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What is NYC FC § 2204.2?

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This section mandates a dust hazard analysis in accordance with NFPA 652 for operations that produce combustible dust. The analysis aims to assess the effectiveness of existing dust collection equipment and determine if additional measures are necessary. Applies to operators of facilities generating visible atmospheric dust.

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2204.2 Dust hazard analysis.

FC § 2204.2

A dust hazard analysis shall be conducted in accordance with NFPA 652 upon commencement of combustible dust-producing operations for any operation generating visible atmospheric dust and/or dust accumulations at locations other than the point of dust generation, to determine whether: 1. the equipment designed and installed to collect combustible dust and other mitigation measures is effective in achieving its design objectives and is preventing fugitive dust; or 2. the operation is generating an amount of combustible dust as to require the installation of combustible dust collection equipment and other mitigation measures.

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