Why use dust control: 

Safety: 

• Impaired Visibility: Dust clouds obscure vision, heightening accident risks for drivers, pedestrians, and workers. 

• Traffic Collisions: Dust-related low visibility increases the likelihood of severe crashes. 

• Construction Risks: Dust on work sites reduces visibility for operators and laborers, raising accident potential. 

Health: 

• Breathing Problems: Dust irritates lungs, worsening conditions like asthma, bronchitis, or COPD. 

• Other Issues: Prolonged dust exposure may cause skin, eye, or more severe health complications. 

Environmental Protection: 

• Soil and Water Pollution: Dust carries contaminants, polluting soil and water sources, harming ecosystems. 

• Erosion: Dust accelerates soil erosion, damaging roads and landscapes. 

• Plant Damage: Dust accumulation on vegetation can stunt growth or cause plant death. 

Infrastructure and Property: 

• Road Wear: Dust contributes to potholes and erosion, increasing repair costs. 

• Property Impact: Dust buildup damages surfaces, requiring frequent cleaning and upkeep. 

Economic Impacts: 

• Maintenance Savings: Effective dust control lowers long-term infrastructure repair costs. 

• Business Losses: Dust reduces efficiency in industries like solar energy by coating panels. 

Aesthetic Concerns: 

• Visual Appeal: Dust creates a gritty, unattractive environment, diminishing quality of life.