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Class/Division Hazardous LocationClass/ division Hazardous Location2 Table of ContentsIntroduction .. 3 Basic Requirements for an Explosion ..4 What is an explosion? .. 4 When will an explosion occur? .. 4 Flammable Substance .. 5 Oxidizer .. 6 Ignition Source .. 6 Where do explosions most frequently occur? ..7 How is the explosion controlled? ..8 Principles for Ensuring that Electrical Equipment Does Not Become a Source of Ignition.. 8 Design Regulations for Explosion-Proof Electrical Equipment .. 9 Definitions.. 10 Area Classification.. 10 class Definition .. 10 division Definition .. 11 Group Definition.. 11 Temperature class Definition ..12 Protection Methods .. 13A. Confine the Explosion ..13B. Limit the Energy .. 15C. Isolate the Hazard .. 16 Summary of Protection Methods..17 Marking ..18 Execution to NEC/CEC Standards ..18 Comparisons between the Class/Division vs. Zone System .. 19 Appendix A ..20 Comparing IEC, NEC, and CEC Zones Standardwith NEC/CEC Class/Division Standard.
Class/Division Hazardous Location 33 Introduction A major safety concern in industrial plants is the occurrence of fires and explosions. No other aspect of industrial safety receives more attention in the form of codes, standards, …
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