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Explosion protection poster

Explosion protection classification system. Levels and types of explosion protection. Classification of hazardous areas. Temperature classification of gas mixtures. Classification of protection against penetration of solid objects and water. Classification of protection against mechanical impacts.

Explosion protection without illusions: not the parts, but the system

Ex-marking isn't a magical seal of safety, but just one element of a complex system. We explore why explosion-proof equipment only works when properly designed, carefully selected, installed correctly, and maintained—and where even experienced professionals most often make mistakes.

Maximum operating current of control elements: understanding the characteristics and avoiding mistakes when choosing equipment

Maximum operating current of control elements: understanding the characteristics and avoiding mistakes when choosing equipment

Algorithm for selecting explosion-proof obstruction lights

Selecting the right obstruction lights and control system is key to flight safety and compliance with aviation regulations. We explore the key requirements for obstruction lighting and explain how GORELTEX explosion-proof enclosures ensure uninterrupted operation even during a power outage.