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Electrostatic ignitions of fires and explosions
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Tom Pratt, a long-time process safety practitioner and lecturer in electrostatic safety, wrote this book to educate industry in the basics of electrostatics. It offers a selected collection of information designed to give readers the tools they need to examine the hazard potential of common industrial processes. Among the topics addressed are separation and accumulation of charge, discharge, minimum ignition energies, discharge energies, electrification in industrial processes, design and operating criteria, measurements, quantification of electrostatic scenarios. A selection of case histories.
Electrostatic Ignitions of Fires and Explosions; CONTENTS; 1 Basic Concepts; 2 Separation and Accumulation of Charge; 3 Discharge; 4 Minimum Ignition Energies; 5 Discharge Energies; 6 Electrification in Industrial Processes; 7 Design and Operating Criteria; 8 Measurements; 9 Quantification of Electrostatic Scenarios; 10 Case Histories; Appendix A. Units; Appendix B. Symbols Used in Equations; Appendix C. Equations; Appendix D. Atmospheric Electrostatics; Appendix E. Electric Field Calculations; Bibliography; Concordance A, General; Concordance B, Compounds and Materials.
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 171-176) and index.
Marietta, GA : American Institute of Chemical Engineers, 2000