This Safety Moment reviews the regulations for Hazardous Material (HAZMAT) Storage and Transportation, the accidents resulting from inadequate storage and transportation and the lessons we can learn from the incidents. Watch more Safety Moments when you sign up for a free trial.
SuperChems™ helps process safety and risk engineers overcome the shortcomings of simple relief design techniques which can often lead to over-design, and more importantly, sometimes leading to under-design.
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Observe the flame propagation of a layer of dust in a burn rate test. Historically completed as part of UN and DOT requirements, this test has now been incorporated into recent NFPA standards as a means of measuring combustibility of a dust layer (e.g. NFPA 652).
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Take a look at one test, part of a series of tests, which ioKinetic conducts to better understand how much pressure might be generated during an explosion in an industrial setting.
An ARC® is primarily used for liquid phase reactive systems. It is also used for safety / performance evaluation of explosives and propellants. Take a look at how it works.
One test in a series of tests that make up a minimum explosible concentration test. The bright flash observed clearly shows this dust is sensitive to electrostatic ignition at the level applied.