At any police/security equipment dealer, or possibly as a military surplus military item. Check your local Yellow Pages.
The architect of the computer system, he/she developed the programming architecture as well as the processing architecture. If the designer follows this architecture definition the computer can be programmed. There is no proof needed.
A typical football helmet is not bullet proof but someone could create a bullet proof football helmet.
Recreational Equipment Inc is what the acronym means, but REI as a company stands for much more. Yes, there is expensive gear, but their goal is to help anyone get outdoors. Yes, it at times makes idiot proof suggestions, but everything is meant to support and encourage people to get outdoors.
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Flame-proof equipment is designed to prevent the ignition of explosive gases or vapors present in the surrounding environment. It is commonly used in industries where there is a risk of flammable gases being present, such as oil refineries, chemical plants, and mining operations. Flame-proof equipment is constructed to contain any potential explosion within the device itself, minimizing the risk of a larger explosion.
The neutral can be broken in some installations. One example is when wiring explosion proof equipment.
It is imperative to use an explosion proof fan when working with flammable objects as the littlest spark or even heat build up in the fan could cause an explosion. While explosion proof fans are more expensive than their non-explosive counterparts, however, the safety they provide is worth every penny.
Explosion proof refrigerators are manufactured encased in steel. Their cabinet interiors are sparkproof with a non sparking magnetic door gasket with foam in place.
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LEDs are not automatically explosion-proof. It would depends on the design as a whole. what type of switch that's used, how well it's encased, amount of current running through it, etc.
An explosion-proof flashlight is designed to prevent igniting flammable gases or vapors in hazardous environments. This is achieved by using materials that can contain any sparks or heat generated by the flashlight, preventing them from igniting the surrounding atmosphere. Additionally, explosion-proof flashlights are rigorously tested and certified to ensure they meet specific safety standards for use in hazardous areas.
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IP stands for ingress protection. This rating pertains to what size of particle or type and type/strength of water/liquid immersion and duration of exposure an equipment enclosure can be subjected to prior to being compromised. EEX refers to a level of an equipment enclosure being 'explosion proof'. The key to this distinction is that equipment that is rated as explosion proof has some method of suppressing sparks or otherwise cooling any process contained in it to ensure that any flamable gas in the environment outside is not ignited. Flamable gas that is in the enclosure may ignite but the EEX enclosure prevents that flame/heat from affecting any flamable gas outside. This is not so with IP ratings. IP ratings are not concerned with temperature/sparking/flashpoints but with excluding dirt, dust, vapor and water. Something may be IP rated and not EEX rated; conversely, something EEX is usually IP rated.
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