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Conference & Symposium Events
Explosion Science
Gexcon has developed a unique training course for obtaining a full understanding of the phenomenon of explosions, including consequences, prevention techniques and current regulatory requirements for a safe and compliant working environment. The course covers gas and dust explosion theory, DSEAR (Dangerous Substances and Explosive Atmospheres Regulations) and ATEX regulations, ignition theory, hazardous area classification, risk assessment and protection concepts.
The training will benefit those who are responsible for industrial premises that fall under the DSEAR (UK) / ATEX (EU) regulations, engineers who are responsible for designing new process plants and maintaining existing installations and OEM’s (Original Equipment Manufacturers) who are required to design equipment and processes according to the ATEX directive.
The training will benefit those who are responsible for industrial premises that fall under the DSEAR (UK) / ATEX (EU) regulations, engineers who are responsible for designing new process plants and maintaining existing installations and OEM’s (Original Equipment Manufacturers) who are required to design equipment and processes according to the ATEX directive and those who work within hazardous areas.
In general, no special prerequisites are required. However, knowledge in process safety and experience in plant operation will be helpful
Day 1 Gas, vapour and dust explosions Explosion effects and consequences The role of consequence modelling DSEAR / ATEX user directive (ATEX 1999/92/EC) Material testing Hazardous area classification for gas, vapour and dust Potential and effective ignition sources Day 2 Examples of industrial explosions Explosion prevention and protection measures ATEX equipment directive 2014/34/EU Requirements for electrical and mechanical equipment Requirements for protective systems Explosion risk assessment methodology
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| 19 Jul 2023 Wed • 12:00 am |
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| 26 Jul 2023 Wed • 12:00 am |
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| 8 Jul 2023 Sat • 12:00 am |
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| 6 Oct 2023 Fri • 12:00 am |
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