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News Release from: Sira
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial Team on 27 August 2002

Wallchart is handy reference to
hazardaous areas

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Sira Test and Certification has produced an updated version of its "Ex directory" wallchart.

Sira Test and Certification has produced an updated version of its "Ex directory" wallchart The wallchart is intended to be used as an information source for both ATEX 100a Directive 94/9/EC and ATEX 137 Directive 1999/92/EC

Available free-of-charge, the wallchart outlines all necessary information for the certification of equipment intended for use in potentially explosive atmospheres.

Designed by Sira to provide an at-a-glance guide for equipment designers and users, the wallchart is invaluable to designers, specifiers, users and manufacturers alike.

The wallchart illustrates: all typical equipment markings and their meanings; protection concepts (increased safety/flameproof/intrinsic safety and pressurised); special requirements for work equipment and workplaces within hazardous areas; and compliance routes to meet both European and North American standards and equipment selection.

General information about hazardous areas is also provided on the chart, such as temperature classes, apparatus groups and details of employers' obligations under new legislation.

Sira has produced the wallchart to complement its comprehensive range of hazardous area services, which include: product certification to international standards and EU directives, area classification, inspection and training.

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