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Explosion-proof mark
Explosion-proof electrical equipment is in accordance with the requirements of GB 3836, and the explosion-proof markings of explosion-proof electrical equipment include:
Explosion-proof type + equipment category + (gas group) + temperature group 1 Explosion-proof type According to the explosion-proof measures taken, explosion-proof electrical equipment can be divided into explosion-proof type, increased safety type, intrinsically safe type, positive pressure type,
Oil immersion type, sand filling type, encapsulation type, n type, special type, dust explosion-proof type, etc. Their identification is shown in Table 1. 
Table 1 Explosion-proof basic types Explosion-proof type explosion-proof type signs Explosion-proof type explosion-proof type signs Explosion-proof type Ex d Sand-filled type Ex q
Increased safety type Ex e encapsulated Ex m
Positive pressure type Ex p n type Ex n
Intrinsically safe type E x iaEx ib special type Ex s
Oil-immersed Ex o dust explosion-proof DIP ADIP B

2 Equipment category
Electrical equipment for explosive gas environment is divided into: 
Class I: Electrical equipment used in underground coal mines;
Class II: Electrical equipment for other explosive gas environments other than coal mines. 
Class II flameproof "d" and intrinsically safe "i" electrical equipment are further classified into IIA, IIB, and IIC. 
Electrical equipment for flammable dust environment is divided into: 
Type A dusttight equipment; Type B dust tight equipment;
Type A dustproof equipment; Type B dustproof equipment. 
3 Gas group The explosive capacity of an explosive gas mixture indicates the degree of explosion hazard. The greater the explosive capacity of an explosive mixture, the higher the risk. The explosive capacity of an explosive mixture can be expressed by the safety gap of the large test. At the same time, the difficulty of igniting explosive gases, liquid vapors and mists also indicates the degree of explosion hazard. It is expressed by the small ignition current ratio of Zui. Class II explosion-proof electrical equipment or intrinsically safe electrical equipment is further classified into IIA, IIB and IIC according to its large test safety clearance or small ignition current ratio applicable to explosive gas mixtures.
As shown in table 2. 
Table 2 Relationship between the group of explosive gas mixtures and the safety gap of the Zui test or the small ignition current ratio of the Zui gas group Zui large test safety gap MESG (mm) zui small ignition current ratio MICR
IIA MESG≥0.9 MICR>0.8
IIB 0.9>MESG>0.5 0.8≥MICR≥0.45
IIC 0.5≥MESG 0.45>MICR

4 Temperature group The ignition temperature of an explosive gas mixture is the temperature limit at which it can be ignited. 
The electrical equipment is divided into T1 to T6 groups according to its high surface temperature, so that the high surface temperature of the corresponding electrical equipment of the T1 to T6 group cannot exceed the allowable value of the corresponding temperature group. The relationship between the temperature group, the surface temperature of the equipment, and the ignition temperature of the flammable gas or vapor is shown in Table 3. 
Table 3 Relationship between temperature group, equipment surface temperature and ignition temperature of flammable gas or vapor
Temperature level zuEN high surface temperature IECT[°C] igniting temperature of flammable substances [IECC GB 3836]
T1 450 T>450
T2 300 450≥T>300
T3 200 300≥T>200
T4 135 200≥T>135
T5 100 135≥T>100
T6 85 100≥T>8

