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SCHUCH - Technical SupplementTABLE OF INGRESS PROTECTIONPROTECTION AGAINSTFOREIGN BODIESPROTECTION AGAINSTHARMFUL ENTRY OF WATERIP RATINGFIRST CHARACTERISTICNUMERALSECOND CHARACTERSTICNUMERALIP 20Protected againstsolid objects greater than 12 mmNon-protectedIP 23Protected againstsolid objects greater than 12 mmProtected againstspraying waterIP 40Protected againstsolid objects greater than 1mmNon-protectedIP 43Protected againstsolid objects greater than 1mmProtected againstspraying waterIP 44Protected againstsolid objects greater than 1mmProtected againstsplashing waterIP 54Dust protectedProtected againstsplashing waterIP 55Dust protectedProtected againstwater jetsIP 65Dust-tightProtected againstwater jetsIP 66Dust-tightProtected againstheavy seasIP 67Dust-tightProtected againstthe effects of immersion282
SCHUCH - Technical SupplementZone Classification (acc. to the standards 1999/92/EG)Hazardous areas are classified into the following zones in accordance with the probabilityof the existance of an explosive atmosphere:Gases, vapours or mistsZone 0Zone 1Zone 2DustsZone 20Zone 21Zone 22An area in which an explosive atmosphere is present either continuously or over long periods orfrequently as a mixture of air and combustible gases, vapours or mists.An area where under normal operating conditions an explosive atmosphere may occasionally bepresent as a mixture of air and combustible gases, vapours or mists.An area where an explosive atmosphere is not likely to be present under normal operation but ifit should occur for some reason it would normally only exist for a short time as a mixture ofair and combustible gases, vapours or mists.An area in which an explosive atmosphere is present either continuously or over a long time orfrequently as a cloud of combustible dust in the air.An area where under normal operating conditions an explosive atmosphere may occasionally bepresent as a cloud of combustible dust in the air.An area where an explosive atmosphere is not likely to be present under normal operation but ifit should occur for some reason it would normally only exist for a short time as a cloud ofcombustible dust in the air.Catagories of appliancesAcc. to the ATEX standards (94/9/EG) the appliances for application in their relative zones are classified into catagories.Similar to the different zones there are three different catagories for group II of the equipment. Consequently, the explosionprotected products can be allocated to the ex-zones existing in the production area.Catagory 1Catagory 2Catagory 3comprises appliances which have been designed in such a way that they may be operated in compliancewith the characteristic sizes given by the manufacturer and which ensure a high degree ofsafety. Appliances of this catagory may be used in ZONES 0 and 20 as per their certification.comprises appliances which have been designed in such a way that they may be operated in compliancewith the characteristic sizes given by the manufacturer and which ensure a high degree ofsafety. Appliances of this catagory may be used in ZONES 1 and 21 as per their certification.comprises appliances which have been designed in such a way that they can be operated in compliancewith the characteristic sizes given by the manufacturer and which ensure a standard level ofsafety. Appliances of this catagory may be used in ZONES 1 and 21 as per their certification.Appliances of this category may be used in ZONES 2 and 22 as per their certification. DIN EN 61241-14 make a difference between conductive and non-conductive dusts. For conductive dusts of ZONE22 appliances of catagory 2 D must be used.283Technical Supplement
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