The danger of combustible dust is present in virtually every facility, including yours. Are you doing everything to possible to mitigate hazards?
During the last decade, increased awareness of combustible dust has led to actions by regulators, standard writing organizations, insurers and manufacturing facilities to further mitigate hazards. In 60 minutes, you’ll learn the fundamentals of how dust explosions occur, how to identify the elements causing them and the types of materials that can fuel them The discussion will also address the primary methods for mitigating dust explosions in the chemical industry. This webinar includes an update on the current status of regulations and standards you need to know for preventing and mitigating dust explosions.
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- Dust explosions—a background
- Understanding how dust explosions occur
- How to identify combustible dust and assess risk
- Key methods for mitigating combustible dust hazards
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