Grain Dust Explosion Prevention
Grain Dust Explosion Prevention
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From the evidence obtained in the investigation it would seem that the explosion was the direct result of a choke-up which occurred in an elevator leg. Before the choke-up was noticed and the motor stopped, so much friction had developed at the head of the elevator that the belt began to smolder and burn, until it parted and dropped down through the legs into the elevator boot and well. The dense dust cloud raised in the legs and well was ignited by the smoldering or burning ends of the belt. T...he explosion then propagated through a small opening in the well to all sections of the plant. On account of the peculiar trough plate con- struction of the sides of the bins a great deal of dust had accumulated on the bin walls. This dust, thrown into suspension by the force of the first explosion, was ignited by the flame which traveled through the open- ing between the tops of the bins and the bin floor. Since all the bins were connected, the explosion blew away the entire upper portion of the plant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From the evidence obtained in the investigation it would seem that the explosion was the direct result of a choke-up which occurred in an elevator leg. Before the choke-up was noticed and the motor stopped, so much friction had developed at the head of the elevator that the belt began to smolder and burn, until it parted and dropped down through the legs into the elevator boot and well. The dense dust cloud raised in the legs and well was ignited by the smoldering or burning ends of the belt. T...he explosion then propagated through a small opening in the well to all sections of the plant. On account of the peculiar trough plate con- struction of the sides of the bins a great deal of dust had accumulated on the bin walls. This dust, thrown into suspension by the force of the first explosion, was ignited by the flame which traveled through the open- ing between the tops of the bins and the bin floor. Since all the bins were connected, the explosion blew away the entire upper portion of the plant.
What to read after Grain Dust Explosion Prevention?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Grain Corporation to read onlineMoreLess
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