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Is anyone aware of a company or organisation that can identify and quantify the risks of burning from hot particles to the skin and clothing?
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Can you give further details about the process you are looking at?
There are some standards used in the petro-chem industry about heat radiated from flames/explosions and the tolerance to the heat given off etc.
Maybe these could be adapted.
I would guess there will probably be British Standards to look at as well. I do recall using one, but can't remeber which one right now, for a similar task.
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We are attempting to quantify the risk of burns from a product that has the perceived potential to release hot particles. If you could recall the relevant standards that would be really useful.
Thanks
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Your local A&E will give U the appropriate terminology as I am lead to believe that the older terms have changed
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Hi Bob,
I think you are referring to degrees of injury i.e. superficial, partial thickness and full thickness. What I require is information on how burn damage is assessed, measured and it's probability based on heat/energy/size of particle etc. I cannot find anything and was hoping someone had,or knew of someone/organisation etc where I could obtain the information
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