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Dust in Supernova Explosions

Nature, 1970
THERE is now considerable evidence to support the view that supernovae can be caused by the explosive ignition of degenerate material in evolved stars1. The conditions leading to such ignition have recently been investigated by Arnett (ref. 2 and private communication).
F, Hoyle, N C, Wickramasinghe
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Dust Explosions

Journal of Electrostatics, 1982
Jean Cross, Donald Farrer
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Burns from a dust explosion

Burns, 1994
Two cases of burn injury following a dust explosion are presented. It is important to (1) rule out other serious injuries and (2) continuously reassess the patient for respiratory injury. The mechanism of dust explosions is described and preventative measures are discussed.
E, Beausang, K, Herbert
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Dust Explosions

2021
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Dust Explosions

Science, 1930
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Explosion propagation in a dust removal pipeline under dust collector explosion

Journal of Loss Prevention in the Process Industries, 2022
Kai Yang, Long Shi, Jiaojiao Cao
exaly  

Dust Explosions in Process Plants

IEEE Industry Applications Magazine, 1999
Dust explosions have caused extensive property damage and fatalities in process plants. Because of their familiarity, dusts do not get the respect that flammable vapors and gases receive. Dust explosion safety rules are entirely different from the safety rules for gases and vapors; dust is an entirely different phenomenon.
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Risk assessment method of polyethylene dust explosion based on explosion parameters

Journal of Loss Prevention in the Process Industries, 2021
Kai Yang, Jiaojiao Cao
exaly  

Dust explosions

Journal of Electrostatics, 1983
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Dust Explosion

2019
Ritsu Dobashi, Wei Gao
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