Read this amazing letter from Santa himself! Find out how Santa arrived at a special land where elves can change their shape and reindeer learn how to fly! Be one of the first to know how it's possible for Santa to deliver presents around the world in one magical night. And if you don't have a chimney, don't worry, they'll find another way!
Focusing on the risks associated with dust explosions, this book explores the conditions in industrial settings that can lead to such incidents, particularly following significant disasters in 1979. It highlights that any fine, oxidizable material poses a potential explosion risk, with common ignition sources easily produced during processing. The text offers a comprehensive guide to identifying and mitigating hazards, supported by case histories and experimental evaluations of dust explosibility. It emphasizes the importance of understanding ignition sources and the complexities involved in managing dust-related risks.
The discovery of gold in 1863 transformed the area around Lynx Creek, attracting miners and the military, which established Fort Whipple. By the early 1900s, homesteaders and merchants joined the influx, leading to the incorporation of Prescott Valley in 1978. This evolution from a grazing land known as Lonesome Valley to a vibrant town reflects its rich history, where prehistoric life, mining endeavors, and ranching shaped its identity. Today, it boasts over 35,000 residents while maintaining its small-town charm.