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Re: Combustible Dust Related Explosions and Fires
Hi, I'm new to the forum and would like to introduce myself. Since the Imperial Sugar Refinery combustible dust explosion I have been tracking combustible dust related fires and explosions in the United States.
With limited resources on a Google search I'm attempting to document combustilbe dust related incidents. If you have any info concerning incidents could you please contact me so I can add the details to the Google map.
Currently I'm utilizing data from the Chemical Safety Board Combustible Dust Study report completed in 2006. Here is a spreadsheet that the investigative team compiled of incidents from 1980-2005. Check it out and if you notice an incident that is not listed, then please feel free to add your input.
Here is a link to the Combustible Dust Explosion and Fire website
Thanks,
John
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Re: Combustible Dust Related Explosions and Fires
I was at the Texas Instruments plant in Attleboro, MA, back around 2001 when they had a massive explosion cause by dust in a dust collector. You may want to look into that one. Thanks for stopping by, good luck with your research.
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Re: Combustible Dust Related Explosions and Fires
Thanks for the update. I've been using the Chemical Safety Board's data from their Combustible Dust Study completed in 2006 and I don't see the Texas Instruments incident listed in the spreadsheet of incidents that they recorded from 1980-2005.
Thanks for the feedback.I'll add that to the list and follow-up on the specifics.
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