Misting Sprayer Runs on Water Pressure
Alone
Dust Control Technology has engineered a smaller version of its
low-turbulence atomized mist unit for applications that require precision
particle control without the disturbance of a fan-driven
design. Developed for applications such as conveyor unloading
points and other limited-
space, dust-producing
areas, the DustBoss
DB-M Mini is built to
provide effective suppression
without material
disruption or saturation.
Generating a cascading
mist of atomized
droplets averaging 50–
200 microns in size,
the unit has a throw of
about 10 ft (3.04 m)
under calm conditions.
The result is effective
fugitive particle management
at the source
of the problem, with little
pooling or runoff,
according to the company. The unit’s standard boom length is 2
ft, but can be specified anywhere from 1 to
15 ft (0.3 to 4.57 m). It is fitted at the end
with a misting head featuring nine atomizing
nozzles. Along with customizable boom
length, proprietary Variable Particle Sizing
(VPS) Technology allows specialized nozzles
to be added, removed or replaced on
the head in order to customize droplet sizes
for optimum suppression. If using potable
water, nozzles need only be inspected once
per year. An optional dosing pump can be
attached for accurate metering of additives.
The unit runs on water pressure alone,
requiring no electrical hookup.
www.dustboss.com.com
As featured in Womp 2015 Vol 10 - www.womp-int.com
