UL Mobile App Provides Installation Principles for Explosive Atmospheres

UL Mobile App Provides Installation Principles for Explosive Atmospheres

To promote a common understanding of global hazardous locations (explosive atmospheres), UL’s new mobile app benefits designers, manufacturers, distributors, inspection and regulatory authorities (AHJs), and end-users across oil and gas, chemical, agricultural, pharmaceuticals, offshore, and mining industries.

This one comprehensive source for installation principles includes the following attributes:

  • types of explosive atmospheres
  • likelihood an explosive atmosphere is present
  • ignition-related properties of explosive atmospheres
  • temperature classifications based on maximum surface temperatures
  • methods of explosion protection regarding electrical and non-electrical risks of ignition
  • markings required by both standards and by national or regional regulations
  • national, regional and international standards, including a “Find Your StandardTM” feature based on the selection of five simple data points
  • ingress protection (IP) codes and Type ratings for equipment enclosures Contact options for additional information and questions

Download the HazLoc App for free using iTunes or Google Play.

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