Dust control refers to methods and practices used to minimize the amount of dust generated in various environments, such as construction sites, roads, and industrial facilities. Effective dust control helps improve air quality, reduces health risks, and enhances visibility. Common techniques include using water sprays, applying dust suppressants, and implementing proper ventilation systems. In addition to improving health and safety, dust control can also protect equipment and infrastructure from damage caused by dust accumulation. Regulatory agencies often set guidelines for dust control to ensure compliance and promote environmental sustainability. Implementing these measures can lead to a cleaner and safer working environment for everyone involved.