Dust Explosion

151 books
Guide to dust explosion preventing and protectionGeoff Lunn

Guide to dust explosion preventing and protection

Geoff Lunn

1992No page data
Pressure-relieving capacities of diaphragms and other devices for venting dust explosionsJohn Nagy
⏱ 15m

Pressure-relieving capacities of diaphragms and other devices for venting dust explosions

John Nagy

195015 pp.
Guide to dust explosion prevention and protectionC. Schofield

Guide to dust explosion prevention and protection

C. Schofield

1985No page data
Sulphide dust explosions: volume 1, cause and prevention in development headings, volume 2, detection and preventative measuresUnknown Author

Sulphide dust explosions: volume 1, cause and prevention in development headings, volume 2, detection and preventative measures

Unknown Author

No page data
Inhibition of coal dust-air flamesJoseph Grumer
⏱ 14m

Inhibition of coal dust-air flames

Joseph Grumer

197114 pp.
Dust explosionJohn Barton
⏱ 5h 52m

Dust explosion

John Barton

2002352 pp.
Experiments to determine the minimum amount of coal-dust required for propagation of a mine explosionGeorge Samuel Rice

Experiments to determine the minimum amount of coal-dust required for propagation of a mine explosion

George Samuel Rice

1931No page data
A critique of the dust explosibility indexMartin Hertzberg
⏱ 24m

A critique of the dust explosibility index

Martin Hertzberg

198724 pp.
Dust dispersal by explosion-induced airflowJoseph M Singer
⏱ 50m

Dust dispersal by explosion-induced airflow

Joseph M Singer

197650 pp.
El problema del polvo de carbón en las minasLuis Torón Villegas
⏱ 8h 11m

El problema del polvo de carbón en las minas

Luis Torón Villegas

1948491 pp.
Dust explosions in the process industriesRolf K. Eckhoff
⏱ 10h 43m

Dust explosions in the process industries

Rolf K. Eckhoff

1991643 pp.
Combustible dust in industryUnited States. Occupational Safety and Health Administration. Office of Safety Systems

Combustible dust in industry

United States. Occupational Safety and Health Administration. Office of Safety Systems

2004No page data
Triggered barriers for the suppression of coal dust explosionsUnited States. Bureau of Mines.
⏱ 24m

Triggered barriers for the suppression of coal dust explosions

United States. Bureau of Mines.

197924 pp.
Ignitions in mixtures of coal dust, air, and methane from abrasive impacts of hard minerals with pneumatic pipeline steelJ. E. Kelley
⏱ 19m

Ignitions in mixtures of coal dust, air, and methane from abrasive impacts of hard minerals with pneumatic pipeline steel

J. E. Kelley

197619 pp.
Dust Explosions and Fires (Powder Technology)K. N. Palmer
⏱ 6h 36m

Dust Explosions and Fires (Powder Technology)

K. N. Palmer

1973396 pp.
Qi ti he fen chen bao zha fang zhi gong cheng xueMingshu Bi
⏱ 2h 49m

Qi ti he fen chen bao zha fang zhi gong cheng xue

Mingshu Bi

2012169 pp.
Sulphide dust explosionsUnknown Author
⏱ 2h 46m

Sulphide dust explosions

Unknown Author

1989166 pp.
Vzryvoopasnostʹ metallicheskikh poroshkovUnknown Author
⏱ 2h 17m

Vzryvoopasnostʹ metallicheskikh poroshkov

Unknown Author

1971137 pp.
Preduprezhdenie vnezapnykh vzryvov gazodispersnykh sistemV. V. Nedin
⏱ 1h 49m

Preduprezhdenie vnezapnykh vzryvov gazodispersnykh sistem

V. V. Nedin

1971109 pp.
Electrostatic hazards in powder handlingMartin Glor
⏱ 2h 51m

Electrostatic hazards in powder handling

Martin Glor

1988171 pp.
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