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HAZARDOUS AREAS

INFORMATION

HAZARDOUS AREAS

HAZARDOUS AREAS

T THHE EWWE EI DI DMMÜÜL LL E R RV VA AL U E ES S L E L U THE WEIDMÜLLER VALUES

HHA AZ ZA AR RDDO OUUS SA AR RE EA AA AP PP PL ILCI CA AT TI OI ON N HAZARDOUS AREA APPLICATION

Weidmüller have been leading suppliers of electrical connection technology to industry worldwide for over 50 years.

Presence

In this time we have developed a reputation for innovation, quality and reliability second to none, working closely

We are represented in over sixty countries worldwide by wholly owned Weidmüller sales organisations and dedicated representatives.

with customers on application solutions across a truly international network of sales organisations.

This presence allows us to serve the requirements of the largest global corporations and projects whilst still managing customer relation-

Of course, we are always striving to find even better, more efficient ways to further connection technology and

ships at a local level.

improve our service to customers.

Increasing consumer and industrial demand for petrochemical products and the establishment of truly global players within the industry

Customers

We achieve this through concentrating on our four core values

have led to increasing demands on process improvement.

Quality

Customers · Quality · Innovation · Employees

Innovation

Whether this be process optimisation of an ethylene plant or increased extraction rates within oil exploration, the needs are the same:

Employees

reliability and efficiency – leading to a reduction of waste material, an increase in capacity utilisation and a safer operation. What these industries can never escape from, however, is the fact that the processing of chemicals, oil and gas is an inherently dangerous activity.

As our new slogan states “when good enough just isn’t good enough”, we will never be satisfied with the bare

Weidmüller treat this with utmost respect.

minimum. We aim to excel.

A AT TE EX X1 10 00 0a a ATEX 100a

And this is all areas of product and service, from signal conditioning modules to hazardous area enclosures, from

ATEX 100a

power supplies to the cutting edge in insulation displacement technology for rail mounted terminals.

Within the European Union this currently means products designed and manufactured to the European standards

WWE EA AI M T TO OE EX XC CE EL L I M WE AIM TO EXCEL

for Electrical Apparatus for Potentially Explosive Atmospheres, or the new ATEX directive, already in use

When good enough just isn’t good enough

since 1996 and mandatory throughout EU countries from 1st July 2003.

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9 94 4/ /9 9/ /E EC C– –A AT TE EX X1 10 00 0a a 94/9/EC – ATEX 100a

MMA AI NI NI SI SS SUUE ES SA AN NDDT TI M E ES SC CA AL E SS I M L E MAIN ISSUES AND TIMESCALES

ATEX 100a

Protection Type

Code

General Requirements Oil Immersion Pressurised Powder Filled Flameproof Enclosure Increased Safety Intrinsic Safety Intrinsic Safety Type ‘n’ Encapsulated

– o p q d e ia ib n m

The present European Council Directive 76/117/EEC becomes

Protection Class CENELEC EN IEC 50014 50015 50016 50017 50018 50019 50020 50020 50021 50028

Equipm. Category (non-mining) 60079-0 – 60079-6 2 60079-2 2 60079-5 2 60079-1 2 60079-7 2 60079-11 1 60079-11 2 60079-15 3 60079-18 2

ATEX has been valid since March 1996 and is currently optional,

invalid as of 1st July 2003. After this, ATEX 100a (ATEX: Atmosphère

running in parallel with the existing regulations until 30th June 2003

Explosive = explosive atmospheres), belonging to the so-called

(transitional period). After this date all new plant and equipment for

‘New Approach’ Directives, becomes mandatory.

installation in Hazardous Areas must comply with, and be certified

Validity extends to all European Union countries plus Iceland,

to the ATEX regulations.

Liechtenstein and Norway. It relates to the selling and bringing

Previous Zone definitions (Zones 0, 1 and 2) and Protection Methods

into service of products in these countries, designed for use in

(e.g. ‘i’: intrinsic safety, ‘e’: increased safety) still apply.

areas subject to explosive atmospheres caused by gases, steam, vapour and dust. It is also valid for the mining industry.

Timescales

Marking Example – Rail Mounted Terminal WDK 4N V

Gas (eg) Propane Ethylene Hydrogen Acetylene Methane (mining)

Gas Groups CENELEC IIA IIB IIC IIC I

Max Surface Temperature (°C) 450 300 280 260 230 215 200 180 165 160 135 120 100 85

Temperature Classes Temperature Class CENELEC T1 T2 – – – – T3 – – – T4 – T5 T6

NEC 500 D C B A Mining (MSHA) Temperature Class NEC 500-3 T1 T2 T2A T2B T2C T2D T3 T3A T3B T3C T4 T4A T5 T6

Marking Example: Increased Safety Enclosure Assembly

ATEX Mandatory Directive 94/9/EC (ATEX 100a) “New Approach” “Old Approach”

