Explosion Protection Blog

John Zagame is responsible for the R. STAHL business in Australia in one of the most important LNG export markets. The lessons he has learned could be exceedingly useful for current projects across the globe.

Diagnostics from Ethernet-APL networks take on an important role in day-to-day practice. Users who until now have relied exclusively on their multimeters now need to have a rethink.

Planning Ethernet-APL networks is new for many users. It's easy to get started with these tips.

LNG is classified as explosion group IIA and temperature class T1 according to ATEX and IECEx . This means that explosion protection must be guaranteed across the entire value creation chain.

If you know enough about the hazards posed by a substance, you can develop ways to control them. This also applies to hydrogen.

Find answers to the most frequently asked questions about the ignition protection type intrinsic safety.