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What’s Included?

This 1-day training program will provide instruction on:

  • Module 1: Fundamentals of combustible dust
    • How/why dust fires and explosions occur
    • Importance of housekeeping
  • Module 2: Dust Hazards Analysis (DHA)
    • Importance of DHA for HAC
    • DHA method
      • Prescriptive
      • Performance based
  • Module 3: Fundamentals of HAC
    • Definitions
    • Importance of HAC
    • Methods of dust HAC
      • NFPA 499
        • Definitions
        • Cloud vs Layer
        • Division and Zones
        • Groups
        • Housekeeping

 

  • Module 4: How to conduct a Dust HAC study
    • NFPA 499 method
      • Step 1: Need for classification
      • Step 2: Gathering information
      • Step 3: Selecting appropriate classification diagram
      • Step 4: Determining the extent of classification
      • Step 5: Verify compliance of equipment in classified areas
  • Module 5: Workshop
    • NFPA 499 method
      • One example with Groups E, F, and G material using a representative facility
    • IEC 60079-10-2 method
      • One updated example from NFPA 499 using IEC method with the same representative facility. With the focus on NFPA 499 method, this example will only show how the contours would look different with IEC and not show any calculations or details

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