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Chris Cloney
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Host, Dust Safety Science: Improving Combustible Dust Safety in the Workplace
Halifax
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By Chris Cloney| Pulp and Paper Canada Verified On August 17, 2023, an explosion and fire at a particleboard manufacturing plant in Sayabec, Que., highlighted the risks of combustible dust. Flames quickly spread through the plant’s walls and ceiling, complicating firefighting efforts and leaving one worker injured, but the fire was eventually contained by late afternoon. The explosion, which likely originated in a factory dryer, halted all plant operations and underscored the dangers of combustible dust in biomass-related facilities.
By Chris Cloney| Canadian Biomass Verified On August 17, 2023, an explosion and fire at a particleboard manufacturing plant in Sayabec, Que., highlighted the risks of combustible dust. Flames quickly spread through the plant’s walls and ceiling, complicating firefighting efforts and leaving one worker injured, but the fire was eventually contained by late afternoon. The explosion, which likely originated in a factory dryer, halted all plant operations and underscored the dangers of combustible dust in biomass-related facilities.
By Chris Cloney| Pulp and Paper Canada Verified On August 17, 2023, an explosion and fire at a particleboard manufacturing plant in Sayabec, Que., highlighted the risks of combustible dust. Flames quickly spread through the plant’s walls and ceiling, complicating firefighting efforts and leaving one worker injured, but the fire was eventually contained by late afternoon. The explosion, which likely originated in a factory dryer, halted all plant operations and underscored the dangers of combustible dust in biomass-related facilities.
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Dust Safety Science: Improving Combustible Dust Safety in the Workplace
Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
+1 902-452-3205