Dust suppression refers to methods used to reduce the amount of dust generated in various environments, particularly in construction, mining, and agricultural activities. Techniques include watering the ground, using chemical dust suppressants, and applying gravel or other materials to surfaces. These methods help improve air quality and visibility, making work sites safer for workers and nearby communities. Effective dust suppression is essential for minimizing health risks associated with inhaling dust particles, which can lead to respiratory issues. Additionally, it helps protect equipment and infrastructure from dust accumulation, ensuring better performance and longevity. Implementing dust control measures is often a regulatory requirement in many industries.