Sentence examples for more efficient dust from inspiring English sources
Obtaining a better understanding of the way air is induced into the stream of bulk material, and the quantity of the induced air, will assist in the design of more efficient dust control systems.
In developed countries, cement industries use more efficient dust control methods, such as enclosure of dust emitting machinery, general mechanical ventilation in the production areas, wet dust suppression during cleaning activities and use of local exhaust ventilation from the crusher and packing machinery [ 17].
Using a DDP fraction of 2.4 × 10−5 and assuming that DDPs contribute >30% of mineral dust emission on Earth suggest that DDPs are >12,500 times more efficient at dust uplift than resolved winds (8 m s−1 gives >700), which seems unrealistic, but this fraction depends linearly on σ, and DDPs are efficient uplift mechanisms as discussed.
Its strong point: it is more efficient in capturing dust particles and toxic pollutants.
Foam technology is more efficient than water sprays for dust control in coal mines, but the traditional foam system is complex and poses problems related to foam production and spraying application, with high water consumption, unstable equipment and relatively low utilization efficiency of foam.
Since dust heating is more efficient in a lower density medium relative to the photoionization heating, it may cause an inverted temperature-density relation in the low-density IGM, as suggested by Bolton et al. (2008).
Also the interfacial region is more efficient than the downcomer section of the granular bed in removing dust.
Or is there some magic private-sector dust that means whatever company executives do is just far more efficient than those Soviet realists in public service?
