DUST COLLECTION

Control What’s in the Air

Dust collection is about more than maintaining a clean facility. When dust isn’t properly managed, it can affect workplace air quality, system performance, and employee health and safety. From source capture and conveying to filtration, explosion protection and system controls, Keen takes an integrated approach to dust management — engineering practical solutions around how your facility actually operates.

Reducing Risk at the Source

Combustible dust hazards have the potential to cause catastrophic events that can disrupt business and put lives at risk. That’s why a clear understanding of where dust is generated and how it moves through the facility is essential. Combustible dust deserves particular attention. OSHA explicitly points to dust-tight equipment, effective dust collection/aspiration, ignition-source control, explosion protection and isolation as important engineering considerations.

We help clients analyze existing systems, identify hazards and design solutions to manage dust safely and efficiently. We also provide complete installation of the systems we design, ensuring they are properly balanced to reach the efficiency clients need.

Results Beyond Collection

Installing and maintaining a dust control system is essential to properly operating your facilities. A safer, cleaner workplace will improve employee morale. Combined with the right training, effective dust control can also support greater awareness of and compliance with safety standards. It may also reduce operating costs by improving process efficiency.

Your Dust Control Experts

Our specialists bring deep technical expertise to dust control and air quality, backed by advanced training, industry certifications and an understanding of National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standards. That expertise is part of the work we do across food, grain, feed, seed, milling and many other manufacturing environments. We also maintain relationships with leading equipment suppliers and technology partners, giving us a range of options for different needs.

Dust Collection Capabilities

  • Dust hazard analysis (DHA)
  • Existing system audits
  • New dust control system design
  • Fan balancing
  • Testing and troubleshooting
  • System upgrades and improvements
  • Vendor coordination and equipment selection
  • Complete dust system engineering, procurement and installation

Need better dust control? Tell us where dust is affecting your operation, and we’ll help you determine the next step.

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