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What about opening fixed windows within Zone 2 hazardous areas?

2018-08-29View Original

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I have a question: if windows are to be installed on the exterior walls within Zone 2, should they be fixed windows?; A door has been installed, but it is a normally closed safety door; therefore, can the electrical design in the non-explosion-proof areas within this Zone 2 area not be designed to be explosion-proof? Thank you!
Reply #22018-08-29
It definitely won’t work; the electrical system isn’t explosion-proof, which is a trigger for fires.
Reply #32018-08-30
It’s clear that, based on the explosion hazard map of your company or workshop, wherever an explosion zone is marked on that map, explosion-proof equipment must be used.
Reply #42018-08-31
In an environment classified as Explosion Hazard Zone 2, there is a non-explosion zone. So, is it considered part of the explosion hazard zone or not? Nevertheless, I would recommend designing the electrical systems in accordance with explosion-proof standards; after all, since the required explosion-proof rating isn’t high, it won’t cost much more

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