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KAPPA V ECHOS AC IOM.pdf - Industrial Air

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4.3 RISKS CAUSED BY EXPLOSIVE ATMOSPHERES<br />

Direction of rule 1999/92/CE<br />

Security and health of workers in the work area. Rules for explosive atmospheres connected with rule ATEX 94/<br />

9/CE - DPR 23/3/98 n.126s<br />

It is forbidden to install the unit:<br />

- In explosive atmospheres.<br />

(A mixture of air, under atmospheric conditions, with inflammable substances in the form of gas, vapours,<br />

mist or dust, in which, after ignition, combustion is propagated into the whole unburnt mixture).<br />

- In areas exposed to risk of explosion.<br />

(An area where a dangerous explosive atmosphere could occur and requires particular protective measures to<br />

protect the safety and the health of the workers involved).<br />

- In presence of inflammable or combustible substances<br />

(Substances that can create an explosive atmosphere, unless their characteristics does not allow that their<br />

mixture with the air does not autonomously propagate an explosion).<br />

- Install the unit in the following zones:<br />

- Zone 2<br />

(Area in which, during normal activity, the likely formation of an explosive atmosphere, made by a mixture<br />

of air and inflammable substances in the form of gas, vapour or mist, is not probable. Should this explosive<br />

atmosphere be created, would be for a short period.<br />

- Zone 22<br />

(Area in which during normal activities the likely formation of an explosive atmosphere in the form of a cloud of<br />

combustible dust is not probable. Should this explosive atmosphere be created, would be for a short period.<br />

- It is forbidden to install the unit in the following zones:<br />

- Zone 0<br />

(Area where there is a constant presence, or for long periods, an atmosphere consisting of a mixture of air and<br />

inflammable substances in the form of gas, vapour or mist).<br />

- Zone 1<br />

(Area in which, during normal activities, it is possible that an explosive atmosphere, consisting of a mixture of air<br />

and inflammable substances in the form of combustible dust in the air, can be formed).<br />

- Zone 20<br />

(Area in which there is a constant presence, or for long periods, an explosive atmosphere consisting of a combustible<br />

dust in the air).<br />

- Zone 21<br />

(Area in which, during normal activities, the creation of an explosive atmosphere, consisting of a combustible dust<br />

in the air, could occasionally occur).<br />

4.4 RISKS DUE TO EQUIPMENT USED IN A POTENTIALLY EXPLOSIVE ATMOSPHERE<br />

Prescription Directive ATEX 94/9/CE - DPR 23/3/98 n.126s<br />

Rules for devices and protective systems used in potentially explosive atmosphere<br />

The unit is classified to Category 3<br />

(Includes products designed to operate according to manufacturers’ operational parameters and guarantees a<br />

normal level of protection for their designed use, in environments with a rare probability or for brief periods,<br />

where an explosive atmosphere, due to gas, vapours, mist or mixtures of air and dusts, can occur).<br />

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