How much depth of particle-sized dusts of organic materials such as wood or food products can, under the right set of conditions, result in a flash fire or explosion?
How much depth of particle-sized dusts of organic materials such as wood or food products can, under the right set of conditions, result in a flash fire or explosion?
A depth of less than 1/8 in. (3 mm) of particle-sized dusts of organic materials such as wood or food products can, under the right set of conditions, result in a flash fire or explosion. Even a thin layer of combustible dust, if dispersed in the air and ignited, can cause a significant hazard.
ANS: A
wood, food products, paper, and so on of the correct particle size with a depth of less than 1/8 in. (3 mm) can, under the right set of conditions, result in a flash fire or explosion.