Real-Time Dust Monitoring in Occupational Environments: A Case Study on Using Low-Cost Dust Monitors for Enhanced Data Collection and Analysis

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Real-Time Dust Monitoring in Occupational Environments: A Case Study on Using Low-Cost Dust Monitors for Enhanced Data Collection and Analysis

02/25/2024

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high-volume data collection from networks of LCDM to establish baseline respirable hazard levels and to monitor for changes on a seasonal basis as well as following any application of control technologies.
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NIOSH
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NIOSH Mining
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Low-cost dust monitors
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North America
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urn:sha256:90cd39541a68c217d06abd54da6eb016e7727cb05f5558e684e1a535a6e7056e
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