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Industrial hygienists utilise dust monitoring, one component of air quality, to count the amount of dust particles present in workplaces, cities, or communities during a specific period of time.
Soot, smoke, dirt, and dust are just a few of the different sized particles that make up PM pollution. For instance, more inert chemicals and ordinary dust may need an evaluation every two years.
Additionally, where prior surveys indicate adequate exposure control, monitoring might be conducted less frequently. Contrarily, chemicals that are more volatile or prevalent in high amounts would need annual monitoring.
A tiny optical dust monitor called a laser dust monitor can continuously measure the amount of dust present or its opacity. There are three different kinds of laser dust monitors: medium path, long path, and extra-long path.
The laser dust monitoring system integrates two measuring concepts into a single device through the use of laser technology.
It uses forward scattered light technology, which involves incident laser light being scattered by dust particles and then being collected on a sensor for quantification, when there is little or no dust present. When there is a lot of dust present, it measures the transmittance or opacity.
The global Laser Dust Monitoring market accounted for $XX Billion in 2023 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2024 to 2030.
The launch of Aeroqual RangerTM, a connected handheld air quality monitoring system, has Aeroqual buzzing with excitement. The newest cutting-edge iteration of our current line of handheld monitoring devices, Ranger includes Wi-Fi functionality and our Aeroqual Cloud software.
Ranger | Dust, the first item in the Ranger series to be released, is intended for use by industrial hygienists, consultants for indoor and outdoor air quality, EHS specialists, and building certifiers among others.
Future launches of additional Ranger iterations that support a variety of air monitoring applications are planned. According to Aeroqual Co-Founder and CTO, “With Ranger, they’re working to eliminate some of the major pain issues influencing air quality monitoring today.”
Thanks to wireless connection and their Ranger Cloud software, they can now stay linked to their data from any location. Real-time responses to automatic alarms let users maximise the benefits of their portable dust monitoring device while saving time and money.
