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A document-shredding facility in Texas faced a significant buildup of combustible dust on its walls, floors and rafters. As the paper was shredded and compacted into bales for later recycling, particles accumulated into a dangerous layer of combustible dust that was approximately one-half inch thick.
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Controlling and removing the presence or accumulation of combustible dust is a problem that requires consistent attention for several reasons. The dust decreases the efficiency of plant operations by causing possible malfunctions and damage to machinery parts. Also, the presence of combustible dust particles can
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