Dust Explosions

151 books
Grain dust explosion preventionUnited States Grain Corporation.
⏱ 28m

Grain dust explosion prevention

United States Grain Corporation.

192028 pp.
Dust control in grain elevatorsHylton R. Brown
⏱ 48m

Dust control in grain elevators

Hylton R. Brown

192648 pp.
Dust dispersal by explosion-induced airflowJoseph M. Singer
⏱ 50m

Dust dispersal by explosion-induced airflow

Joseph M. Singer

197650 pp.
Dust explosions in factoriesGreat Britain. Dept. of Employment and Productivity.
⏱ 46m

Dust explosions in factories

Great Britain. Dept. of Employment and Productivity.

197046 pp.
Report of important dust explosionsNational Fire Protection Association. Fire Record Dept.
⏱ 1h 19m

Report of important dust explosions

National Fire Protection Association. Fire Record Dept.

195779 pp.
Reducing dust explosion losses in industrial plantsDavid J Price

Reducing dust explosion losses in industrial plants

David J Price

1940No page data
Dust explosions can occur in many plantsDavid J Price

Dust explosions can occur in many plants

David J Price

1940No page data
Information on dust explosions for the fire serviceUnited States. Bureau of Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering

Information on dust explosions for the fire service

United States. Bureau of Agricultural Chemistry and Engineering

No page data
Unprotected electric lightsDavid J. Price

Unprotected electric lights

David J. Price

1921No page data
A study of selected problems related to the assessment of ignitability and explosibility of dust cloudsRolf K. Eckhoff
⏱ 51m

A study of selected problems related to the assessment of ignitability and explosibility of dust clouds

Rolf K. Eckhoff

197651 pp.
Staub-explosionenPaul Beyersdorfer
⏱ 2h 5m

Staub-explosionen

Paul Beyersdorfer

1925125 pp.
Thermal and electrical ignitability of dust cloudsRonald S. Conti
⏱ 40m

Thermal and electrical ignitability of dust clouds

Ronald S. Conti

198340 pp.
Dust explosions in factoriesNew Zealand. Dept. of Labour.
⏱ 15m

Dust explosions in factories

New Zealand. Dept. of Labour.

196815 pp.
Explosibility assessment of industrial powders and dustsPeter Field
⏱ 52m

Explosibility assessment of industrial powders and dusts

Peter Field

198352 pp.
The dust hazard in industryWilliam Edward Gibbs
⏱ 2h 48m

The dust hazard in industry

William Edward Gibbs

1925168 pp.
Safety codes for the prevention of dust explosionsNational Fire Protection Association
⏱ 29m

Safety codes for the prevention of dust explosions

National Fire Protection Association

193629 pp.
Effect of rock dust on explosibility of coal dustJ. K. Richmond
⏱ 34m

Effect of rock dust on explosibility of coal dust

J. K. Richmond

197534 pp.
Corn starch dust explosion at General Foods Ltd, Banbury, OxfordshireGreat Britain. Factory Inspectorate.
⏱ 10m

Corn starch dust explosion at General Foods Ltd, Banbury, Oxfordshire

Great Britain. Factory Inspectorate.

198310 pp.
Pozharovzryvoopasnostʹ promyshlennoĭ pyliA. I͡A Korolʹchenko
⏱ 3h 32m

Pozharovzryvoopasnostʹ promyshlennoĭ pyli

A. I͡A Korolʹchenko

1986212 pp.
Just a word about grain dust explosionsUnited States. Department of Agriculture. National Agricultural Library.
⏱ 10m

Just a word about grain dust explosions

United States. Department of Agriculture. National Agricultural Library.

191910 pp.
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