Proper use of capture-at-source filtration equipment
Efficiency of Personal Protective Equipment, such as a respirators
Material type, composition, and presence coatings or solvents
Frequency and duration of dust producing activity
Submicron dusts (measuring 0.5 micron and smaller) are particularly dangerous if inhaled, as they can easily settle in the lungs.
Health risks from grinding dust may include:
Mild respiratory irritation,Respiratory damage,Nausea and/or vomiting,Difficulty breathing,Headaches and dizziness
Excess fluid in the lungs,Irritated eyes, nose and throat,Lead poisoning,Chest pain
Mild respiratory irritation,Respiratory damage,Nausea and/or vomiting,Difficulty breathing,Headaches and dizziness
Excess fluid in the lungs,Irritated eyes, nose and throat,Lead poisoning,Chest pain