Does anyone have dust data in the sulfur molding workshop? It is best if it is measured in real time.~~~
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The dust in the sulfur molding workshop is harmful to the environment, human body, and equipment. If anyone has dust data in the sulfur molding workshop, it is best to have actual measurements.~~~
This post was last edited by sifangok on 2016-12-31 21:17 I remember that there used to be a workshop that used sulfur dioxide, and there was an alarm in it. The parameters were set according to the allowable concentration. The result was that the alarm kept sounding and the smell was always very strong. People still had to do things. I don’t know if you know the significance of this data. If PM2.5 exceeds 150ug, it is considered to be highly polluted. In many workshops, if the PM2.5 exceeds 150ug, they still wear a mask and continue working.
This post was last edited by sifangok on 2016-12-31 21:16 If the PM2.5 in the editing workshop is lower than 400ug, it is a conscientious enterprise.
The values of the three forming processes of steel belt, roller and wet method should be different. . . Wet and roller should be minimal