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Risks in fuel storage - New Guidelines for solid biofuels and waste.

Every year, accidents occur in the form of fires and explosions when handling solid biofuels and waste. New regulations and standards describe methods for risk identification and risk minimization. RISE therefore invites to a webinar for presentation of the new guidelines and for a discussion on risk minimization when storing solid fuels.

The webinar has already taken place and was held in Swedish. Presentations from the seminar are available below.

Presentations from the seminar

"Försäkringsbolagets syn” Lagring av fast biobränsle - Henrik Karlsson, Riskingenjör, If (pdf, 3.67 MB)

ISO 20024 -”Fasta biobränslen – Säker hantering och lagring vid kommersiella och industriella applikationer” - Henry Persson (pdf, 1.46 MB)

Statistik samt Webbaserat stöd - Anna Weigelt och Lars-Gunnar Lindberg, Afa Försäkring (pdf, 3.36 MB)

Brandsäkerhet i silor - Henry Persson (pdf, 4.02 MB)

Säker hantering och lagring av avfallsbränslen – Svenska riktlinjer och internationell standard - Anders Lönnermark, RISE (pdf, 1.23 MB)

Bränder i avfallsanläggningar – Johan Nilsson, Räddningschef i Gislaved-Gnosjö (pdf, 3.13 MB)

Självuppvärmning: principer och mätmetoder – Per Blomqvist och Mohit Pushp, RISE (pdf, 1.41 MB)

Dammexplosionsegenskaper - Chen Huang och Johanna de Grahl, RISE (pdf, 5.6 MB)

Hur man kan påverka standarders innehåll via SIS_TK412 - Niklas Jungerth, SIS (pdf, 589.37 KB)

Information about the event

Date: March 23, 2021

Time: 10:00-15:00

Place: Online

Price: Free of charge

Sixten Dahlbom

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+46 10 516 55 50

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