Questions regarding dust explosion protection specifications

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I would like to ask the experts: What are the explosion-proof writing requirements for DIPA22TAT3? What is the difference from the explosion protection standards that start with the national standard Ex?

Reply #22017-03-31

This post was last edited by liuyuqian on 2017-3-31 at 17:38. The national standards for dust explosion prevention no longer use the term DIP; gas explosion prevention and dust explosion prevention are governed by two separate standards. Please refer to these standards:

Reply #32017-04-01

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