5 Examples of explosion-proof signs
In order to further clarify the indication method of the explosion-proof mark, the gas explosion-proof electrical equipment is exemplified as follows:
For example, electrical equipment is Class I explosion-proof type: the explosion-proof mark is ExdI
If the electrical equipment is type II flameproof, the gas group is group B, and the temperature group is T3, the explosion-proof mark is: ExdIIBT3.
If the electrical equipment is type II intrinsically safe ia, the gas group is group A, and the temperature group is T5, the explosion-proof mark is: ExiaIIA T5. 
For type I special type: ExsI. 
For the explosion-proof electrical equipment used in the mine except for biogas, under normal circumstances, the Class II gas group is Group B, and the temperature group is T3 flammable gas, the explosion-proof mark is: ExdIIIBT3. 
In addition, the contents of the explosion-proof mark can be adjusted as appropriate for the following special circumstances:
(1) If the electrical equipment adopts more than one composite type, the main explosion-proof type shall be marked first, followed by other explosion-proof types. Such as: Class II Group B main body explosion-proof type and increased safety type junction box T4 group of motors, the explosion-proof mark is: ExdeIIBT4. 〖JP3〗
(2) If only electrical equipment in a flammable gas or vapour environment is permitted, the marking may be expressed by the chemical formula or name of the gas or vapour. In this case, it is not necessary to indicate the gas group and temperature group. . Such as: Class II explosion-proof electrical equipment used in ammonia environment, the explosion-proof mark is: ExdII (NH3) or ExdII (ammonia). 
Conversely, using Table 2, the manufacturer can determine the temperature group of the product according to the environment in which the explosion-proof electrical product is used, and design the surface temperature or internal temperature of the casing of the electrical device according to the temperature group. Users of explosion-proof electrical equipment can conveniently select the temperature group of explosion-proof electrical products according to the type of explosive gas or vapor that may appear in the site. For example, if isobutane is present in the environment (ignition temperature 460 °C), explosion-proof electrical products in the T1 group can be selected; if butane and diethyl ether are present in the environment (ignition temperature 160 °C), the T4 group must be selected. Explosion-proof electrical products. 
For dust explosion-proof electrical equipment: 
For type A equipment that can be used in Zone 21, the high surface temperature TA is 170 °C, and its explosion-proof mark is: DIP A21 TA170 °C or DIP A21TA, T3;
For type B equipment that can be used in Zone 21, the high surface temperature TB is 200 °C, and its explosion-proof mark is: DIP B21 TB200 °C or DIP B21TB, T3
6 Requirements for setting the mark (1) Marks should be placed in obvious places on the main part of the electrical equipment;
(2) The mark must be considered to be clear and durable in the presence of possible chemical corrosion. If the mark Ex, explosion-proof type, category, temperature group can be marked with convex or concave marks on the obvious part of the outer casing,
The material of the signboard should be chemically resistant, such as bronze, brass or stainless steel. 
7 Examples of explosion-proof electrical equipment signs commonly used in the world
Table 4
International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) Ex d [ia] IIC T5 where: Ex - Explosion-proof d - Protection mode (explosion-proof type) [ia] - Intrinsically safe output associated equipment II - Equipment category C - Gas Group T5 - Temperature group 〖〗 CENELEC (European Electrotechnical Commission) EEx d [ia] IIC T5 where EEx - European flag d - protection mode (explosion-proof type) [ia] - intrinsically safe output association Equipment II - Equipment Category C - Gas Groups T5 - Temperature Group US (NEC 505) (USA)  Class I, Zone 1, A Ex d [ia] IIC T5 Where Class I - Permitted Category Zone 1 — permitted location A — US National Standard Ex — Explosion-proof d — Protection mode (explosion-proof type) [ia] — Intrinsic safety II — Equipment category C — Gas group T5 — Temperature group Do not US (NEC 500) (United States) Explosionproof with I. S. Outputs, Clɑss I , Division 1, Group A, B, C, D, T5 where: Explosionproof with I. S. Outputs — Protection mode (optional except IS)Clɑss I — Allowed categories Division 1 — Levels allowed (other than level 2, optional) Groups A, B, C, D – allowed Gas Group T5 - Temperature Group
NEC is the American Electrical Code. In 1996, Chapter 505 was added to the US Electrical Code to harmonize with the hazardous area division method of the I EC standard system commonly used internationally. NEC 500 is indicated as suitable for the North American hazardous area division system.

Fourth, the safe use of explosion-proof electrical products should start from the correct classification of dangerous places
The safety of explosion-proof electrical products depends not only on the safety performance of the products, but also on the safe use of the products. The article focuses on the important basic work of the safe use of explosion-proof electrical products, namely the classification of dangerous places. 

