People can become caught or trapped in grain in three different ways: the collapse of bridged grain, the collapse of a vertical wall of grain, and entrapment in flowing grain. Moving or flowing grain is involved in all three. People who work with grain -- loading it, unloading it, and moving it from bin to bin -- need to know about the hazards of flowing grain and how to prevent a grain entrapment situation.
| Date Of Record Release | 2010-02-12 17:38:29 |
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| Description | People can become caught or trapped in grain in three different ways: the collapse of bridged grain, the collapse of a vertical wall of grain, and entrapment in flowing grain. Moving or flowing grain is involved in all three. People who work with grain -- loading it, unloading it, and moving it from bin to bin -- need to know about the hazards of flowing grain and how to prevent a grain entrapment situation. |
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| Source | North Dakota State University |
| Keyword | Farm safety, Farm accidents |
| Selector | Wriedt |
| Date Of Record Creation | 2010-02-12 17:35:38 |
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| Date Last Modified | 2010-02-12 17:39:20 |
| Creator | George G. Maher |
| Language | English |