For a fire to be able to burn it needs to have three things present simultaneously: Fuel, Ignition, and Oxygen. Take ...
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New Cars Are Causing Issues With Aluminum Dust
When Ford unveiled their newest version of the F-150 pickup truck, the biggest change that had people talking was the ...
The 2008 Imperial Sugar plant combustible dust explosion was an industrial accident that changed the conversation about ...
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Texas Flour Mill Fined $151,200 For Combustible Dust Hazards
A company that processes corn flour was cited by OSHA for exposing employees to dangerous levels of combustible dust ...
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CSB’s Report on U.S. Ink Combustible Dust Explosion
Printer ink may not seem like it would pose a combustible dust hazard, but the ingredients to make ink have been found ...
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Deadly Chinese Industrial Explosion Blamed on Aluminum Dust
Investigators at the scene of the fatal aluminum dust explosion.
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How Does Dust Combust? The Process Behind Explosive Dust
Explosive dust at Imperial Sugar Killed 14 workers
February 1999 an explosion in a foundry in Massachusetts kills 3 and injures 9; January 2003 an explosion in a North ...
Safety training is an important part of any job. Many employers are required to have an Emergency Action Plan (EAP), ...
Earlier this week, I got a chance to see an old childhood friend who I haven’t seen in years. As we were catching up on ...
“Often, we’re hesitant to identify a problem out of fear we can’t solve it. Knowing that we have to live with something ...
CTA Acoustics after a February, 2003 Combustible Dust Explosion
