Australian companies operating in the mining, civil and infrastructure, energy, defence, and rail industries are working with environmental solutions providers to control dust risk on-site. While dust suppression solutions can immediately prevent dust particles from going airborne, revegetation is the longer-term and more sustainable approach.
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Global Road Technology focusses on dust suppression to reduce air pollution
Global Road Technology is working closely with the mining and agricultural sectors to reduce air pollution by prioritising dust suppression.
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Case study: Underground mining dust suppression
Learn how GRT has served a globally renowned coal mining company in central Queensland to manage underground coal dust.
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Tailoring the best solutions for dust control
Erizon’s supply, apply, guarantee approach to its dust suppression program gives the mining industry a complete solution.
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Miners act on unacceptable dust exposures
While the focus for many has been on the reduction of dust exposure limits across Australia, experts from Australia’s leading professional association for occupational hygienists challenge the mining sector to shift its attention to the effectiveness of dust controls implemented in the workplace.
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2021 trends in heavy equipment air cabin quality
Australian Mining sits down with Sy-Klone International, LSM Technologies and Lyons Airconditioning to discuss upcoming operator enclosure and cabin air quality trends.
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Dust control on haul roads: Using water vs binder treatment
This explainer video takes a look at the risks associated with relying on water alone to suppress dust on haul roads and the benefits of using a road management system instead.
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Sweeping Dust-A-Side from pit to port
The mining industry is working hard to meet ever tightening standards on dust suppression, which can be a problem across mine sites from processing plants to haul roads. Dust-A-Side discusses its range of dust suppression solutions for all areas of the mine site.
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Mideco fends off secondary dust exposure, COVID-19
Dust control engineering specialist Mideco combats two central problems for mine operators – dust exposure and body temperature spikes – with a single solution: Bat Booth 2.0.
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Mine site dust suppression: Stockpile dust control
Stockpiles are an essential part of the mining, civil and infrastructure sectors. With varying width, height and erosion of these piles, site management is subject to stringent protocols to protect employees, contractors and the wider community.
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Erizon rehabilitates Kanmantoo mine site
An effective revegetation strategy starts with a comprehensive soil analysis. Only then can a site-specific solution be developed for optimal rehabilitation and soil stabilisation. This case study shows the necessary steps to minimise dust and stabilise soil on batters around a typical mine operation.
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Achieving greater efficiency in mobile dust suppression
Malcolm Thompson Pump’s understand that boosting water cart efficiency is an important factor for any mine site. The Stalker ISO Hydraulic Driven Water Cart series of pumps is designed to eliminate pump/motor misalignment as well as reduce service times and the costs associated with repairs and maintenance.
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Dust suppression solution for unsealed trafficked areas
Australian dust management company Reynolds Soil Technologies (RST) has developed Rapid, a dust suppressant for unsealed trafficked areas on mining sites that improves dust control efficiencies.
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A crackdown on coal dust [opinion]
The resurgence of black lung has given us cause to question our medical scrutiny, but is Australia up to World's Best Practice for dust suppression? Ben Hagemann writes.
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First Australian dust suppressing dump truck body launched
Austin Engineering is launching its first Westech flow control body for off-highway trucks in Australia.
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