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Discussing combustible dust safety with Jack Osborn of Airdusco

In this Processing Pros interview with senior editor Nate Todd, Osborn talks about NFPA 660 and the importance of knowing your material's Minimum Ignition Energy (MIE) and Minimum Explosive Concentration (MEC).
Oct. 7, 2024
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Nate Todd
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Nate Todd

Senior Editor

Nate Todd, senior editor, has been covering powder & bulk solids handling and processing for 12 years. Prior to joining Processing, he was the chief editor of Powder & Bulk Engineering and Tablets & Capsules. He lives near Minneapolis, MN.

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