Liquid amphiphilic polymer for effective airborne dust suppression
Abstract
Airborne dust is a byproduct of natural and artificial occurrences, including high winds in arid regions and human activities that affect most of the world's population. Watering is the most general practice for reducing airborne dust by wetting the surface of the dust source to agglomerate dust particles via capillary effect, increasing the aerodynamic diameter of (ultra)fine particles and reducing dust emission. However, the short-term...
Paper Details
Title
Liquid amphiphilic polymer for effective airborne dust suppression
Published Date
Jan 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
9
Issue
68
Pages
40146 - 40151
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