Explosion Protection Blog

Light is an important aspect of productivity and safety in industrial plants. New findings about the non-visual effects of lighting on humans demonstrate that lighting in the workplace deserves special consideration.

Standards are required for using hydrogen, a technology of the future. Work on the "Standardisation Roadmap for Hydrogen Technologies" began recently – with the participation of Prof. Dr. Thorsten Arnhold, Head of the Working Group for Explosion Protection.

There are many things to consider when loading and unloading tankers. Safety first always applies - especially when it comes to cryogenic liquefied gases such as LNG.

Be it the pharmaceutical, fine chemicals, food or semiconductor industry – read our blog to find out how HMI systems in regulated environments meet the requirements for GMP and explosion protection.

Surplus green electricity can be stored. This can be used by electrolysers to produce hydrogen. So what are the implications for explosion protection?

Components and systems in industry are becoming increasingly interlinked. This presents many new challenges for users and service organisations. One of these relates to the firmware of the affected components, machines and systems.