Nowadays, people have increasingly higher demands for their living and working environments, and the harmful effects of dust on the human body have become more evident. Industrial dust, coal combustion dust, vehicle exhaust dust, and construction dust are the main sources of urban dust.
The progress of urbanization inevitably comes with an increased demand for energy due to industrial development. To effectively and accurately monitor dust in the air, the use of dust sensors is indispensable.
- Suitable for measuring dust concentration at production sites in industrial and mining enterprises by labor departments.
- Monitoring of inhalable particulate matter in public places by health and epidemic prevention stations.
- Atmospheric dust detection and pollution source investigation by environmental monitoring departments.
- Municipal smoke monitoring.
- On-site testing in scientific research, such as filter material performance experiments.
- Measurement of dust concentration on-site and monitoring of dust concentration at exhaust outlets.
- Management of manufacturing processes for precision instruments, testing equipment, electronic components, food, and pharmaceuticals.
Not only dust sensors, but also pressure sensors, liquid level sensors, temperature sensors, temperature and humidity sensors, and soil moisture sensors have become effective tools for monitoring the environment. Sensors have now become indispensable instruments in our daily production and life.