Combustible dust compliance for new and existing dust collection systems
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Summary
Combustible dust compliance for dust collection systems is not just a recommendation; it is necessary. But what do we mean by “combustible dust compliance?” And what is required to achieve that goal?
Does compliance just involve explosion mitigation and protection? What steps are necessary? Do I need to hire a consultant? Do the requirements differ for new and existing systems?
In this webinar, Jack Osborn, senior project engineer at Airdusco EDS, will answer these and many other common questions processors have about how to comply with combustible dust safety standards and ensure the safety of their people and processes.
Attendees will also have the opportunity to ask their own questions during a Q&A session following the presentation.
Speaker
Jack Osborn
Senior Project Engineer
Airdusco EDS
Jack Osborn is senior project engineer at Airdusco EDS and a member of Processing’s editorial advisory board. He has more than 50 years of experience in dust collection systems, centralized vacuum cleaning systems, pneumatic conveying systems, and all types of bulk handling systems. He has either designed or evaluated (e.g., engineering studies/audits, performance testing, etc.) more than 2,000 dust collection systems during his career and is a participating member of all six NFPA combustible dust committees.
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