Hazard risk of explosion on pharmaceutical raw materials dust in pharmaceutical industry often exists when it is handled or processed in the industrial sites, and explosion accident is caused by this. In this study, the dust explosion characteristics of the three pharmaceutical raw materials samples were measured. The main explosion characteristics are as follows: Pmax, MIE and MIT of loxoprofen acid having 5.31 °C of median diameter are obtained 8.4 bar, 1 mJ

Keywords: Loxoprofen acid; Clopidogrel camphorsulfonate; Rifampicine; Pharmaceutical raw materials; Dust explosion characteristics; Deflagration index; Explosion index

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