deflagrable

deflagrable

(ˈdɛfləɡrəbəl)
adj
(General Physics) having the ability to burst into flames quickly
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NFPA defines the size of "Deflagrable Wood Dust" as being 500 microns (0.5mm, 0.0196 inch) or less and having a moisture content of less than 25 percent.
What you need to know about comdust: with the increase of combustible dust incidents, OSHA is visiting woodworking facilities with greater frequency
Combustible fine particles of wood dust, also known as "deflagrable" wood dust, are classified as having a diameter of 420 microns (0.425mm, 425 um micrometers, 0.0165 inch) or smaller, and having a moisture content of Less than 25 percent.
Explosive: combustible dust issue: identifying combustible dust and what you can do to manage it

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