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Каталог Weidmuller: Electronics - Analogue Signal Conditioning

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Technical appendix/Glossary<br />

EX basics<br />

Safety in hazardous areas<br />

Group II "G" divides the Ex zone into three zones with different<br />

safety requirements.<br />

• Zone 0 This zone applies to dangerous explosive atmospheres<br />

where the risk is present often or over long<br />

time periods.<br />

=> > 50 % of the operational time, or more than<br />

1.000 hours per year.<br />

• Zone 1 This zone applies to situation where explosive<br />

atmospheres may occasionally be present during<br />

normal operations.<br />

=> Occasionally, less than 10 hours per year.<br />

• Zone 2 This zone applies to situation where explosive<br />

atmospheres are normally not present or only<br />

briefly present during normal operations.<br />

=> Max. 30 min/year.<br />

Hazardous areas<br />

Zone 0 Zone 1 Zone 2 Safe zone<br />

Explosion risk<br />

Continual,<br />

long-term, often<br />

Occasionally Rarely None<br />

Spark source None Rarely and short-term Occasionally<br />

Continual,<br />

long-term, often<br />

Direct surroundings = Zone 1<br />

≥ 4.0 m²<br />

Piping, Zone 0<br />

0.2 m² 0.2 m²<br />

Manholes<br />

Zone 1<br />

(Zone 0)<br />

Fuel pumps<br />

Zone 1<br />

Zone 2<br />

W<br />

0.8 – 1.0 m²<br />

Tank, Zone 0<br />

When flash point<br />

< 35 °C<br />

Sand filling<br />

Typical division of zones at a fuelling station<br />

W.12

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