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Avoidance of dust explosions

Totally enclosed equipment is often designed for a greater temperature rise than enclosed ventilated equipment. It should be selected so that the final [Pg.273]

Totally enclosed fan-cooled motors are cheaper than totally enclosed machines of the same output and are, to a certain extent, self-cleaning as the air-flow over the body shell from the external fan prevents the build-up of the dust. [Pg.274]

BS 6467 1988 Electrical apparatus with protection by enclosure for use in the presence of combustible dusts [Pg.274]

BS 6467 has two parts. Part 1 is a specification for the apparatus and recognises two categories IP5X dust-protected, which allows some dust penetration but the quantity is insufficient to cause an ignition, and 1P6X dust-tight, where no dust penetration is permitted. [Pg.274]

The apparatus should be labelled with the IP eategory, maximum surface temperature and minimum temperature for use or storage if this is lower than —20°C. The reason for this is that low temperatures can embrittle some materials and lead to a eraeking risk. The maximum surfaee temperature allows for a 5 mm layer of dust. [Pg.274]


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