Hazardous areas are environments where an explosive atmosphere with flammable gases or combustible dust is present or likely to occur. They are divided into Zone 0, 1, or 2, representing the frequency of occurrence and the duration of an explosive gas atmosphere. This classification is relevant and simplifies the selection of equipment that can […]
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Synopsis: This Technical Article addresses the criteria for the technical specification for the purchase and use of portable, personal, and hand-held “Ex” equipment to be used in hazardous areas containing flammable gases or combustible dust, such as “Ex” Smartphones, Tablets or Wearables, based on the requirements presented in the Brazilian Technical Standards adopted from the
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Chalmit, the world’s leading manufacturer of lighting for harsh and hazardous environments, has launched the Protecta X LED. The revolutionary, new luminaire is up to 50% brighter than any traditional linear light on the market, it has user-definable light distribution, a lifespan of over 120,000 hours at 25°C, is easier to maintain, and thanks to
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This Part 3/3 of this Article is a continuation of Part 1/3 and 2/3, published previously. Indirect cable entries into “Ex” metal enclosures with “explosion-proof” (Ex “db”) types of protection with “increased safety” (Ex “eb”) junction boxes, with combined Ex “db eb IIC Gb” protections provide, among others, the benefits of increased “Ex” field service
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This Part 2/3 of this Article is a continuation of Part 1/3, published previously Indirect cable entries into “Ex” metal enclosures with “explosion-proof” (Ex “db”) types of protection with “increased safety” (Ex “eb”) junction boxes, with combined Ex “db eb IIC Gb” protections provide, among others, the benefits of increased “Ex” field service facilities for
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With dropped objects incidents increasing by 41%, what steps should the wind sector be taking to tackle the problem? Dropped objects incidents in the offshore wind sector increased dramatically over the last 12 months. Data from G+, the global health and safety organisation for the offshore wind industry, showed that dropped objects incidents increased
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Indirect cable entries into “Ex” metal enclosures with “explosion-proof” (Ex “db”) types of protection with “increased safety” (Ex “eb”) junction boxes, with combined Ex “db eb IIC Gb” protections provide, among others, the benefits of increased “Ex” field service facilities for the assembly, inspection and maintenance activities of automation, telecommunication and electrical equipment and installations
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Unfortunately, with the growth of industries’ Dropped Object Programmes, the number and availability of counterfeit products has also increased. The position of Dropsafe as a global leader in preventing dropped objects, has resulted in counterfeit versions of the Dropsafe Nets becoming available. These products are not fit for purpose, as they haven’t been tested or
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This Chapter of the Power Generation Handbook looks at the fundamentals of dropped object prevention best practice in the Power Gen Sector. Plant and facility managers in the Power Generation industry have a rare opportunity to reinforce Drops prevention throughout the sector in the long-term. The latest guidance can help operators establish proactive approaches to
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This first chapter of the Power Generation handbook looks at the frequency and impact of dropped objects in the Power Gen Sector and how to create a safer worksite. Power Generation is turning a corner. As the sector looks to bolster its approach to safety, operators of facilities such as coal, gas, hydroelectric and nuclear power
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30 March 2022 The challenge: reducing installation time and improving safety On offshore assets, the helideck is a key access point. Supplies and personnel are moved via the helideck, and without it, assets cannot function efficiently. The helideck area is hazardous, however. Drops can occur due to loose objects blown by downdrafts from rotorcraft blades, and
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