Combustible Dust & Materials | What is it?
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration has published a list of products known to produce combustible dust. There may be others. Do you make or handle any of these products that may create dust or powders?
Agricultural Dust
- Alfalfa
- Apple
- Beet Root
- Carrageen
- Carrot
- Cocoa bean dust or powder
- Coconut shell dust
- Coffee dust
- Corn meal
- Cornstarch
- Cotton
- Cottonseed
- Garlic powder
- Gluten
- Grass dust
- Green coffee
- Malted hops
- Lemon peel dust or pulp
- Linseed
- Locust bean gum
- Malt
- Oat flour
- Oat grain dust
- Olive pellets
- Onion powder
- Parsley (dehydrated)
- Peach
- Peanut meal and skins
- Peat
- Potato
- Potato flour and starch
- Raw yucca seed dust
- Rice dust
- Rice flour and starch
- Rye flour Semolina
- Soybean dust
- Spice dust
- Spice powder
- Sugar (10x)
- Sunflower
- Sunflower seed dust
- Tea
- Tobacco blend
- Tomato
- Walnut dust
- Wheat flour and starch
- Wheat grain dust
- Xanthan gum
Agricultural Products
- Egg white
- Powdered, or dry, nonfat milk
- Soy flour
- Corn, rice, or wheat starch
- Sugar, milk sugar, or beat sugar
- Tapioca
- Whey
- Wood flour
Chemical Dust
- Adipic acid
- Anthraquinone
- Ascorbic acid
- Calcium acetate and stearate
- Carboxy-methylcellulose
- Dextrin
- Lactose
- Lead stearate
- Methyl-cellulose
- Paraformaldehyde
- Sodium ascorbate
- Sodium stearate
- Sulfur
Carbonaceous Dust
- Activated and wood Charcoal
- Bituminous coal
- Petroleum coke
- Lampblack
- Lignite
- Peat, 22%H20
- Pine soot
- Cellulose and cellulose pulp
- Cork
- Corn
Metal Dust
- Aluminum
- Bronze
- Iron carbonyl
- Magnesium
- Zinc
Plastic Dust
- (poly) Acrylamide
- (poly) Acrylonitrile
- (poly) Ethylene (low-pressure process)
- Epoxy resin
- Melamine resin
- Melamine, molded (phenol-cellulose)
- Melamine, molded (wood flour and mineral filled phenolformaldehyde)
- (poly) Methyl acrylate
- (poly) Methyl acrylate, emulsion polymer
- Phenolic resin (poly)
- Propylene
- Terpene-phenol resin
- Urea-formaldehyde/ cellulose, molded
- (poly) Vinyl acetate/ ethylene copolymer
- (poly) Vinyl alcohol
- (poly) Vinyl butyral
- (poly) Vinyl chloride/ ethylene/vinyl acetylene suspension copolymer
- (poly) Vinyl chloride/ vinyl acetylene emulsion copolymer
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