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06/04/2011
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07/04/2011
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Hans Boels Managing DirectorKeller Lufttechnik Benelux-
Supplier and customer: who is responsible for what?
When engineering a dust extraction installation for explosive dust, who is responsible for which information? What input is expected from the end user, and what is the manufacturer supposed to deliver to his customer?
Based on a number of practice examples, this presentation examines the basic data needed to prepare a risk assessment and how appropriate protective measures are chosen. Finally, it explains the purpo...
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Supplier and customer: who is responsible for what?
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Roger Bours Pressure Relief and Benelux Sales ManagerFike Europe-
Explosion safety: more for less
Industrial users are not always aware of the intrinsic benefits of an explosion-proof installation, such as damage mitigation and quick restart capability.
The presentation will look at the options for defining a suitable solution in terms of explosion proof working conditions, while at the same time highlighting additional benefits that directly impact ...
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Explosion safety: more for less
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Bert Brouwers ConsultantEgemin Consulting-
ATEX; what, how & who is responsible?
The European ATEX regulations provide guidance on how to safely address potential explosion hazards in industrial environments.
This session will briefly explore three issues: - Management summary of the ATEX Directive as introduction to the seminar day programme. - The explosion safety document provides the basis and back...
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ATEX; what, how & who is responsible?
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Wouter Burggraaf Hygienic ConsultantBurggraaf & Partners-
Hygienic design of powder plants, zoning
Design, selection, positioning and installation of equipment in hygienic process lines in plants where dry and wet solids are handled.
This presentation will also cover building layout and zoning aspects (Basic, Medium and High Hygiene) to ensure the correct selection of equipment and the necessary control procedures.
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Hygienic design of powder plants, zoning
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Ake Harmanny Senior Consulting ScientistISMA-
What is an “acceptable risk”?
Under the ATEX regulations, companies with potential gas or dust explosion hazards are required to prepare an explosion safety document. A key element of this document is the risk assessment. In addit...
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What is an “acceptable risk”?
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Karel Mager Food Safety ExpertGivaudan-
Introduction to EHEDG and general risks in powder handling
The 'European Hygienic Engineering Design Group' (EHEDG) is an organisation that brings together participants from Research institutes, the food industry, and manufacturers of production machinery for this industry sector.
This presentation will focus on the objective and organisation of the EHEDG. The EHEDG has published various documents containing general guidelines on the hygienic design of equipment, as well as tes...
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Introduction to EHEDG and general risks in powder handling
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Gabrie Meesters Senior Scientist FormulationsDSM Bio Technology Center Research and Development-
Hygienic aspects of spray drying
Spray drying must be carried out in conditions where the materials do not contaminate the machine, which may result in risks in the area of hygiene. Optimisation of the spray dryer settings coupled wi...
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Hygienic aspects of spray drying
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David Perrone Key Account Manager2Rent-
Lighting in an ATEX environment
Practical challenges and solution with respect to temporary lighting and power supply ATEX installations in confined spaces and in a potentially explosive environments.
This presentation will show how in a project, the ATEX regulations are maintained as standard during assembly and use. The main challenge is to ensure the continuity and safety of the process.
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Lighting in an ATEX environment
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Johan Roels Sales Manager Food & PharmaJ-TEC MATERIAL HANDLING-
Cleaning of plants and equipment: wet or dry
Overview of cleaning procedures for dry solids processing equipment and their applications
Wet cleaning (WIP, CIP), dry cleaning, and critical dry/wet separation. In addition, criteria for hygienic dry cleaning design will be addressed.
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Cleaning of plants and equipment: wet or dry
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Martin Stephan Head of Product Managements Bulk Material ComponentsCoperion Waeschle-
Hygienic Design of components in the powder industry (rotary valves, diverter valves, etc.)
Components in bulk material handling plants must be designed according to the requirements of the bulk material and the applied cleaning process. For each cleaning process (manual dry, manual wet, aut...
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Hygienic Design of components in the powder industry (rotary valves, diverter valves, etc.)
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Rachael Stevenson Athex-
Earth monitoring systems for mobile installations
Static electricity is still one of the main sources of explosion of combustible and explosive gases and dusts in industrial environments.
Statistics of leading organisations such as The Institute of Chemical Engineers and NFPA show that every day, worldwide, at least two severe fires or explosions are caused by uncontrolled electrostati...
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Earth monitoring systems for mobile installations
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E. Tijskens Industrial Research ManagerDEM Research Group K.U. Leuven-
Recent Advances in Computer Aided Engineering for Particulate Flows
Virtual design, prototyping, testing, control, trouble-shooting for particulate flows are becoming increasingly possible today. Discover new possibilities to master your products and innovate your pro...
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Virtual Prototyping of a Wheelloader picking up Rock Pile
Virtual prototyping of construction machines like wheelloaders, bulldozers and excavators using multibody dynamics software is commonly used in industry. Today, it becomes possible to simulate the int...
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Recent Advances in Computer Aided Engineering for Particulate Flows
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Total Total Belgium-
Responsibilities of the maintenance department in the application of Atex
The do’s and don’ts for mechanics in an ATEX environment.
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Responsibilities of the maintenance department in the application of Atex
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Simon Van Maercke Research EngineerSCK/CEN-
Virtual Prototyping of a Passive Safety System for a New Type of Nuclear Reactor
At the Belgian nuclear energy research center SCK/CEN a passive safety system for a new type of nuclear reactor is designed virutally. The design is based on a tube of which automatically starts disch...
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Virtual Prototyping of a Passive Safety System for a New Type of Nuclear Reactor
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Filip Verplaetsen ManagerAdinex-
How dangerous are your products? ... The importance of dust explosion characteristics.
An assessment of explosion risks starts with an investigation of the products and the installations. Knowledge of the dust explosion characteristics is essential for performing a risk analysis and dra...
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How dangerous are your products? ... The importance of dust explosion characteristics.
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