Safety Alert: Duct Fires in Foundries.
Modern Casting - Vol. 90 Nbr. 8, August 2000
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Safety Alert: Duct Fires in Foundries.
AFS Environmental Control Div. Air Quality Committee (10-E) Principal Author: Paul Sheehan,
Foundries can prevent personnel injuries and costly damage to their facilities by knowing how and where duct fires start, and being prepared to contain them. Recent incidents have prompted a reminder to the foundry industry that duct fires are a real possibility and a safety item to be taken seriously. While fires can occur in any area of the foundry, the duct systems collecting dust, fumes and smoke easily can be overlooked. By design, these systems take away the objectionable ...Try vLex for FREE for 3 days
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