In this episode, Dr. Shahab Sokhansanj, adjunct professor at the University of British Columbia, goes over best practices for biomass fibre pile management.
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DSS143: Dust Hazard Control for Groups of Concrete Silos with Matt Williamson
In this episode, Matt Williamson from ADF Engineering based in Dayton, Ohio shares dust hazard control strategies for groups of concrete silos.
DSS142: What Details Should Be Included in a DHA with Tim Heneks
In this episode, Tim Heneks from Dustcon Solutions explains what details should be included in a dust hazard analysis (DHA).
DSS141: Methods for Preventing and Mitigating Dust Explosions
In this episode, we discuss we discuss the different methods used to prevent and mitigate dust explosions.
DSS140: Metal Dust Explosion Loss History, Severity & Practical Considerations
In this episode, we discuss the loss history and severity of metal dust explosions as well as practical considerations.
DSS 139: Canadian Building Codes & the Kilo Lima Community with Kelsey Longmoore
In this episode, Kelsey Longmoore from Celerity Engineering talks about the Kilo Lima Code Community and Canadian Building Codes.
DSS138: Dust Hazard Control for Grain Truck Load-Out Bays with Matt Williamson
In this episode, Matt Williamson, Director of Engineering at ADF Engineering, talks about dust hazard control for grain truck load-out bays.
DSS 137: Case Study – The Murray Grain Elevator Explosion of 1919
In this episode, we review the Murray Grain Elevator Explosion, a 1919 disaster that killed 14 men and injured 10 others. It was the fourth in a series of dust explosions.
DSS 136: Charting a Path Forward in Combustible Dust Safety, Part 2
This episode is the second half of a two-part series replaying the opening keynote from the 2021 Dust Safety Conference. It explores three more combustible dust challenges.
DSS 135: Charting a Path Forward in Combustible Dust Safety, Part 1
In this episode, we replay the opening keynote from the 2021 Dust Safety Conference: ‘Combustible Dust Safety: Open Challenges and Charting a Path Forward.’
