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Practical explosion protection for engineers. ATEX, IECEx, zone classification, protection methods, gas groups, temperature classes, Ex markings, and certification. Based on IEC 60079, ATEX 2014/34/EU, and IECEx standards. Short episodes covering one topic each. For engineers, technical sales, HSE professionals, and CompEx trainees working with hazardous areas. Free reference at exknowledge.com
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The UK's Dangerous Substances and Explosive Atmospheres Regulations 2002. Explains how DSEAR implements the EU Workplace Directive(99/92/EC) in the UK, its scope (broader than most people think — covers any workplace wit
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Comparing North American and international hazardous area classification systems. The NEC uses two parallel systems: Article 500(Division system with Class I/II/III) and Article 505 (Zone system). This episode puts them
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A deep look at the ATEX Directive itself. Explains that ATEX is actually two separate directives: 2014/34/EU (the product/equipment directive for manufacturers) and 1999/92/EC (the workplace directive for employers). Cov
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What happens after certified equipment reaches the site. Covers IEC60079-14 (installation) and IEC 60079-17 (inspection and maintenance).Topics include competency requirements (CompEx, IECEx CoPC), cable gland selection
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How Ex equipment goes from prototype to certified product. Covers thefull certification journey: preparing technical documentation, selecting a notified body or ExCB, type examination and testing, theQAN (Quality Assuran
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Steps back to look at the full picture after eight detailed episodes.How explosion protection works as a system: the fire triangle (fuel,oxygen, ignition source), the 13 recognized ignition sources in IEC60079-0, and the
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A guide to the IEC 60079 series and related standards that form the technical backbone of explosion protection. Covers the key standards:60079-0 (general requirements), 60079-1 (flameproof), 60079-2 pressurized), 60079-7
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How to decode the string of letters and numbers on an Ex-certified product. Walks through the full marking structure: the Ex symbol, protection method codes (d, e, i, p, etc.), gas group (IIA/IIB/IIC),temperature class (
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Equipment Protection Levels (EPL) tell you how reliable a piece of equipment is at preventing ignition. This episode explains theGa/Gb/Gc system for gas, Da/Db/Dc for dust, and Ma/Mb for mining. Covers how EPL maps to zo
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A head-to-head comparison of the two major certification frameworks for explosive atmospheres. ATEX is the EU directive (mandatory in 30+countries), while IECEx is the international voluntary scheme recognized in over 50
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Every piece of Ex-certified equipment has a maximum surface temperature rating. This episode explains the T1 through T6classification for gases, how dust temperature limits are calculated differently (using cloud and lay
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Description: How flammable gases and dusts are classified into groups based on ignition properties. Covers MESG and MIC ratio, theIIA/IIB/IIC hierarchy, the IIB+H2 certification shortcut, why hydrogen is a special case,
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How explosion protection methods work. Covers flameproof enclosures (Ex d), increased safety (Ex e), intrinsic safety (Ex i), pressurization (Ex p), plus Ex n, Ex m, Ex o, Ex q, andEx op. Engineering principles, sub-leve
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What ExKnowledge is, why it exists, and what the podcast covers. Sources include IEC 60079, ATEX 2014/34/EU, and IECEx. Episodes cover zone classification, protection methods, gas groups, temperature classes, Ex markings
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