all metal, long neck, Hastelloy C - 1" I.D., .035 wall with 1/8" O.D. x .020 wall x 1" stems, side clip, volume: 9 mL
these cells can be used with the Accelerating Rate Calorimeter (ARC) and the ARSST
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A common question for our dust testing lab is, “How should I ship my sample?” As a result, we created a dust collection kit. It is not a requirement to use the Fauske Dust Collection Kit, but it is available at a minimal cost, if you will find it helpful to collect and ship your sample. The kit includes 4 half-gallon plastic jars with screw top lid, 4 labels and a Fauske pen to fill out the labels. If you would like to order a kit and/or get a quote for testing, contact us at dust@fauske.com.
Reactive chemical hazards are a special subset of chemical hazards that can be present whether the reaction is intended or not, and the results can have catastrophic consequences such as explosion, fires, or harmful chemical releases. Some materials are even thermally unstable in the absence of an intentional chemical reaction. Examples of thermally unstable materials includes self-reactive materials, organic peroxides, explosives, and uninhibited monomers. Important tools for characterizing the hazard associated with the thermal stability of materials are adiabatic calorimeters. These tools provide important information such as temperature and pressure generation that can be used to extract many important safety parameters. This article provides example adiabatic calorimetry data on a thermally unstable organic peroxide (TBHP in decane) and a self-reactive material (benzene sulfonyl hydrazide) [1].
Chemical systems and processes that require the handling of flammable gases and vapors should have preventative and mitigative measures in place to ensure the safety of employees and facilities. These measures can be properly implemented by first obtaining the needed test data from various flammability experiments, such as flash point tests, and following up by installing the recommended preventive/mitigative safeguards which may include LFL/UFL detectors, oxygen monitors, rupture discs, flame arrestors, and explosion relief panels.