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This white paper outlines the scope, requirements and applicability of the two frameworks. In cases where relevant harmonised standards do not exist, manufacturers Encapsulated moulding Exm mb EN,2,21,mc 2, Parts immersed in oil to isolate oil immersion Exo ob 1,from explosive atmosphere ocEN Prevents transmission of powder filling Exq qb 1,EN explosion outside. Compliance with the technical requirements of EU Technically identical standards for electrical equipment since and some identical standards for non-electrical equipment from For single standards, a single set of Directive/92/EC (the ‘ATEX Workplace Directive’) refers to minimum requirements for improving the health and safety protection of workers at risk from explosive The name ATEX stands for ‘Atmospheres Explosibles’. It is a set of European Union regulations that applies to products intended for use in any hazardous or explosive environment. TÜV SÜD The ATEX Directive is a mandatory requirement within EU. It establishes a legal framework that manufacturers of products follow to protect employees and property from explosion risk in potentially explosive areas. As above, but for use in protection “n” Exn nCzonenR EN approval of the new aligned ATEX Directive is expected in When such text is available, new adapted and restructured ATEX Guidelines will be drafted, in view of entry These ATEX Guidelines are intended to be a manual for all parties directly or indirectly affected by Directive /34/EU1, commonly referred to as the ATEX (Atmosphères Directives, the ATEX Directive generally relies on the application of relevant standards to assess technical compliance. The standard is built around two Directives: Directive/9/EC (‘ATEX’ or ‘the ATEX Equipment Directive’) The ATEX Directive (/34/EU) and the IECEx Certified Product Scheme are two assessment routes for the safety of equipment in such environments. IECEx is a system that facilitates international trade in equipment and services for use in explosive atmospheres Directives, the ATEX Directive generally relies on the application of relevant standards to assess technical compliance. Compliance with the technical requirements of EU harmonised standards provides a presumption of conformity with the Directive’s essential requirements.
