Dust and heat control for cement and steel plants.
Raw material handling, clinker and slag transfer release fine dust, while casting and rolling bays get extremely hot. TrueMist fog, dry fog and mist cooling systems address both.
Two problems, one plant
Cement and steel plants combine fine, sometimes moisture-sensitive dust with radiant heat. Misting designs must keep cement and fly ash dry while bringing relief to people near hot processes.
Typical applications
- Raw material and limestone handling
- Clinker, slag and sinter transfer
- Iron ore and coal conveying
- Casting bays, rolling mills and furnaces – worker cooling
- Truck and wagon loading
Solutions for this industry
Dust suppression
Fog and mist at transfer points, crushers, hoppers and stockyards.
Dry fog dust suppression
Micron-sized fog for fine dust where material must stay dry.
Industrial mist cooling
Heat relief for shop floors, furnaces, warehouses and loading bays.
How a TrueMist project runs
A structured conversation before any equipment is proposed.
- 01
Describe the problem
Tell us what is happening, where and when.
- 02
Assess the conditions
Area, airflow, humidity, water and power on site.
- 03
Define the system
Pump, nozzles, lines, filtration and controls sized to the duty.
- 04
Install & validate
Commissioning checks against the agreed objective.
Related solutions and guides
Questions we are often asked
Can you suppress cement dust without caking?
Yes – dry fog adds minimal moisture and is preferred for cement and fly ash.
Can mist cool workers near furnaces?
Yes, with targeted misting fans and lines positioned away from molten metal and electrics.
Do you have steel plant references?
Yes – see our video of dust suppression misting in an iron and steel plant on the videos page.
Your application deserves the right system.
Share your operating conditions. Start with a conversation, not a pre-selected package.