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Dust emission from crushing of hard rock aggregates
2019.3.1 The impact crushing dust generation method, which attributes coal dust generation to a single variable, i.e. energy, avoids the interference terms such as the conical pick angle, depth and rotating dust in the cutting process and can well reflect the dust
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Dust emission from crushing of hard rock aggregates
2019.3.1 Crushing vs. drilling. When comparing dust emissions from this study to dust emissions from drilling reported by Sairanen and Selonen (2018), the results show that
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Analysis on the impact crushing dust generation test method
2021.8.1 The impact crushing dust generation method, which attributes coal dust generation to a single variable, i.e. energy, avoids the interference terms such as the
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Near field modelling of dust emissions caused by drilling and crushing ...
2020.6.9 This study compares modelling results to measured concentrations near dust sources in a natural stone quarry and in two aggregate quarries. In the natural stone
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(PDF) Particulate Matter from Stone Crushing
2006.3.1 ... These have an effect on the microenvironments' air quality and may cause respiratory illnesses, poor sight, and a decrease
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Dust emission from crushing of hard rock aggregates
2018.11.1 Local dust sources, such as hauling, impacted the results inside the quarry. Crushing produced more dust compared to comparable studies for drilling. The
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Particulate Matter from Stone Crushing Industry: Size Distribution and ...
2006.3.1 A cluster of 50 stone crushing units located at Pammal, in suburban Chennai, the capital of Tamil Nadu State, India, is a source of high levels of dust
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Effect of Particulate Matter on Stone Crushing Sites - IJSR
2021.11.3 mku181977[at]gmail. Abstract: The present study deals with theemissions of suspended particulates (silica dust) from stone crushing industry and its
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Modeling of fugitive dust emission and control measures in stone ...
Stone crushing in India is a small scale industry, where most of the operations are performed manually. A cluster of 72 stone crushing units located at Trisoolam in Chennai is a
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Emission of respirable dust from stone quarrying, potential health ...
2021.8.28 Whereas drilling, blasting, and loading were responsible for emission of higher fraction of PM10, crushing and re-suspension of roadside dust from movement of
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(PDF) Environmental Perspective of Stone
2020.4.30 Serious consequences in term of huge dust, noise and water pollution, decrease in agricultural productivity, loss of local biodiversity, land degradation, generation of unproductive wastelands ...
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ISSN: 0973-4929, Vol. 12, No. (3) 2017, Pg. 663-671
2023.10.7 Stone crushing, Stone mining, Dust exposure, India. COntACt Nikhil Pradip Kulkarni npk1978@yahoo Department of Occupational Hygiene, ... its association with dust generation. Stone mining
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Dust emission from crushing of hard rock aggregates
2018.11.1 Crushing produces mainly coarse (TSP and PM10) dust particles, which settle near the dust source. The mass concentration of coarse particles in this investigation varied from few tens of μg/m³ ...
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Pollution Concerns of Stone Crushing Industry - Tripura
2022.2.15 Mechanical stone crushing is the source of dust and sound pollution. Necessary environment guidelines have been formulated and are being ... During crushing operation, generation of particulate emissions is inherent and occurs at crusher feed and discharge points. The greater the reduction in size during subsequent
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Effect of Particulate Matter on Stone Crushing Sites - IJSR
2021.11.3 APPCB (2003) the various sources of dust generation are Emissions during mining, crushing operations, ... Conveyor transfer points . Paper ID: SR211028230757 DOI: 10.21275/SR211028230757 ... Thus air quality is a serious issue in these stone crushing sites where silica dust can affect sinuses, lungs, and entire ...
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Reduction of environmental pollution while stone
2022.9.2 Industry in Journal of Environmental Engineering it suggests that, A cluster of 50 stone crushing units located at Pammal, in suburban Chennai, the capital of Tamil Nadu State, India, is a source of high levels of dust generation in the vicinity of the crushers and in the communities surrounding them.
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Characteristics of Waste Generated in Dimension Stone Processing
2021.11.2 Natural dimension stone processing generates large volumes of stone waste, which have a significant impact on the environment, as well as on the efficiency and profitability of the stone-processing plant. The article presents the characteristics of waste produced as a result of natural dimension stone processing and the structure of the
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Particulate Matter from Stone Crushing Industry: Size
2023.9.2 During the stone crushing operation, large size stone, mined from quarries in the size range of 200–300 mm, is crushed to smaller usable sizes, generally 6, 12, or 25 mm.
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ISSN: 0973-4929, Vol. 15, No. (1) 2020, Pg. 68-74 Current
2022.7.12 stone crushing and quarrying industry is regarded as one of the primary annoyance for human beings as it produces direct and cumulative adverse impacts causing hearing loss, stress, cardiovascular diseases, high blood pressure, insomnia and depression etc. Stone dust is a primary aerosol and it contributes as a major source to air pollution and
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How do you control dust in a crushing plant? - Home
2022.5.5 Silica dust from stone crushing can be a major factor in a person developing silicosis, leading professionals to catalog it as an occupational lung disease. Complications from developing silicosis can also cause patients to develop more serious diseases. Examples of other serious diseases caused by silica and other airborne dust exposure
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Importance of dust suppression system for
2022.9.19 According to the cause of dust generation, countermeasures to control the source of dust can be formulated separately: setting up spray devices at the feeding port and belt transfer point, and
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Burden of Silicosis among stone crushing workers in India
2021.11.3 Of these 729, 465 were having silicosis, and their data are presented here (data of 7 patients were missing). All workers were males. The mean age was 44.54 ± 9.6 years, and the mean exposure (work experience) was 17.25 ± 6.7 years. Most of the workers were between the age of 40 and 50 years and had exposure for 10–20 years.
