NFPA 660 Explained: Answering Your Questions About the New Combustible Dust Standard
As businesses begin to adopt NFPA 660: Standard for Combustible Dusts – the newly-consolidated standard – questions arise around what is new, what is
How to Prevent Fires and Explosions in Powder Drying (Part 2): Laboratory Testing
In Part 2, we focus on how to identify and mitigate these risks through practical laboratory screening. The aim is simple: to avoid self-heating incid
The Hidden Hazard of Thermal Instability in Powders – Preventing Fires and Explosions in Drying Operations Through Laboratory Testing (Part 1)
When powders are exposed to heat, some can undergo self-heating/ exothermic decomposition, leading to thermal runaway where the powder temperature...
Time for a DHA Revalidation? Understanding NFPA 660’s Five-Year Rule
NFPA 660 replaces NFPA 652 and commodity- and industry-specific dust standards, streamlining compliance while reinforcing key requirements
The Game-Changer: What NFPA 660 Means for Combustible Dust Safety
If you’re dealing with any combustible dust(s): NFPA 660 is here, it’s rewriting the rulebook on combustible dust safety, and it affects you.
Dust Explosions Misunderstandings: Let’s Clear the Air!
In this article, our process safety consultants tackle a few of the common misconceptions about dust explosions they’ve encountered over the years
Communication in Process Safety
NFPA 660: The New Standard for Combustible Dusts
The Importance of Specialist Electrostatic Hazard Analysis in Process Safety
An Interview with Stonehouse Founding CEO, Dr. Vahid Ebadat
Process Safety Management Willy Nilly – a logical proposition!