Equipment Group II – non-mining (gases, steam, vapour, dust)

CENELEC protection class ‘e’ – increased safety

Directive 76/117/EEC

Equipment category 2 –

1996

01.07.2003

Hazardous Area Classification CENELEC Classification Existence of potentially Equipment US Classification IEC60079-10 explosive atmosphere category NEC 500 Zone 0 Continuously, for long 1G Class I, Div 1 Zone 20 periods or often 1D Class II, Div 1 Zone 1 2G Class I, Div 1 Occasionally Zone 21 2D Class II, Div 1 Zone 2 Rarely and for 3G Class I, Div 2 Zone 22 short periods 3D Class II, Div 2

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Zone 1 or 21 applications

Suitable for Gas “G” and Dust “D” applications

European hazardous area symbol

Equipment Group II

Flammable medium G – Gas

Temperature Class T6

Equipment Category 2 Applications in Zone 1

Maximum surface temperature without causing dust ignition 100°C

Equipment Group II – non-mining

Equipment Group II non-mining (gases, steam, vapour, dust)

Flammable Medium Gases, Vapours Dust Gases, Vapours Dust Gases, Vapours Dust

CENELEC protection class – ‘e’ increased safety

Rated conductor cross section

Rated voltage

Equipment Group II – non-mining

Minimum environmental protection to be maintained by installer ≥ IP64 Certificate number

Equipment Category 2 Applications in Zone 21

Rated voltage

Flammable medium D – Dust

Rated conductor cross section

Certificate Number

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WWE EI DI DMMÜÜL LL E R RP PR RO ODDUUC CT TS SA AN NDD L E W E I D M Ü L L E R P RSOEDRUVCI TC SE SA N D S ES RE VR IVCI EC SE S

C CO ON NT TR RO OL LA AN NDD, C OMNOT N R IOTLO A N DG R Q U I R E M E N T R I N MM ON E NE TN T O INTI OT R O IRNI G N GR ER QE U O IURI ER M EM

Weidmüller offers the most comprehensive range of ATEX certified

Weidmüller’s standard Ex-range of enclosures and terminals are

Following demand from the North American market, we have certi-

Completing the installation don’t forget Weidmüller’s extensive range

enclosures, rail mounted terminals and accessories. With our complete

designed and certified for use in Zone 0 (intrinsic safety ‘ia’), Zone 1

fied a range of power supplies to Class I, Division 2 requirements

of: Tools for cutting, stripping, crimping and fastening.

custom service, approved for the manufacture of ATEX assemblies,

(increased safety, ‘e’) and Zone 2 (protection class ‘n’) environments.

(equivalent Zone 2).

we will mill, drill, paint and assemble enclosures to your

If you have further specialist needs or don’t find the solution you’re

Of course, for all hazardous

specification.

looking for, then contact us. We will do our utmost to meet your

area applications there is a com-

Or if you only want an empty enclosure, then we can do that.

requirements.

plementary safe area control and monitoring requirement.

Furthermore, in Zone 0 (intrinsic safety ‘ia’) applications fieldbus con-

And Markers and marker systems for permanent and reliable plant

nector units, pre-assembled cabling and accessories are designed

and cable identification.

with ease of use and overall plant reliability foremost. Signal conditioning, over-voltage protection Whatever your connection preference, Weidmüller can support your every need with screw connection in the classic SAK- and extensive W-series,

The latest versions of this family are designed to be secure in EMC

(also available for intrinsically safe

enviroments and, since Autumn 2001, are all certified to ATEX.

circuits), relay and opto-coupler isolation, rail mounted terminals and a host of accessories certified to international standards.

tension-clamp in the Z-series and for the fastest connection of all, insulation displacement (IDC) technology in the I-series – all, of course, available with ATEX certification.

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Argentina

Morocco

Australia

Netherlands

Austria

New Zealand

Bahrain

Norway

Belarus

Pakistan

Belgium

Peru

Brazil

Philippines

Bulgaria

Poland

Canada

Portugal

Chile

Romania

China

Russia

Colombia

Saudi-Arabia

Croatia

Singapore

Czech Republic

Slovakia

Denmark

Slovenia

Estonia

South Africa

Finland

Spain

France

Sweden

Germany

Switzerland

Great Britain

Taiwan

Greece

Thailand

Hong Kong

Turkey

Hungary

Ukraine

India

USA

Indonesia

Vietnam

Iran

Yugoslavia

Ireland Israel Italy Japan Korea Luxembourg Malaysia Mexico

www.weidmueller.com www.weidmueller.com www.weidmueller.com Weidmüller is the leading manufacturer of components for electrical connection technology. We develop, produce and sell a wide spectrum of products from terminal blocks through connectors to relay sockets and I/O sockets for every type of application.

4032248277315

Order number: 5628200000/11/2001/BKD/Me.

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