Sealpump Dust Control Systems
Our dry fog dust suppression systems control airborne dust without wetting the product while adding very little moisture (usually less than 0.1% moisture addition). Our systems are fully installed and integrated into all processes and control dust without the need for expensive extraction systems or chemical additives.
Research in the development of our dry fog dust suppression showed that when water droplets are produced equal to that of dust particles, the airborne dust is suppressed through particle agglomeration.
If needed, our technical engineers will visit your site to discuss and survey your dust problems, offering further information and system demonstrations.
Industrial & Commercial Applications
Our dust control systems are used in a wide range of industrial and commercial applications, including the following:
Dust Control for Conveyor Transfer Chutes
As specialists in dust suppression and control, Sealpump can solve all your Conveyor Transfer Chute dust problems. The placement of the dry fog nozzles is the most important aspect to achieving effective dust suppression and ensuring no wetting of material, the dry fog spray should be generated and contained in well designed shrouding.
For more information, see our Conveyor Transfer Chute Dust Control page.
Dust Control for Crushing Machines
The placement of the dry fog nozzles is the most important aspect to producing effective results with no wetting of material. Ideally the fog should be generated at three points and contained in properly designed shrouding. This eliminates dissipation due to wind and also produces the treatment time necessary to suppress the dust.
For more information, see our Crushing Machine Dust Control page.
Demolition Site Dust Control
Dust Suppression Systems are important in reducing dust emissions at demolition sites, helping protect employees and reducing site emissions. Without dust suppression systems vast amounts of airborne dust are generated and subsequent problems occur.
For more information, see our Dust Control for Demolition Sites page.
Dust Control for Hoppers
The unloading process from wagons, trucks and dumper trucks generates a large dust cloud very quickly due to the speed and volume of material flow, the finer and dryer the material the more airborne dust is generated. The dry fog dust suppression system is very effective at suppressing and controlling the airborne dust.
For more information, see our Dust Control for Hoppers page.
Dust Control for Screening & Screen Houses
Using ultrasonic fogging nozzles with droplets of 5 micron and very low water flow volumes ensures that effective dust suppression is possible within screen houses, with nozzles positioned in the roof area of the screen house without concern for over wetting and blockages within the mesh screen.
For more information, see ourDust Control for Screen Houses page.
Dust Control for Screens
Because the water consumption of an ultrasonic dry fog nozzle is extremely low and droplet size is reduced to less than 5 microns, such nozzles can be utilised above screens and in the roof areas of screen houses without concern for over wetting and build-up of clogged fines in the mesh of the screen itself.
For more information, see our Dust Control for Screens page.
Dust Control for Storage Buildings
The storage of materials within buildings is a necessary process and usually carried out be conveyor systems and mobile bucket loaders, for effective dust suppression it is necessary to locate ultrasonic fogging nozzles on the process creating the dust problems, the fogging nozzles do not over wet and use very low volumes of water, creating the 5-10 micron water droplets is key to the success of dust suppression.
For more information, see our Dust Control for Storage Buildings page.
Dust Control for Loading & Unloading Raw Materials
Dust Suppression Systems are important in reducing dust emissions for ship, rail and road truck loading and unloading processes, without dust suppression systems vast amounts of airborne dust are generated quickly due to the speed and volume of material flow. The finer and dryer the material the more airborne dust is generated.
For more information, see our Dust Control for Loading & Unloading page.
Flour Dust Control
Throughout the baking process there are many machines and processes that create heat and therefore make the production area hot and dry for the staff working there.By adding a humidification system to the bakery, itself, as well as the critical process areas, it can make the environment a much more comfortable place to work.
For more information, see our Flour Dust Control page.
How Do Dust Control Systems Work?
Dry Fog fugitive dust suppression works like a combination of a wet scrubber and a fabric filter. The generated ultra-fine fogging blanket acts like a fabric filter in that a dust particle cannot pass through it without colliding with a droplet. Since the droplet consists of water, the dust particle does become somewhat wet as in a true flooded scrubber.
For more information, see our How Do Dust Control Systems Work page.
