When ground was broken on a major solar construction project covering more than 1,000 acres in southern New Mexico, the engineering team faced a problem that would stop any project cold: the cement stabilization base failed to consistently meet the specified strength requirement. After testing multiple sections with cement contents ranging from 3 to 8%, the results were maddeningly inconsistent. …
Comply with the MSHA Silica Rule with Midwest’s MineKleen® Plus System
The new MSHA Silica Rule is here – going into effect on April 8, 2026 – and with it, stricter exposure limits, tougher sampling requirements, and higher stakes for compliance. For underground mining operations, meeting these standards isn’t just about avoiding fines; it’s about protecting your team and keeping production running at full capacity. Midwest’s MineKleen® Plus System delivers a …
Earth Armour® Helps Steel Manufacturer with Controlling Industrial Dust Emissions
A leading steel manufacturer was eager to open a flat roll steel plant in southeastern Texas. Part of the company’s transformational growth plan, the brand-new facility was projected to add lasting long-term value through its emphasis on cutting-edge, innovative development, with an annual production capacity of three million tons. Despite high-hopes for its operational excellence though, the plant, like any …
Midwest’s Rural Road Dust Control Revives Residential Community
When it comes to fugitive dust particles, most will likely assume it’s only an issue for heavy industrial and manufacturing applications. As the leaders in rural road dust control and soil stabilization methods though, we understand that loose particulate matter isn’t an isolated concern. Dust control touches every aspect of life — including rural roads within residential communities. Over the …
What is the most effective dust control?
We know suppressing fugitive dust particles is a major concern across a multitude of industries. Whether it’s preventing dust interference in steel manufacturing, stabilizing mine tailings, keeping gravel runways safe for landings, or protecting a vineyard harvest, customers and prospects alike often ask “What is the most effective dust control?” The first step in answering this question starts with looking …