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Continuous Dust Monitoring In Ambient Air On Production Work Stations - Case study

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Jun. 30, 2022
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  • Customer: Ceramic tile manufacturer
  • Material: Ceramic dust
  • Installation: Close to different workplaces where spot measurements have shown the possibility of exceeding the maximum values
  • Function: Continuous measurement of fine particle exposures and alarms if the permitted thresholds are exceeded
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  • A ceramic tile manufacturer that is aware of the health issues related to PM wants to monitor the level of exposure to PM of its workforce in the workplace.
  • Currently, the only solution is an annual check by a third party company using portable equipment. This gives them a one time indication of the concentration levels of PM in the ambient air, but it is not a viable long-term solution.
  • To comply with local regulations, they are looking for a continuous monitoring solution.
  • The AirSafe PM provides continuous measurement of PM of different sizes (PM1, PM2.5, PM4.25, PM10 and TSP) and can classify them as E or A dust fractions according to EN 481.
  • This allows to check that the short term (15 mins) and long term (8 h) exposure levels are respected.
  • In the event that the levels are exceeded, then the data can
  • be analysed by the Health and Safety department of the company in conjunction with production data to identify the source and to take proactive measures to improve working conditions.
  • The design of AirSafe PM allows it to withstand industrial working environments and to provide measurement data through different channels: relay, 4 … 20 mA analogue signal, Modbus, eSAM interface.
  • Continuous measurement of PM levels in the workplace
  • Classification into E and A dust fraction according to EN 481
  • Provide data to Health and Safety departments to help to comply with the maximum recommended exposure values
  • Designed for use in industrial process environments