In this episode, we address four common challenges in the application of NFPA 652 across various industries.
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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.
DSS154: Dust Explosion Loss History In Asia
In this episode, we review the research, opinions, and incidents that go over dust explosion loss history in Asia.
DSS153: Dust Explosion Loss History in Europe & the United Kingdom
In this episode, we go over early combustible dust textbooks and regulations to understand the history of both explosion incidents and corrective measures.
DSS152: Dust Explosion Loss History in North America
In this episode, we go over early combustible dust textbooks and regulations to understand the history of both explosion incidents and corrective measures.
DSS151: Early Textbooks and Regulations on Combustible Dust in North America
In this episode, we go over early combustible dust textbooks and regulations to understand the history of both explosion incidents and corrective measures.
DSS150: History of Firefighters for Healing Organization with Jake LaFerriere
In this episode, Jake LaFerriere, founder and Executive Director of Firefighters for Healing, talks about the history and purpose of the organization.
DSS149: Analyzing Electrostatic Ignition Likelihood After An Explosion Incident with Eyal Zadok, Part 2
In this episode, Eyal Zadok outlines steps for detecting electrostatic discharge and analyzes an explosion at a Taiwan plastics plant.
DSS148: Analyzing Electrostatic Ignition Likelihood After An Explosion Incident with Eyal Zadok, Part 1
In this episode, electrostatic discharge expert Eyal Zadok goes over how to analyze electrostatic ignition likelihood after an explosion incident.
