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How to Safely Recover Combustible Titanium Dust?

by root / 27 Jun, 2016

Titanium is an odorless, silvery solid or a dark gray powder. It is used in alloys, in aircraft, missiles, and atomic reactors. The powder form is used in pyrotechnics and in making welding rods, electrodes, surgical appliances and lamp filament.

How to Safely Recover Combustible Tea Dust?

by root / 27 Jun, 2016

Workers in the tea industry are exposed to tea dust, which has allergenic and irrigative effects on airways.

Many industrial processes produce airborne contaminants and their most common route of

How to Safely Recover Combustible Tantalum Dust?

by root / 27 Jun, 2016

Tantalum is a shiny, silvery metal which is soft when is pure. It is almost immune to chemical attack at temperatures below 150 C. Tantalum is virtually resistant to corrosion due to an oxide film on its surface.

How to Safely Recover Combustible Sulfur Dust?

by root / 27 Jun, 2016

Sulfur is a chemical element that is non-metallic. It has a pale yellow color and has no odor. Sulfur in gaseous form combines with oxygen to form sulfur oxide. Sulfur is used to make fertilizer and various types of disinfectant. It is also used in medical laboratories to test skin disease.

How to Safely Recover Combustible Sugar Dust?

by root / 27 Jun, 2016

When most people think of controlling dust in the workplace, they think of taking steps to avoid inhaling dusts to prevent health problems. However, the accumulation of combustible dusts in the workplace can lead to far greater consequences.

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