Dust collection plays a critical role in keeping cement and mining plants safe, efficient, and compliant. In this webinar, we explore how dust is generated throughout these processes, why cement dust can be especially difficult to manage, and what facilities should know when selecting, operating, and maintaining dust collection systems. The session is designed for plant managers, engineers, maintenance teams, and EHS professionals looking for practical guidance they can apply in the field.
WEBINAR CONTENTS for Cement and Mining PlantsÂ
TOTAL DURATION: 1:00 hour
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The cement manufacturing process and mining process
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Where dust is generated in cement plants and mining operations
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Why cement dust is different from ordinary dust
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The main dust collection technologies used in these industries
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Safety and combustible dust considerations
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Best practices for selection, maintenance, and optimization
DATE AND TIME
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Wednesday, June 10, 2026
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1:00 PM (EST)
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Who Should Attend This Webinar?
This webinar is especially relevant for professionals responsible for dust control, air quality, equipment reliability, and process performance in cement and mining operations, including:
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⦿ Plant managersÂ
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⦿ Operations managers and supervisors
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⦿ Maintenance managers and maintenance personnelÂ
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⦿ Process engineers
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⦿ Project engineers and project managers
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⦿ EHS managers and safety professionalsÂ
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⦿ Reliability engineers
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⦿ Dust collection and air pollution control specialists
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⦿ Bulk material handling professionals
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⦿ Anyone involved in cement manufacturing, mining, grout plants, silo systems, or dry material handling
In cement plants and mining operations, the dust collection system is tied directly to worker safety, housekeeping, equipment life, emissions control, and uptime. When it is designed well, it helps the plant run cleaner and more efficiently. When it is undersized, poorly maintained, or mismatched to the application, the result is usually higher maintenance costs, visible dust, shorter filter life, and constant operational frustration.
This webinar takes a practical look at cement dust collection and mining dust collection, starting with the process itself. We will walk through the cement manufacturing process, from crushing and raw material preparation to clinker production, grinding, and packing, and explain where dust is created at each step. We will also look at mining-related applications such as crushing, screening, conveyor transfer points, silo filling, bulk material handling, and cement-based processes like grout plants and backfill systems. These are the areas where an industrial dust collector, baghouse, cartridge dust collector, or silo vent collector often has to work the hardest.