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Since DustEx Research Ltd. launched the combustible dust incident database in 2016, they have recorded 632 fires, 243 explosions, 417 injuries and 45 fatalities from dozens of countries around the world.
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In every combustible dust category, particle size plays a role in how the material reacts under different conditions. In this article, Fauske & Associates’ Mark Yukich and Ashok Ghose Dastidar discuss how different wood samples behave in combustible dust testing trials.
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A dust hazard analysis (DHA) is a systematic review and assessment of a process and/or facility led by someone with knowledge and experience in understanding and identifying combustible dust hazards. Rembe's Jeramy Slaunwhite shares the who, what, when and why of DHAs.
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Recent test data gathered from Fike Corporation’s Remote Testing Facility has empirically proven that potential performance problems exist with many ATEX-certified explosion isolation flap valves, which are currently available for purchase and even installed in many Canadian facilities.
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Canadian Forest Industries magazine shares the latest dust collection and suppression equipment on the market in 2020.
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There are different levels of knowledge when looking for a contractor to design, service or maintain a dust collection system. Here are six questions to ask before you sign on the dotted line.
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In a 2019 case study, Gilles Plourde, the inside sales supervisor of explosion protection applications for Fike Corporation, outlines different methods of explosion protection and their effectiveness.
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Since two tragic sawmill explosions took the lives of four men over seven years ago, the number of B.C. sawmills that underwent inspections and responded to WorkSafeBC recommendations rose from a 47 per cent compliance rate to 100 per cent compliance.
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