MINING DUST SUPPRESSION SYSTEMS, INDIA

The industry utilizes old style answers for dust suppression, for example, Common approaches include water spraying (sprinklers/spray bars), fogging/misting, enclosures/LEV, and in some cases electrostatic dust control. The generally utilized low-pressure models utilize a lot of water making the work site dirty and sloppy, and electrical charge systems are normally pricey, space hoarding and convoluted to utilize.  A viable dust molecule restricting, conservative size and low water utilization just as focusing on the dust suppression to address place are the particular highlights of Synergy Spray Dust Suppression System.

We provide dust suppression sprays and engineered packages designed for each dust source:
1) Conveyor Transfer Point Dust Suppression Sprays
Nozzle arrays at transfer points capture dust plumes before they spread. This is the most effective zone for dust control in mines because dust is concentrated at the source.
2) Crusher & Screen Dust Control in Mining
Targeted fogging/misting around crushers and screens helps reduce airborne dust, improves visibility, and reduces dust build-up on structures.
3) Dust Suppression System Mining – Stacker & Reclaimer Zones
Zoned sprays at boom discharge and reclaiming zones reduce dust during stacking and reclaiming in coal yards and mineral stockyards.
4) Stockpile & Yard Dust Control Systems Mining (Optional Fog Cannon)
For open areas, fog cannons or yard misting lines control wind-lifted dust over stockpiles and stacking zones.
5) Quarry Dust Suppression and Crushing Yard Control
Our Quarry and Mining Dust suppression solutions are designed for harsh, abrasive dust conditions in quarry operations—especially at crushing, screening, and conveyor transitions.

Residue can likewise cause lung sicknesses. Especially risky is dust under 10 microns in width since it will in general get caught in the aveoli of the lungs and isn’t breathed out as are enormous particles. This supposed respirable residue causes aggravation and ultimately infections that are frequently deadly – including cellular breakdown in the lungs. The occurrence of dark lung sickness among coal diggers has been the subject of examination for well longer than a century and coal mineshafts are presently dependent upon severe norms controlling faculty openness. Dark lung is a reformist illness that may take 15 to 20 years to create. Openness to silica containing dust is known to cause silicosis which additionally requires long haul openness. Silica dust causes scarring of the lungs which, over a time of quite a long while, can bring about this lethal sickness.