INTRODUCTION

Basis for personnel and plant protection

In order to ensure effective protection of persons and property, as well as the environment, statutory mandates and standards are a vital prerequisite alongside technical competence.The requirements for electrical equipment for potentially explosive atmospheres is highly complex. As a result, there are a number of national and international regulations, guidelines and standards. It is very important that manufacturers of equipment and protection systems and plant operators are aware of these statutory mandates in the area of explosion protection

EXPROOF INFO

What you need to know about Exproof.

PIONEERING EXPLOSION PROTECTION

WHAT IS AN EXPLOSION INTEGRATED EXPLOSION PROTECTION DUST AS A RISK FACTOR FUNCTIONAL SAFETY

EX-PROOF TECHNICAL PRINCIBLES

USEFUL INFORMATION FOR MANUFACTURERS AND USERS ZONE CLASSIFICATION CATEGORIES AND PROTECTION LEVEL GROUPS IGNITION TEMPERATURE AND TEMPERATURE CLASS TYPES OF PROTECTION MARKING

STATUTORY MANDATES AND STANDARDS

WORDWIDE INTRODUCTION EUROPEAN UNION NORTH AMERICA

IEC TC 31 COMMITTEE AND ITS WORK

STANDARDISATION WORK OF THE IEC TC 31 IEC – ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE ORGANISATION OF THE IEC TC 31 CREATING AND FURTHER DEVELOPING A STANDARD HOW THE IEC TC 31 WORKS INVOLVEMENT OF R. STAHL IN IEC TC 31

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