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4. There are three different techniques to solve dust release problem during cargo
handling processes: prevention, isolation and control. After modernization of bulk
cargo handling processes, innovative technologies helps to prevents or minimize the
formation of dust clouds during the transfer of granular solids together increases the
efficiency of technological operations during cargo handling processes. Also from
company’s economical side, these technologies help to avoid fines. On the other hand,
demonstrating a commitment to managing the environmental impact wins greater
stakeholder and customer and local community trust, giving a feedback for companies
– the confidence to plan ahead rather than react to whatever the future brings.
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