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• TITLE: Dust Suppression with Glycerin from Biodiesel Production: A Review

  AUTHORS: Wei Yan, S. Kent Hoekman

  KEYWORDS: Dust Suppression; Glycerin; Biodiesel By-Product; Economic/Environmental Impact

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Environmental Protection, Vol.3 No.2, February 24, 2012

  ABSTRACT: An increasing number of countries and areas in the world suffer from either natural or anthropogenic dust, which results in a serious hazard with respect to the environment and to personal health and safety. This paper reviews and summa- rizes open literature involving the use of glycerin in dust control applications. Glycerin, a by-product from biodiesel manufacturing, has been evaluated for dust suppressant performance when applied alone as aqueous solutions, or in combinations with surfactants, polymers, or other chemicals. There are reports indicating that glycerin is effective in some dust suppression applications, although details about its use and performance metrics are generally lacking. Re- cent growth of the biodiesel industry has significantly increased the supply of crude glycerin, making it an economically attractive material for use in dust suppression. This paper also highlights several environmental accidents caused by irresponsible discharges of crude glycerin, and points out the need to understand environmental consequences of gly- cerin and its impurities when used in dust suppression applications.