How to Deal with Gravel Dust Produced by the Quarry Equipment?

In the production process of stone processing and other mining resources will produce a lot of dust, the dust only pollute the environment and gave health workers caused tremendous damage, so dust and gravel processing equipment when imminent, we must first deal with the dust to find the source of the dust, so as to remedy, is currently in production quarry crusher, dust prone areas in the following areas:

Broken down spout: No matter what kind of crusher broken adopted, and because the first stone has been broken, broken corners to increase material, will produce a lot of dust in the crushing, the stone in the mud almost always in this session crushed into dust, where the dust is mainly stone in clay content; because the finished feed yard has a certain height, especially when relatively empty yard, cutting height is sometimes more than 10 meters, if the stone contains a lot of dust, A little breeze, it looks like a disaster. As long as the feed and cutting has a certain height, stone dust will be divided up there, because at this time to the amount of feed powder is the largest.

In figure out a few more crusher dust generation source around, we can take targeted measures of dust. First, take the necessary measures to seal crusher, dust generated at these three points with sealed enclosures sealed to dust control and not spread in a small area. Secondly, as far as possible without gap, crusher process design small gap by reducing the gap, and other measures to reduce the angle of the chute, the potential difference can be highly effective in preventing accelerated dust flying, which is conducive to collect dust. Finally wet dust, exhaust dust, vacuum dust combined at the discharge port and a discharge port crusher, belt conveyor transfer points, such as the erection spray wet dust removal device (need to pay attention to controlling the amount of water in order to avoid the material moisture too large), thereby reducing the generation of dust and dirt...