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Dust-explosion protection acts at different points in the event sequence. Based on Zalosh (2002), pp. 3-402–3-403 and pp. 3-414–3-416.

Diagram for the article Dust explosion (Fire Safety Academy wiki, level 1 Basic).

Source basis: Zalosh (2002), pp. 3-402–3-403 and pp. 3-414–3-416; U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (2005), p. F-20
Alt text: Five layers address cloud formation, ignition, oxygen, pressure relief and vessel strength.

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Short title	Five layers address cloud formation, ignition, oxygen, pressure relief and vessel strength.
Image title	Five panels along the event sequence of a dust explosion: prevent a dust cloud by removing deposits, control ignition sources, inert the atmosphere by reducing oxygen, vent a deflagration through a relief panel, and contain the pressure in a strong vessel. A branch from venting shows that explosion venting is not suitable for a detonation. No measure is universal.
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