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The U.S. Chemical Safety Board (CSB), as part of its investigation into the May 2017 Didion Mill explosion, issued “Call to Action: Combustible Dust” to gather comments on the management and control of combustible dust from companies, regulators, inspectors, safety training providers, researchers, unions and workers affected by dust-related hazards.
Designed for facilities that do not have building management systems, GoldLink provides continuous access to dust-collection operations by monitoring four preset analog inputs and 16 preset digital inputs.
Designed to provide safe measurement in gas and dust hazard areas, an intrinsically safe humidity and temperature transmitter conforms to the European ATEX directive.
The flash fire that burned seven workers, one seriously, at a U.S. Ink plant in New Jersey in 2012 resulted from the accumulation of combustible dust inside a poorly designed dust-collection system that had been put into operation only four days before the accident.