I would hate to be the one who test this theory when all the conditions are right for making this happen.
The reality is nothing is impossible. For example,
A Handful of Dust Can Destroy Your Facility
A perfect “recipe” for a mill disaster could be this: start with a building with thin, barely visible layers of combustible dust. Add unvented equipment that draws in suspended dust. Let a few airborne particles stray and find a spark. Add the spark to the dust and you’ve set your recipe ablaze! The first explosion ruptures the equipment, releasing building dust into the air; a second explosion deflects the building walls and roof. Deflection could partly collapse the building and break sprinkler piping. And as soon as the sprinkler protection is disabled, your fire is out of control.
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Originally Posted by nupe10123
The static thing is something to think about and I guess I'll minimize how often I do this. But I'd like to know if this is really an issue or not.
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