Pressurization and Purge
Mitigate the risk of potential explosions with purge and pressurization
This protection method functions to limit the potential for an explosion by ensuring equipment is pressurized with a positive gas or purged with a diluting gas. There are three different types of pressurization that can be applied to a product:
- Static
- Leakage compensation
- Continuous dilution
The chart below provides an overview of Purge and Pressure safety standards:
Knowledge Center
- IEC 60079-25 for Intrinsically Safe Electrical Systems: Edition 3
- IEC/EN 60079-6 Part 6: Equipment Protection by Liquid Immersion "o"
- Guide to Hazardous Location Equipment Marking
- SATELLITE Data Acceptance Program for Hazardous Locations
- Lighting for Hazardous Locations Fact Sheet
- China CCC Ex: Hazardous Locations Product Compliance White Paper
- FAQs for Product Compliance in Hazardous Locations
- UAE ECASEx: Unit Verification Webinar Recording
- Product Listing & Marking Strategies White Paper
- Transition from EN 13463 to EN ISO 80079 Webinar
- Flammable Refrigerants: Comprehensive Assurance Fact Sheet
- What Your REACH Program Should Look Like Webinar Recording
- IECEx Non-Electrical: Regulatory Guide to Non-Electrical Equipment in Hazardous Locations
- Top-8 FAQs of Failure Analysis
- Functional Safety for Products White Paper
- Guide to Equipment Certification Requirements for Hazardous Locations Poster
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