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1) The document provides guidance for manufacturers and end users of non-electrical equipment for use in explosive atmospheres. It classifies gases and vapors according to their ignitability and lists temperature classes for maximum surface temperatures of equipment. (2) For equipment used in explosive atmospheres, it outlines certification requirements including the need for technical files and lists potential ignition sources to consider. (3) It provides an overview of ATEX certification and related services offered by SGS Baseefa including certification of personnel, equipment, quality systems, technical advice and testing.
1) The document provides guidance for manufacturers and end users of non-electrical equipment for use in explosive atmospheres. It classifies gases and vapors according to their ignitability and lists temperature classes for maximum surface temperatures of equipment. (2) For equipment used in explosive atmospheres, it outlines certification requirements including the need for technical files and lists potential ignition sources to consider. (3) It provides an overview of ATEX certification and related services offered by SGS Baseefa including certification of personnel, equipment, quality systems, technical advice and testing.
1) The document provides guidance for manufacturers and end users of non-electrical equipment for use in explosive atmospheres. It classifies gases and vapors according to their ignitability and lists temperature classes for maximum surface temperatures of equipment. (2) For equipment used in explosive atmospheres, it outlines certification requirements including the need for technical files and lists potential ignition sources to consider. (3) It provides an overview of ATEX certification and related services offered by SGS Baseefa including certification of personnel, equipment, quality systems, technical advice and testing.
Gas Groups Gas Representative Group Test Gas I Methane (mining only) IIA Propane IIB Ethylene IIC Hydrogen Gases are classified according to the ignitability of gas-air mixture. Refer to IEC/EN 60079-20-1 for classification of common gases and vapours. Temperature Class T Class Maximum Surface Temperature T1 450C T2 300C T3 200C T4 135C T5 100C T6 85C Standards EN13463-1 EN13463-2 EN13463-3 EN13463-5 EN13463-6 EN13463-8 Concept general requirements flow restriction flameproof constructional safety control of ignition sources liquid immersion Code fr d c b k Zone 2 22 1 21 1 21 1 21 1 21 SGS Baseefa Limited, Rockhead Business Park, Staden Lane, Buxton, SK17 9RZ tel. +44 (0)1298 766600 fax. +44 (0)1298 766601 e-mail info@baseefa.com ATEX Coding II 2 GD EU Explosive atmosphere symbol Equipment group I - mining II - non-mining (*) = in presence of explosive atmosphere Equipment category M1 - energised M2 - de-energised (*) 1 - very high protection 2 - high protection 3 - normal protection Gas Dust 0 20
1 21 2 22 Ingress Protection (IP) Hazardous area equipment typically requires a minimum IP rating of IP54 but may be assessed and tested to the higher ratings below: DUST IP 5x - Dust protected IP 6x - Dust tight WATER Protected against: IP x4 - splashing water IP x5 - water jets IP x6 - powered water jets IP x7 - temporary immersion IP x8 - continuous immersion See IEC/EN 60529 for full definition of IP ratings Mechanical Protection Concepts EX Manufacturers Name and Address Product Identification Serial No. and (or inc.) Year of Manufacture ATEX Notified Body Identification No. (Zone 0/20 only) II 1GD IIC T4 ck Baseefa10ATEX1111X Gas Group Protection Concept Temperature Class ATEX Coding ATEX Certificate No. (or Manufacturers Technical File No.) Ambient Range 1180 Tamb -30C to +50C ABC Engineering Buxton, SK17 9RZ, UK Type xyz Pump 2009 s/n 1234 Pub DS51 Issue 5, August 2013 Ignition Risk Assessment rare malfunction N/A N/A * expected malfunction N/A * ** normal operation * * ** Category 3 Zone 2/22 Category 2 Zone 1/21 Category 1 Zone 0/20 * Describe the single measure applied to prevent the ignition source from becoming effective. Where appropriate refer to standards used and test reports which substantiate compliance with the standards ** Describe two independent measures used to prevent ignition source from becoming effective. Again refer to relevant standards and test reports. N/A Need not be considered for this zone Identify all potential ignition sources (see table below) Which apply to your product? Do they occur during: GAS Explosion Non-sparking Other materials Group metals (*) IIC 60 5 (hydrogen) 3 (hydrocarbons Category 1G including acetylene) IIB 125 10 IIA 125 20 IIC 125 10 Category 2G IIB 250 20 IIA 500 40 IIC 250 20 Category 3G IIB 500 40 IIA 500 80 DUST Category 1D 125 20 Category 2D 500 80 Category 3D (*) excluding materials specified in cl. 6.4.2.1 a) of EN13463-1: 2009 Single Impact Energy Limits (Nm) Technical file contents General description Ignition risk assessment Design and manufacturing drawings Description and explanation necessary to understand operation of product List of standards or other solutions to meet EHSRs Calculations and examinations Test Results Possible Ignition Sources (list from EN 1127-1) Hot surfaces Mechanical sparks Flames, hot gases Electric sparks Stray electric currents and Cathodic protection Static electricity Lightning Electromagnetic waves Ionising radiation High frequency radiation Ultrasonics Adiabatic compression Chemical reaction Minimum ATEX requirements for non-electrical products Category 1Zone 0/20 N.B. certification and QA assessment Category 2Zone 1/21 Manufacturers technical file lodged with N.B. Category 3Zone 2/22 Manufacturer stores own technical file N.B. = Notified Body ATEX ATEX and IECEx certification IECEx Certificate of Personnel Competance IEC 61508 certification Quality system approval Assistance with DSEAR (ATEX User Directive) Implementation Training & Technical Advice IECEx Service Facility Certification Technical file storage Testing Baseefa Services www.baseefa.com