The ten commandments

Article Abstract:

Some rules should be followed when designing intrinsically safe (IS) electrical equipment to be used in hazardous conditions. The designer must be sure their circuit is workable and includes IS features which do not affect its functionality. The equipment must be rigorously assessed before going for certification. But the initial assessment should be uncomplicated. The designer should undertake the responsibility of talking to the certification engineer, as they will be the most knowledgable. Any IS project is time consuming and customers must be supply sufficient resources.

Electric equipment, Design and construction, Study and teaching, Electrical engineers, Electrical equipment and supplies

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Profile: Festo

Article Abstract:

European company Festo specializes in pneumatics and automation, and its British operation provides turnkey automation systems and solutions. The company's range of products includes 14,000 components, including dryers, filters, regulators, blow guns with safety nozzles, re-classifiers for collecting exhaust air, and isolation valves.

Product information, Festo Corp.

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