Seminar shows developments in explosion protection

One of the "must attend" learnShop seminar sessions at next month's easyFairs Solids event will reveal the latest developments in explosion protection using real-life examples.

easyFairs Solids - now the only event for the UK solids materials handling industry - is taking place in the heart of the UK market on 1st and 2nd November 2006 at the Ricoh Arena, the home of Coventry City Football Club.

easyFairs Solids is the only event truly dedicated to helping visitors achieve their business objectives of increasing production, boosting profitability and driving down costs whilst still maintaining high safety standards.

Exclusively supported by SHAPA (the Solids, Handling and Processing Association) visitors will be able to obtain all the latest information, inspiration and innovation on the conflicting demands of increasing productivity and profit whilst reducing costs via a comprehensive lineup of free learnShop seminars.

These offer bite-sized informative sessions packed with practical information and case study led insights presented by leading industry experts.

One of the "must attend" sessions will be given by Declan Barry, Product Development Manager for ATEX Explosion Hazards, who will reveal the new developments within explosion protection.

Using real-life examples reinforced with high impact visuals and video footage Barry will cover the five main aspects of explosion protection.

Other sessions likely to be equally as popular include: "Benefits of modular mill system design", by Martin Thomson from Kemutec Powder Technologies; "Cost saving and efficient system performance through good design and plant maintenance", by Mike Bradley from Wolfson Centre; "Meeting operational objectives through weighing and process control", by Mark Hopkins from Procon; and "Design principles for reliable operation of mechanical handling systems", by Peter Guttridge from Guttridge Services.

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