electrostatic device (1) is constituted by a conductive discharge corona electrode (EC) and a noncorona conductive receptor electrode (ER). The pseudo-planar active face (SA) of its receptor electrode (ER) is covered by a plurality of craters with sharp edges, in a closed pseudo circle, exhibiting on their end edges (Ai) a section of minimum bend radius, and enclosing the orifices (O1, O2, . . . , On) and terminating towards the outside of the active face (SA). The craters are distributed quasi-uniformly on the active face (SA), in its two geometric directions. The surface flow of ions (iq) originating from the corona electrode (EC) and in the direction of the active face of the receptor electrode (ER) has an increased homogeneity.