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NOISE - EPD
2014.1.6 Note: Bold value - Exceedance of AQO . Identification of Air Sensitive Receivers. 11.10 In accordance with Annex 12 of the EIAO-TM, representative air sensitive receivers (ASRs) in the proximity of the construction sites, temporary stockpiles and crushing plants/barging points were identified. The representative ASRs are listed in
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(PDF) Assessment of Dust Concentration and Compounds at
2021.1.1 The results shows that dust concentration at the quarry site was quite high on the average 51.56 mg/m 3 , when compared with the limit 10 mg/m 3 and the study revealed that the crushing plant had ...
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Improved dust capture methods for crushing plant
2007.2.1 The use of compressive crushing equipment such as gyratory crushers within minerals processing plants can potentially generate large quantities of dust. Remedies to this problem include the retrofitting of shrouds, enclosures, local exhaust ventilation (LEV) systems and water suppression systems. The single or combined application of these ...
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Dust Generation - an overview ScienceDirect Topics
Respirable Dust Control. Pramod Thakur Ph.D., in Advanced Mine Ventilation, 2019. 10.5.1 Wet Drilling. Drilling the roof with a small quantity of water reduces dust generation considerably. As high as 95% reduction has been obtained on certain drill rigs [13].Typically, less than 1 gpm of water (often mixed with a surfactant) is used for this purpose.The
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(PDF) A study on noise pollution of stone crusher
2015.3.25 It is revealed that the minimum and maximum noise level at the stone crushing plants at Jaflong is 88 DB and 120 DB, respectively (Farzana et al., 2014). Another study revealed that local people ...
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Determination of exposure to respirable quartz in the stone crushing ...
2008.8.1 The particulate generated from stone crushing activities contain a significant amount of respirable particle and LEV has important effect in the removal of silica particles in stone crushing units. The purpose of this study is to describe the personal exposure to respirable dust and quartz and in stone crushing units located at west of Iran. A size of
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Evaluation of blast efficiency in aggregate quarries: facts and ...
2021.3.13 Evaluation of blast efficiency in quarrying of aggregate stones is one of the most important decisions that should be made by quarry operators for productivity assessment. The regulatory authorities also evaluate blast efficiency for environmental safety compliance. In carrying out this task, there is usually a conflict of interests
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Safety Free Full-Text Occupational Exposure to
2022.1.30 Anthropogenic activity is related to several environmental imbalances, including dust. Particulate matter can also hinder humans with numerous health consequences, such as asthma, cancer, and
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(PDF) Environmental Impact Assessment of a typical Stone Crushing
2023.6.3 [Show full abstract] consequences in term of huge dust, noise and water pollution, decrease in agricultural productivity, loss of local biodiversity, land degradation, generation of unproductive ...
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(PDF) Fines and Dust generation and control in
2012.11.24 Based on small scale blasting tests, it is shown that fines not only come from the crushed zone but are also dependent on other parameters such as the burden. Blast parameters and geology also ...
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Chemical Suppression Technology of Open-Pit Mine Blasting Dust
2022.1.12 Blasting 1 m 3 ore rock needs foam consumption of 0.06–0.16 m 3. Foam dust removal technology is mostly used in areas with hot climates and water deficient. The dust reduction efficiency of covering the blast area with foam is up to 41.7%, and the ventilation time of open-pit mines can be reduced by 2/3–3/4.
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(PDF) Near field modelling of dust emissions caused by
2020.6.9 Dust concentrations during crushing were measured at varying distances with time intervals of five seconds. The variation in dust concentration was high within all the measured distances, ranging ...
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PROPERTIES OF STEELMAKING DUST AND THE
2017.8.26 The small reductions in dust generation that can be achieved by various technical means do not impact the costs associated ... after the filtration point. Different chemical and physical methods of analysis were used. It was established that the gas-clea n- ... stone, spherical 20–200-μm particles with a slag-like composition, and brittle ...
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Assessment of Distribution and Composition of Quarry
The study aimed at assessing the distribution and composition of dust produced at Pomona Stone Quarry mine in Harare, Zimbabwe. The source contribution to ambient PM
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11.19.2 Crushed Stone Processing and Pulverized
2015.9.10 Due to the specialized characteristics of the mineral products and the markets for these products, pulverized mineral processing plants have production rates that are less than 5% of the production capacities of conventional crushed stone plants. Two alternative processing systems for pulverized minerals are summarized in Figure 11-19.2-2.
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Analysis on the impact crushing dust generation test method
2021.8.1 The impact crushing dust generation test device, developed by China Coal Technology Engineering Group Chongqing Research Institute, is mainly composed of a drop hammer, a guide rod, a crushing rod and a sample tank, as shown in Fig. 1. ... Total and respirable dust concentrations at measuring points in the vicinity of the working face were ...
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Burden of Silicosis among stone crushing workers in India
2021.11.3 Of these 729, 465 were having silicosis, and their data are presented here (data of 7 patients were missing). All workers were males. The mean age was 44.54 ± 9.6 years, and the mean exposure (work experience) was 17.25 ± 6.7 years. Most of the workers were between the age of 40 and 50 years and had exposure for 10–20 years.
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