Grain dust dangers blamed for most elevator blasts
Four of five U.S. grain elevators harbor dust levels risky enough to trigger dangerous secondary explosions. University of Illinois expert Roger Strehlow says housekeeping fails, urging stronger dust control. The NAS panel labels dust control the urgent need for the nation’s 15,000 elevators.
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