In the vast industrial and urban landscapes of Uzbekistan, the battle against airborne particulates requires more than just water—it requires precision engineering. Zhenton is leading this technological revolution with our advanced Dust Suppression System, a solution designed to transform dusty, wind-blown environments into clean, breathable spaces. By leveraging high-velocity airflow and specialized atomization, we provide a “long-reach” defense that is essential for the large-scale infrastructure projects currently defining the new Uzbekistan.
“Science can amortize the past and engineering can provide the future.” — Yuri Gagarin.
The effectiveness of a Dust Suppression System is measured by its ability to dominate the wind. In regions like Bukhara or the Fergana Valley, where gusty conditions are common, a standard sprayer is useless. Zhenton’s systems are engineered with high-efficiency aerodynamic fans that can project a mist curtain up to 50 meters in length.
This is not a simple spray; it is a controlled cloud of “dry fog.” Each droplet is calibrated to 30 microns, ensuring the perfect weight-to-surface-area ratio to intercept dust particles mid-air. When these droplets collide with dust, they coalesce and fall to the ground due to gravity, effectively “scrubbing” the atmosphere without flooding the site.
In a country as water-conscious as Uzbekistan, every drop counts. A Zhenton Dust Suppression System consumes up to 60% less water than traditional flooding or hose-based methods. By concentrating the water into a fine, targeted mist, we achieve superior coverage with minimal resources, making it the most sustainable choice for municipal and industrial operators across the Silk Road.
During the recent expansion of a major bypass road near Samarkand, a contractor struggled with visibility issues that threatened the safety of heavy machinery operators. The wind was carrying massive amounts of fine silt from the excavation pits.
Zhenton deployed xx units of our heavy-duty Dust Suppression Systems. Positioned strategically on the windward side, the units created a continuous mist barrier. Within 1 hours, site visibility improved from less than 5 meters to over 50 meters, and local environmental monitors recorded a 80% drop in PM10 levels. This success allowed the project to stay on schedule despite the challenging “Chilla” (the 40-day summer peak) weather conditions.
A: Our heavy-duty units can reach heights of up to 40 meters at a vertical angle of 89°. This makes them ideal for the urban redevelopment projects currently happening in Tashkent’s “New City” districts, where old structures are being replaced by modern high-rises.
A: Each Zhenton system features an adjustable frequency drive and a xx-degree automatic oscillation function. Operators can narrow the focus for high-speed wind penetration or widen the sweep for broad-area coverage in calmer conditions, ensuring the Dust Suppression System remains effective regardless of the weather.
A: Yes. We offer standard couplings that fit most Uzbekistan municipal connections. Furthermore, our units include internal booster pumps that can handle intake pressures as low as xx bar, ensuring consistent performance even in areas with fluctuating water pressure.
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