Mining operations are inherently associated with dust generation, which is detrimental to
cleaner production in mines. Exposure to airborne respirable dust causes serious health …

Diesel particulate matter (DPM) is a carcinogen to humans. Underground miners have the
potential to expose to higher DPM concentrations since the working environment is …

Exposure to mining-induced particulate matter (PM) including coal dust and diesel
particulate matter (DPM) causes severe respiratory diseases such as coal workers' …

Non-road diesel engines (NRDE) emissions are unregulated in several countries including
Australia and there is an absence of data for construction sites in rapidly growing …

The reduction process of pre-oxidized ilmenite concentrate powder in 30% CO–70% N 2
atmosphere was characterized by thermogravimetric and differential thermogravimetric (TG …

Occupational exposure to diesel exhaust is regulated by legislation in Europe owing to its
carcinogenic effects on humans. In underground mines, exposure to diesel exhaust requires …

Understanding the accumulation and dispersion characteristics of diesel particulate matter
(DPM) in the closed environment of the underground mines and identifying the factors …

Exposure to diesel particulate matter (DPM) is frequently assessed by measuring indicators
of carbon speciation, but these measurements may be affected by organic carbon (OC) …

Diesel exhaust is a major cause of large number of occupational diseases. Acute and
continuous exposure to DPM can cause numerous health issues including respiratory …

Diesel exhaust has been associated with adverse human health effects. Farmers are often
exposed to diesel exhaust; however, their diesel exposure has not been well characterized …