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26 January

Wood, Glorious Wood; explosion with fatalities!

Wood, Glorious Wood; explosion with fatalities! Everybody loves wood. It’s renewable, recyclable, and natural. Timber is one of the few…

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25 October

Fatal Blender Explosion: It does not have to be this way

Fatal Blender Explosion: It does not have to be this way The task in hand was to blend recently milled…

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28 June

The Tale of the Process Engineer and the Dust Explosion Specialist

The Tale of the Process Engineer and the Dust Explosion Specialist Once upon a time there were two professional engineers.…

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24 February

Dust combustibility – why accurate results matter

Dust combustibility – why accurate results matter You know you need to check out your powders for their combustibility. Maybe…

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17 November

Why I have NOT had my powders tested to determine their Explosion and Fire Properties

Why I have NOT had my powders tested to determine their Explosion and Fire Properties There are still facilities handling…

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26 October

Explosion Prevention by Eliminating Sources of Ignition

Explosion Prevention by Eliminating Sources of Ignition Can you rely on control/ elimination of sources of ignition alone as a…

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29 April

Dust Collector – friend or foe? A Lesson in Dust Explosion Safety

Dust Collector – friend or foe? A Lesson in Dust Explosion Safety Now read this very carefully…. Statements 1: We…

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17 March

Combustible Dust: Sampling for Dust Combustibility Testing

Combustible Dust: Sampling for Dust Combustibility Testing Our ‘Go To’ guide for selecting/collecting your powder samples for combustibility testing. OK,…

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20 January

Your Dust Hazard Analysis (DHA) Questions Answered

Your Dust Hazard Analysis (DHA) Questions Answered Question 1: I‘ve missed the deadline in NFPA 652 for completing a Dust…

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