‘Construction dust’ includes a number of different types of dusts that are commonly generated on construction sites. They can be dirty and cause nuisance, but can also be seriously damaging to health, sometimes with long-term implications.

Construction workers have a particularly high risk of developing health problems as a result of prolonged exposure to high levels of dust.

Dust suppression is the application of the liquid to restrict the airborne dissemination of fine particles.

The most common dust suppressant is water, but there are other liquids and additives to water that can be used to 'capture' airborne dust or create a temporary or permanent 'cap' on dusty material to prevent dust fly-away.

Dust suppression can be carried out by manual tractor and bowser method or through a fully automated air atomizing system (anti-smog gun) that is turned on or off electronically.

Anti-smog gun is a canon shaped device attached to water tank built on a movable device that sprays atomized water droplets in the air. Very  commonly, this involves using strategically-placed atomizing nozzles to spray a fine mist of water to capture airborne dust particles and bring them to the ground. Air atomization enables tiny particles or water, which increases the number or droplets and reduces the surface tension of the water. This means when the water droplets collide with the dust particles, instead of the dust bouncing off the 'skin' of the water, they merge and the increased weight of the dust particle causes it to fall to the ground.

The objective of Anti Smog Gun is to remove dust particles from the air so that quality of air is improved to reach the permissible level of ambient air quality stadards.

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