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Introduction to explosion protection through intrinsic safety
European Union
North America
Classification of hazards
Explosive mixture in Group I: mines susceptible to firedamp
Group II; other areas outside of
Explosive mixtures of air and CLASS I: Gases and vapours CLASS II: Dusts CLASS III; Fibres
Ignition due to sparks
Grouping of the ignition protection methods ot intrinsic safety/flame proof enclosure, as well as ignition protection method "u", in respect of the minimum ignition current/limit gap and in accordance with the minimum ignition energy of representative gases: Group 1 Methane Group IIA Propane
IIB Ethylene
IIC Hydrogen. Acetylene
Sub-division of the class according to
ignition energy:
CLASS I Group A Acetylene
B Hydrogen
C Ethylene
D Methane CLASS II Group E Metal dusts
F Coal dusts
G Grain dusts CLASS III No grouping
Ignition hazards due to hot surfaces
Division into temperature classes in accordance with IEC 60079-8 for maximum surface temperatures with an ambient temperature of 40 "C, under fault conditions: T1 < 450 "C T2 < 300 °C T3 < 200 °C T4 <136 °C T5 < 100 "C T6 < 85 °C
Division of
The following are subdivided according to the probability of the occurrence of a dangerous explosive atmosphere:
For gases, vapours, mists: (EN 1127-1) Zone 0 constant or long term Zone 1 occasionally Zone 2 seldom and short term
for dusts: (EN 1127-1) Zone 20 constant or long term or frequently
21 occasionally
22 short term or accumulation or layers of dust
Division 1 Division 1 Division 2
Note (see IEC 60079-10): constant or long term corresponds to > 1000 h/year, occasionally corresponds to 10...1000 h/year, seldom or short term corresp. to < 10 h/year
Safety characteristics
The characteristics of flammable gases and vapours as a basis for classification in respect of ignition energy and temperature/flashpoint are contained in:
DIN EN 50014: 1997 appendix A BS 5345. part 1
NFPA 497 M
CSA No. C22-1
Approval authorities
(named locations in accordance
with Directive 94/9/EC)
PTB Physikalisch-Technische
Bundesanstalt DMT (old) Deutsche Montan
Technologie EXAM (new] BBG PrOf- und Zertifizier-
GmbH
BASEEFA British Approvals Service for Electrical Equipment in
TUV TUV Nord Cert GmbH & Co. KG
UL Underwriters Laboratories,
USA
FM Factory Mutual Research, USA
CSA CanadianStandards
Installation requirements
EN 60079-14 (VDE 0165. part 1)
EN 50281-1-2 (VDE 0165. part 2) for environments with flammable dust and other EC-wide and national (for example ExVo) requirements
NFPA 70 National Electrical Code Art. 500
NFPA 70 National Electrical Code Art. 505
NFPA 493 Standard for Intrinsically safe operations...
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