Controlling Electrostatic Hazards Associated with Liquid and Powder Processing
Electrostatic charge is normally generated whenever two materials (solids and/or liquids) make and then break contact.
Electrostatic charge is normally generated whenever two materials (solids and/or liquids) make and then break contact.
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An inherently safer design is one that avoids hazards instead of controlling them, particularly by removing or reducing the amount of hazardous material or the number of hazardous operations.
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Piping & Instrumentation Drawings (P&IDs) are important communication tools for engineers. To be effective in the workplace, you must be able to read and interpret them.
The webinar will benefit those inside and outside the process engineering community who need familiarity with PFDs as communication tools.
The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) has several hundred codes and standards in print designed to increase fire protection and life safety across a wide range of occupancy classifications.
Performing hazard analyses are critical to safe operation in any chemically based operation or experiment. Often, engineers are approached with proposals for chemicals that have not been used in a company or research group previously.
