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An important contribution to fire safety in industrial processes. Angle grinding is a very common process and involves a rapidly rotating, powered, grinding wheel, applied to (usually) metal surfaces in order to smooth or shape the metal surface. A by-product is the prolific generation of white hot sparks which have the capacity to ignite flammable items on which they impinge. There have been many recorded incidents where the sparks have ignited fabric clothing worn by the user and this publication sets out these hazards together with the fire risks associated with a range of different fabrics subjected to the impingement of angle grinder sparks under controlled experimental conditions.
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Accidents, Flammability, Prevention, Textile fabricsShowing 1 featured edition. View all 1 editions?
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Tests for the ignition and flame spread of clothing fabrics subjected to angle grinder sparks
2004, HSE Books
in English
0717628418 9780717628414
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On cover: Prepared by Building Research Establishment Ltd. for the Health and and Safety Executive 2004.
Includes bibliographical references.
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