Basic concepts for explosion protection - BARTEC
an Explosion Protection Document is a precondition for setting up and operating a potentially explosive facility. Only such a document makes it possible to select protective systems and equipment with respect to explosion protection and to install, operate, maintain and eventually repair them in compliance with standards. The corresponding
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