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FLAMEPROOFING - PROTECTION TECHNIQUES

There are a number of different protection techniques available when protecting equipment for use in hazardous areas. However this reduces when it comes to mobile material handling equipment. A selection of these techniques include:

Water cooling To reduce surface temperatures.
Exhaust conditioners To cool exhaust emissions and quench flames
DIP Exclusion of dusts, fibres and or flyings
Ex d  Flameproof enclosure Explosion containment
Ex i   Intrinsic Safety Energy limitation
Ex e  Increased safety Avoidance of ignition
Ex n  Non sparking Avoidance of ignition
Ex m  Encapsulation Exclusion
Ex p   Pressurisation Exclusion
Static dissipation Static discharge of equipment, tyres and belt drives

Hazardous area protection techniques

A bank of intrinsic safety barriers mounted in an Ex d enclosure protecting switches, potentiometers and sensors which are located in the hazardous area.

An Exhaust conditioner

An exhaust conditioner
mounted on the counter weight of a diesel powered forklift truck