article·2009-09-30

Gravel Roads and Dust Suppression

Karin Edvardsson

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Abstract

ABSTRACT This review paper deals with the field of dust generation on gravel roads, dust suppressant performance and evaluation techniques. By applying the proper dust suppressant, matching the gravel road condition specific to the site, dust emission can be reduced, thereby providing a healthier ambient air environment, increasing road safety and ride comfort while reducing the need and cost of vehicle repair, road maintenance activities, and aggregate replacement. By applying the proper application rate of the dust suppressant, the cost of annual dust control as well as the environmental impact can be significantly reduced. Suitable measuring techniques for evaluating dust suppressant efficiency will facilitate the choice of the most appropriate dust suppressant and its optimal application rate. KEYWORDS: Gravel RoadsDeteriorationParticulate MatterDust SuppressantsMeasuring Techniques
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OpenAlex topics: Air Quality and Health Impacts · Vehicle emissions and performance · Air Quality Monitoring and Forecasting

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