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What are the explosion limits for carbon black and titanium dioxide?

2016-10-18View Original

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Titanium dioxide has stable properties and is classified as Category D. However, is a mixture of dust and air explosive, and how should warehouses be designed accordingly? ? Carbon black is highly flammable and explosive at high temperatures. Some books directly classify it as Category B... but the explosion limit cannot be found! Help~
Reply #22016-11-11
“\"Is dust explosive when mixed with air?\" This refers to combustible materials; titanium dioxide has stable properties and does not explode
Reply #32023-07-05
Carbon black is a dust explosion hazard; lower limit: 50 (g/m3); Upper limit: No data available

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