Requirements for electrical installations in potentially explosive atmospheres This post discussesClassification of explosion risk zonesUse of certified equipmentDesign, selection and installation in accordance with the standardMinimising electrical installations in hazardous areasDesign optimisationReducing maintenance costsMoving equipment out of hazardous areasRelocation of control and distribution systemsUse of central control systemsInstallation of electrical installations in hazardous areas in accordance with the documentationCompliance with technical documentationVerification of the technical condition of equipmentManufacturer's installation instructionsWire connections and cable entryTesting and acceptance of electrical installations in explosion hazardous areasChecking compliance with certificatesStaff qualificationsDecommissioning of defective equipmentProtection against external influencesProtection against environmental factorsSpark preventionConnection to the equipotential busbarZobacz więcej Read On: Requirements for electrical installations in potentially explosive atmospheres
Central battery system for emergency lighting: is it worth it? This post discussesCentral battery-powered emergency lighting system: what are the advantages?Cost-benefit analysis of central battery systems for emergency luminairesLong-term cost-effectiveness of a central emergency lighting battery systemThe right emergency lighting system: a balance of cost, control and reliability Read On: Central battery system for emergency lighting: is it worth it?
Potentially explosive atmospheres: conditions and parameters This post discussesWhen can a room be classified as having potentially explosive atmosphere?Requirements for potentially explosive atmospheresHow to calculate the explosion pressure build-up Read On: Potentially explosive atmospheres: conditions and parameters
Ex industrial diffusers: types and basic differences This post discussesTypes of diffusers for Ex industrial lampsKey differences: luminaire efficiency and glare effectWhy use frosted and opal diffusers when transparent diffusers offer maximum illumination Read On: Ex industrial diffusers: types and basic differences
Operating instructions for electrical equipment in potentially explosive atmospheres: how to recognize a good one? This post discussesEssential elements of the manualExpanding the operating manualKeeping the manual alive Read On: Operating instructions for electrical equipment in potentially explosive atmospheres: how to recognize a good one?
Risks in the chemical industry and how to eliminate them in accordance with ATEX This post discussesCommon hazardous substances in chemical processingWhat does the ATEX Directive require of employers?Managing explosive atmospheresElimination of ignition sources in chemical productionElectrical equipment for hazardous areas in the chemical industryLighting for hazardous areasAdditional measures for ignition prevention and explosion impact reductionZobacz więcej Read On: Risks in the chemical industry and how to eliminate them in accordance with ATEX
Ex e flameproof enclosure: design, advantages, limitations This article discussesOperating principle of Ex e protectionEx e protection levelsExample of explosion-proof featureImportant information if you are purchasing ex equipment Read On: Ex e flameproof enclosure: design, advantages, limitations
Ex d flameproof enclosure: design, advantages, limitations This article discussesApplication of Ex d flameproof enclosureEx d - Flameproof Enclosure: Operating PrincipleDamage to the Flame PathAdvantages of Ex d ProtectionLimitations of Ex d ProtectionDifferent Ex d Protection Concepts in Europe and North AmericaTerminology DifferencesConceptual DifferencesEx d Enclosure with a Decompression Panel and Flame Arrester - A New ConceptHow Ex d Enclosure with Flameless Explosion Venting WorksCombining Ex d and Ex e EnclosuresZobacz więcej Read On: Ex d flameproof enclosure: design, advantages, limitations
ATEX light fittings: how to cut installation costs? This article discusses:Key factors affecting installation costsATEX OptiLine Series: the design behind the luminaireWhat to consider when choosing an Ex luminaire: example of OptiLineLenses that add to flexibilityMore cable glands in the fixtureFlexibility in mounting cable glandsFreedom of Cable Choice Quick and safe installationCover options in LED EX OptiLine fittingVariable light output in emergency lightingCertificates and safetyDurability and resistance of OptiLine FixturesVersatility of EX LED OptiLine fittingsZobacz więcej Read On: ATEX light fittings: how to cut installation costs?
What cables to use in Ex zones This article discusses:ATEX cable requirementsWhy cables and wires for Ex zones do not require ATEX certificationCable glands for Ex zonesExamples of cables for lighting installations in Ex zones Read On: What cables to use in Ex zones