Sentence examples for dust abatement from inspiring English sources

"Children were enticed into living in lead-tainted housing and subjected to a research program which intentionally exposed them to lead poisoning in order for the extent of the contamination of these children's blood to be used by scientific researchers to assess the success of lead paint or lead dust abatement measures," said the suit, filed in state court in Baltimore.

Bentonites are environmentally safe providing dust abatement procedures which are used in processing and handling (Murray 2002).

The compact Macrofalt pleated panel filter from McLeod Russel is designed to meet end user dust abatement requirements in the smallest possible space.

When a large sandstorm grounded aviation and large dust clouds became a problem, the brigade repurposed oil for use in dust abatement around airfields, allowing the 101st's fleet of AH-64 Apaches to take off and engage Iraqi ground forces on 24 March.

Since 1991, the Trail Community Lead Task Force has carried out blood lead screening, case management, education programs targeted at early childhood groups and the general community, community dust abatement, exposure pathways studies, and remedial trials.

Regular conferences focused on common concerns as trans-boundary dust storm, pollution abatement of the Huanghai Sea and illegal transport of solid waste.

Once activated with suitable catalytic principles such filters might outperform conventional technologies in the treatment of flue gases since they enable simultaneous dust removal and catalytic abatement of gaseous pollutants (NOx, VOCs, etc).

The accumulated evidence is clear: Abatement reduces dust-lead loadings when measured as far out as 3 years after treatment (Dixon et al. 2005).

Consequently, regulations for lead abatement and remediation have included dust clearance standards that quantify lead concentrations [ Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) 1999; U.S. EPA 2006c].

Similarly, abatement of lead exposure from contaminated dusts and soils has generally been unsuccessful.

Attrition occurs during the transport and processing of particles and leads to loss of useful product, dust formation and hence to the need for pollution abatement.