99 Characterization and Control of Ignition Sources I

Description:
Ignition sources are often said to be free, at least always available. Recognition, characterization, and control of these sources, whether electrostatically or impact generated, is key to prevention of ignition. This session invites original papers that discuss aspects of ignition prevention and how ignition sources can be affected by process change.

Sponsor:
47th Annual Loss Prevention Symposium (LPS)

Chair:
Michael D. Moosemiller
Email: mmoosemiller@bakerrisk.com

Co-Chair:
Lisa Long
Email: long.lisa@dol.gov


Papers:
File available
8:00 AM
(99a) Lightning Related Ignition Mechanisms and Associated Protection Techniques for Storage Applications
Mitchell Guthrie
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8:30 AM
(99b) Guidelines for Evaluating the Likelihood of Ignition of Releasaed Flammable Masses
Robert J. Stack, Adrian L. Sepeda and Mike Moosemiller
File available
9:00 AM
(99c) Development of a Steel Component Combustion Model for Fires Involving Pure Oxygen Systems
Brenton L. Cox, Sean J. Dee, Ryan J. Hart and Delmar "Trey" Morrison
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