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Knowing the different ATEX zones is critical to understanding your requirements under the directive. ATEX distinguishes between several hazardous environments, each with its own specifications for the use of explosion-proof refrigerated containers and other equipment:
· Zone 0 includes any environment where potentially explosive vapor, gas, or mist is present continuously, or for long periods of time.
· Zone 1 includes any environment where potentially explosive vapor, mist, or gas is occasionally present during normal operation.
· Zone 2 includes any environment where potentially explosive vapor, gas, or mist is unlikely to be present during normal operation for more than a short time.
Understanding ATEX Zones ,you can choose your correct offshore containers
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· Zone 0 includes any environment where potentially explosive vapor, gas, or mist is present continuously, or for long periods of time.
· Zone 1 includes any environment where potentially explosive vapor, mist, or gas is occasionally present during normal operation.
· Zone 2 includes any environment where potentially explosive vapor, gas, or mist is unlikely to be present during normal operation for more than a short time.
Understanding ATEX Zones ,you can choose your correct offshore containers
TLS Offshore Containers International provide global offshore container and module solutions cost-effectively and efficiently. TLS consistently deliver products of the highest offshore standards to global clients.
Web: www.tls-containers.com Email:sales@tls-containers.com
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