Explosive News by ATEX Explosion Hazards

Standard EN 1127-1 distinguishes fourteen types of ignition source: hot surfaces flames and hot gases mechanically generated sparks electrical apparatus stray electrical currents, catrhodic corrosion

A worker at Adams Foods in Leek, Staffordshire, suffered facial burns in a powder explosion at the food factory on August 14. He was

In the UK the tragic event at Wood Flour Mills in Bosley Cheshire this month may have been the result of a wood dust

A collapse and fire at an Omaha plant has injured at least 10 people and killed at least two, officials said Monday afternoon. The

With more and more plants moving towards biofuel, dust explosion prevention and protection in the biomass industry is more important than ever before. It’s

  Continuing our overview of dust explosion prevention in the Biomass Industry (See Part 1 here), today we are looking at the key challenges