Dr. Chris Cloney and Jordan Newton from SonicAire Systems discuss three things that facility owners should do now to avoid a combustible dust event.
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DSS163: Challenges Using Rule Of Thumb Method For Explosion Venting Requirements
This episode reviews the challenges of using the rule of thumb method for explosion venting requirements. It comes from a Dust Safety Help Desk question.
DSS162: Can The Fan Be Used As An Explosion Isolation Device?
During this episode, we address a question that came in to our Dust Safety Help Desk: can the fan be used as an explosion isolation device?
DSS161: Ask Me Anything on Operator Safety During Handling and Cleanup of Hazardous Dusts with David Hakes, Part 2
David Hakes, President and Owner of XP Products, joins the podcast to discuss operator safety when handling and cleaning away hazardous dusts.
DSS160: Ask Me Anything on Operator Safety During Handling and Cleanup of Hazardous Dusts with David Hakes, Part 1
David Hakes, President and owner of XP Products, comes on the podcast to answer questions about operator safety during handling and cleanup of hazardous dusts.
DSS159: Crossover Episode with Donovan Karki & the Dusty Jobs Podcast
Dr. Chris Cloney and Donovan Karki from the Dusty Jobs podcast share knowledge in this crossover episode.
DSS158: Current Status of Dust Explosion Safety in Israel with Shay Segev
Explore the current status of dust explosion safety in Israel, and insights, with Process safety expert Shay Segev, and recent developments and safety measures.
DSS157: Four Common Challenges in the Application of NFPA 652
In this episode, we address four common challenges in the application of NFPA 652 across various industries.
DSS156: Five Common Questions About NFPA 652, Part 2
In this episode, we answer two common questions about NFPA 652. This is part two of a three-part series about this new and critical combustible dust standard.
DSS155: Five Common Questions About NFPA 652, Part 1
In this episode, we present and answer five common questions about NFPA 652. This is part one of a three-part series exploring this combustible dust standard.
