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Hazardous location instrumentation: Framework for plant management

Annette Thompson wrote 2 months ago: The author discusses explosion protection relating to instruments installed in hazardous locations. … more →

Tags: EngineerIT, Explolabs, Johannes Auret

Risk assessment in explosion prevention

Peter Adams wrote 2 months ago: The area classification for hazardous locations takes into consideration the probability of occurren … more →

Tags: Vector, area classification, Risk Assessment, Sasol Synfuels

Intrinsic safety in hydrogen/oxygen mixtures3 comments

mtlinst wrote 1 year ago: Background Occasionally it is necessary to make measurements in hydrogen/oxygen mixtures. The increa … more →

Tags: ATEX Directive, Hazardous Areas, Intrinsic Safety

Cable parameters and all that

mtlinst wrote 1 year ago: The intrinsically safe [IS] system standard [IEC60079-25] discusses in detail how to draw up the sys … more →

Tags: ATEX Directive, Cable Parameters, Hazardous Areas, IEC60079, Intrinsic Safety

Thoughts on the design of intrinsically safe junction boxes2 comments

mtlinst wrote 1 year ago: Junction boxes are ‘simple apparatus’ when used in intrinsically safe circuits, and given a little t … more →

Tags: CENELEC, Hazardous Areas, IEC60079, Intrinsic Safety

Field wiring- Segregation of IS cables and other cables

mtlinst wrote 1 year ago: Recently there has been concern expressed about the possibility of inducing unacceptable levels of e … more →

Tags: Hazardous Areas, IEC60079, Intrinsic Safety, "IS cables", ATEX, EN60079, Safety

Intrinsically safe multicores

mtlinst wrote 1 year ago: It is an opportune time to review the use of multicores containing more than one IS circuit because … more →

Tags: ATEX Directive, CENELEC, Hazardous Areas, IEC60079, Intrinsic Safety, "Multicore cable", ATEX, EN60079, Safety

The use of mechanical tools in hazardous areas

mtlinst wrote 2 years ago: Purpose of note From time to time concern is expressed about the possible risk of frictional sparkin … more →

Tags: ATEX Directive, CENELEC, Hazardous Areas, IEC, IEC60079, Intrinsic Safety

The future role of the humble paper clip in Hazardous Areas1 comment

mtlinst wrote 2 years ago: Apart from their traditional use of holding the multiple sheets of paper that one is required to hav … more →

Tags: ATEX Directive, Dust Explosions, Hazardous Areas, Intrinsic Safety

Earthing –bonding and all that

mtlinst wrote 2 years ago: The perennial problem of earthing and bonding is raised from time to time. The basic principles that … more →

Tags: ATEX Directive, Earthing, Hazardous Areas, Intrinsic Safety

ATEX instructions- a paper chase1 comment

mtlinst wrote 2 years ago: There exists an ATEX working group/ standing committee, which promulgates interpretations of the ATE … more →

Tags: ATEX Directive, Hazardous Areas, Intrinsic Safety

The Three Day Expert

mtlinst wrote 2 years ago: It is generally acknowledged that there is a lack of expertise in defining and installing electrical … more →

Tags: ATEX Directive, Intrinsic Safety, Hazardous Areas, Experts

Ex d – a non solution to a hot problem4 comments

mtlinst wrote 3 years ago: Background Very occasionally someone notices that the IEC apparatus standards usually only consider … more →

Tags: ATEX Directive, Intrinsic Safety, Hazardous Areas, CENELEC

A postcard from Rio de Janeiro1 comment

mtlinst wrote 3 years ago: Apologies for the lack of recent additions to this blog, but an IEC meeting in Rio temporarily stemm … more →

Tags: Intrinsic Safety, IEC, Hazardous Areas, IEC60079, CENELEC


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