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Autor:
Ankit Saini, Christian Schweizer, Waruna D. Kulatilaka, Pranav Bagaria, Chad V. Mashuga, Shrey Prasad
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Powder Technology. 384:297-303
Solids industries have inherent dust explosion hazards. Process risk assessment parameters include overpressure, deflagration index, and minimum ignition energy. These parameters are influenced by dust dynamics, such as turbulence and concentration.
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Powder Technology. 379:89-95
Dust explosions threaten the solids process industry. Parameters influencing dust explosions include particle size, chemical composition, and polydispersity; however, particle morphology is often overlooked. Studies show particle morphology impacts d
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Powder Technology. 367:782-787
Dust explosions in the process industries have prompted the need for better understanding of dust explosion fundamentals to improve risk assessments. Parameters such as Pmax, Kst and MIE are important to the risk assessment process and depend on dust
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Powder Technology. 356:304-309
The 20-L dust explosion apparatus is widely used for dust explosion risk assessment, however the 1-m3 apparatus remains the gold standard for explosion testing by generating a turbulent dust cloud consistent with industrial scenarios. Recent studies
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Powder Technology. 355:1-6
Dust explosions are a threat to process industries. Studies have examined the effect of (particle size, chemical composition, and polydispersity) on dust explosion potential and severity; however the effect of particle morphology on dust explosions h
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Process Safety and Environmental Protection. 122:192-199
The Minimum Ignition Energy (MIE) is an important dust hazard parameter that guides the elimination of possible ignition sources in solids handling facilities. Partial inerting is a dust explosion mitigation technique implemented in industries, where
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Powder Technology. 342:204-213
Dust explosions are a major challenge in the area of process safety. Incidents occur on a frequent basis causing loss of life and property. Several standards such as ASTM, ISO etc. provide methods and procedures for explosion risk assessment by testi
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Journal of Loss Prevention in the Process Industries. 56:518-523
For dust explosion studies, some of the standard parameters are the maximum overpressure (P max ) and deflagration index (K st ). These parameters are typically measured with a 20-L dust explosion apparatus in accordance with ASTM standard (ASTM E 12
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Journal of Loss Prevention in the Process Industries. 44:424-432
Dust explosion hazards can be described with parameters such as MIE, MEC, P max , K st etc., which are known to depend on particle size distribution within a dust cloud. Literature has shown the dispersion system (outlet valve, in particular) in a st
Autor:
Timothy J. Neville, Noor Quddus, S. Camille Peres, Nilesh Ade, Changwon Son, M. Sam Mannan, Pranav Bagaria
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Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting. 62:1604-1604
Written procedures are an important artifact in maintaining the safety in high risk industrial operations. Procedures set out the steps required to complete safety and process critical tasks. However, as Sidney Dekkar noted, while procedures spell ou