When combustible materials, ignition sources, and oxygen collide in a confined space, an explosion can occur. When factories need to collect and purify flammable and explosive dust to meet environmental regulations, careful explosion-proof safety design is essential from the outset of dust removal system planning.

Production sites must be kept in a safe and protected state at all times. This ensures the safety of personnel and prompt resumption of production should an explosion risk arise. After all, every minute of production downtime represents lost profit. Experience suggests that systematic explosion safety measures can be implemented through the installation of explosion-proof windows, explosion-proof discs, explosion-proof solenoid valves, and explosion-proof dust collectors.

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The dusts that are generally more prone to explosion accidents include aluminum powder, zinc powder, ferrosilicon powder, magnesium powder, iron powder, aluminum processing grinding powder, various plastic powders, intermediates of organic synthetic drugs, wheat flour, sugar, sawdust, dyes, bakelite ash, milk powder, tea powder, tobacco powder, coal dust, plant fiber dust, etc.

The reason these materials' dusts are prone to explosion and combustion is that they contain strong reducing agents such as H, C, N, and S. When these elements coexist with peroxides and explosive dust, they decompose, producing large amounts of gas from the oxidation reaction, or even small amounts of gas that release a large amount of combustion heat. For example, aluminum powder is at risk of explosion as long as it is in a carbon dioxide atmosphere.