
At Gexcon, we have been providing fire and explosion testing services since XXXX
Fire and explosion testing is pivotal in supporting safety and mitigating potential risks, particularly those within high-risk environments.
With extensive experience in large-scale testing and advanced research, Gexcon provides accurate and reliable data by evaluating flammable materials' ignition, propagation and consequences under various conditions. Our testing capabilities cover a broad range of scenarios, including gas explosions, dust explosions, jet fire testing, and the interaction of fire and explosions with structures and equipment.
Our unique facilities are located on the island of Sotra, and our team of expert engineers and scientists ensure that tests are conducted to the highest standards and tailored results are delivered for your specific needs.
By optimising safety measures, regulatory compliance, and risk management strategies, fire and explosion testing empowers industries to protect personnel, assets, and the environment.
Gexcon explosion test site in Børnesskogen, Norway
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Gexcon's testing facilities
Gexcon offers standardised and customised chemical and material testing in our laboratory- to large-scale fire and explosion test facilities.
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Active involvement in research projects
We take pride in our active participation in diverse research projects, where we contribute to advancing knowledge and technologies in process safety to enhance safety measures, reduce risks, and prevent incidents.
Some of these projects' explosion experiments took place at our testing facilities in Norway.
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Ignition hazard analysis and the hidden threats posed by mechanical equipment handling bulk solids
Understand the importance of thoroughly performing IHA and examples of how mechanical equipment has become an ignition source while handling bulk solids.
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How to properly design your dust explosion protective systems
Learn about the importance of appropriately designing dust explosion systems based on lessons learned from a previous incident at a plywood manufacturing facility in Texas.
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How to Perform an Ignition Hazard Assessment
Learn how to perform Ignition Hazard Assessments and the processes involved in issuing self-declarations depending on the classification of the hazardous area.