William de la Barre & Washburn A Mill Explosion: Tragedy, Heroism, & Industrial Safety On May 2, 1878, the city…
Fatal Blender Explosion: It does not have to be this way The task in hand was to blend recently milled…
The Tale of the Process Engineer and the Dust Explosion Specialist Once upon a time there were two professional engineers.…
Why I have NOT had my powders tested to determine their Explosion and Fire Properties There are still facilities handling…
What is the difference between a fire and an explosion? In process safety we often talk about fires and explosions.…
Dust Collector – friend or foe? A Lesson in Dust Explosion Safety Now read this very carefully…. Statements 1: We…
Combustible Dust: Sampling for Dust Combustibility Testing Our ‘Go To’ guide for selecting/collecting your powder samples for combustibility testing. OK,…
Combustible Dust Explosion Testing: Why do it now? At Stonehouse, as we continue to invest in laboratory staff and more…
Manually Transferring Powders: Explosion Risk Explained Operators add small quantities of powders to process vessels in many different ways. Pouring…