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Seek help in removing dust generated by die casting

2010-09-19View Original

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Die-casting generates dust, and our facility uses local exhaust hoods to collect it. Outside the workshop there is a large white tank (it’s probably a reactor, but I can’t remember its name), with the word \"nitrogen oxides\" written on it. Are there any nitrogen oxides in the dust generated by die casting? What are the hazards? How to remove it?
Reply #22010-09-20
Reply to 1# tangling198410: Does no one know?

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