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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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27 September

It’s Time to Review and Update your DHA (Dust Hazards Analysis)

It’s Time to Review and Update your DHA (Dust Hazards Analysis) Many companies are now reviewing their initial DHAs, performed…

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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

What is the difference between a fire and an explosion?

What is the difference between a fire and an explosion? In process safety we often talk about fires and explosions.…

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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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11 November

Combustible Dust Explosion Testing: Why do it now?

Combustible Dust Explosion Testing: Why do it now? At Stonehouse, as we continue to invest in laboratory staff and more…

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19 October

Manually Transferring Powders: Explosion Risk Explained

Manually Transferring Powders: Explosion Risk Explained Operators add small quantities of powders to process vessels in many different ways. Pouring…

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