PTM PMO1450, Инструкция по сборке

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C.4 Operation
When used in potentially explosive areas, the ball bearings must be replaced after 45,000 hours of operation
at the latest.
C.5 Principles
Given the planned use of the radial piston motors and gearbox in a potentially explosive area, the following
EU Directive is decisive:
C.5.1 European directives, laws and provisions
94/9/EC and 2014/34/EU: European Explosion Protection Directive
C.5.2 Marking in accordance with Directive 94/9/EG and 2014/34/EU
The marking of the non-electrical equipment is:
II 2 G/D c T5 100
°
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C.6 Explosion protection regulations
For equipment in potentially explosive areas, the operator is required to comply with a number of regulations.
The list below shows the key regulations at a glance:
The following applies within the European Union:
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>Directive 1999/92/EC regarding minimum regulations for improving health safety and the safety of
employees who can be endangered by potentially explosive atmospheres.
- >EN 50014
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Electrical equipment for potentially explosive areas
– General Provisions
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>EN 60079-14 (IEC 60079-14)
- Electrical equipment for potentially explosive areas
– Part 14: Electrical systems in potentially explosive
- areas
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>EN 60079-10 (IEC 60079-10)
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Electrical equipment for potentially explosive areas
– Part 10: Classification of potentially explosive
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areas
- >DIN EN 1127-1
- Potentially explosive atmospheres
– Explosion protection - Part 1: Principles and methods
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>DIN EN 13463-1
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Non-electrical equipment for use in potentially explosive areas
– Part 1: Principles and requirements
- >DIN EN 13463-5
- Non-electrical equipment for use in potentially explosive areas
– Part 5: Protection through safe
-
construction
Additional national regulations and directives can also apply.
C.6.1 Zone classification of potentially explosive areas
Potentially explosive areas are areas in which potentially explosive atmospheres can occur in hazardous
amounts due to the local and operational circumstances. These areas are subdivided into several zones.