1 The safe use of explosion-proof electrical products is as important as the safety performance of products. For a long time, China has been involved in the national standards for explosion-proof electrical safety, mainly the basic standards for explosion-proof electrical (manufacturing inspection standards based on GB 3836 series) and explosion-proof electrical products. standard. The main body of implementation of these standards is the product manufacturing enterprise and the quality inspection organization of explosion-proof electrical products. However, the use of explosion-proof electrical products in hazardous locations to ensure explosion-proof safety depends not only on the products that provide high explosion-proof safety in the design, manufacturing and inspection departments, but also on the safe use of the user departments of the products. Explosion-proof electrical products with the best performance and quality, if not used properly, can not only play an explosion-proof role, but may even become a terrible killer that threatens safety. Many painful explosions have proved this. For example, the rubber seal ring in the explosion-proof electrical product cable introduction device is an important part to maintain the explosion-proof performance of the product. This part is often neglected in use and cannot be properly selected, installed and maintained. For example, some users do not press it after repairing. Some of the selected seal rings and materials do not meet the standard requirements, and some do not install seals after maintenance. As a result, flammable gases in hazardous locations can enter the junction box cavity unimpeded. An arc occurs at the junction of the terminals in the junction box. When sparks, it is possible to ignite flammable gases and cause an explosion. Examples of such explosions that cannot be safely used with explosion-proof electrical products account for a large proportion of the total statistics of explosion accidents. 
It can be seen that the safe use of explosion-proof electrical products and the manufacturing quality that reflects the safety performance of explosion-proof electrical products are equally important. This is just like when we are sick, we usually need a doctor to carefully check the symptoms of our body and then guide us to take the right medicine. Quality-qualified drugs must be combined with proper use to achieve a safe and symptomatic treatment. Otherwise, it may be counterproductive—quality-qualified drugs can not only cure diseases safely, but may even endanger your health. 
We refer to the safe use of explosion-proof electrical products, generally including the following aspects: correctly classify the types of explosion hazardous areas; correctly select and install explosion-proof electrical products; properly maintain and repair explosion-proof electrical products. 
It can be seen from the above that explosion-proof electrical safety is a systematic project, including the design, manufacture, inspection, classification of dangerous places, selection and installation of explosion-proof electrical products, maintenance and repair, and quality management and personnel related to this. Training and other aspects. Any negligence in any link can be a hidden danger of an explosion. 
It is true that many user departments also recognize the importance of the safe use of explosion-proof electrical products to ensure the safety of explosion-proof, but it has not been a long-term national standard to follow, so it can only be based on experience and some incomplete information. Some departmental standards and specifications to implement technical production management for the safe use of explosion-proof electrical products. Therefore, the formulation of a complete set of national standards that can be in line with international standards as soon as possible has always been an urgent concern of all parties. 
In recent years, with the development of China's explosion-proof electrical standardization work and the need to strengthen the integration with international standards, China's explosion-proof electrical standards have also evolved from the past product manufacturing inspection standards to manufacturing inspection, site division, and selection. Complete explosion-proof electrical safety standard system consisting of standards such as installation and maintenance. "Classification of dangerous places (GB 3836 14-2000)", "Electrical installation of hazardous places (GB 383615-2000)", Maintenance of electrical equipment for explosive gas atmosphere (GB 383613-1997)" * In the form of national standards, the technical and management requirements for the safe use of explosion-proof electrical products by the user department are completely defined, which is of great significance for the safe production of explosive hazardous areas. In addition, due to the implementation of these three standards and international standards In order to meet the requirements, it has also created favorable conditions for China's petrochemical plants to enter the international market and to do a good job in the explosion-proof safety production and technical management of imported equipment.

2 Hazardous Location Classification is an important basic work for the safe use of explosion-proof electrical products. The above three standards for the user department, the primary, Zui-based work is the classification of the explosion hazardous areas involved in this department. This is just like a patient who visits a doctor. First, it must be diagnosed by a comprehensive examination and a doctor's analysis of the symptoms. Accurate diagnosis is the basis for symptomatic treatment and safe medication. This article is devoted to the analysis of the national standard “Classification of Hazardous Locations” (GB 383614-2000). 
2.1 Purpose of Classification of Hazardous Locations Classification of hazardous locations is a method of analyzing and classifying sites where explosive atmospheres may occur. The purpose of site classification is to provide sufficient safety and economical efficiency for the selection and installation of explosion-proof electrical equipment used in such explosive hazardous locations. Because in hazardous locations where flammable substances are used, it is difficult to ensure that an explosive atmosphere never occurs. Also, it is difficult to ensure that electrical equipment used in hazardous locations is never a source of ignition. Therefore, a place with high risk (ie, a place where there is a high possibility of an explosive gas atmosphere) should select a type of explosion-proof electrical equipment with high safety performance. Conversely, for locations where there is less risk (ie, where the possibility of an explosive gas atmosphere is less likely), an explosion-proof electrical equipment type that has a slightly lower safety (but still has sufficient safety) and is relatively inexpensive can be selected. 
2.2 Main contents of classification of dangerous places There are two main aspects of classification of dangerous places:
(1) Divide the hazardous area into three areas based on the frequency and duration of the explosive gas environment.
Zone 0: a place where an explosive gas environment continuously appears or exists for a long time;
Zone 1: a place where an explosive atmosphere may occur during normal operation;
Zone 2: In normal operation, an explosive atmosphere is unlikely to occur, if it occurs, it happens occasionally, and it is only a place that exists for a short time. 
(2) Determine the quantity and range of hazardous locations存在
Because it is not enough to determine the type of the area of ​​a dangerous place, it is necessary to determine the quantity of such dangerous places in and around the equipment, and to determine the spatial extent of each type of dangerous place, that is, to determine the spatial extent of the place. Accurate quantification. 
2.3 Basic safety principles for classification of hazardous locations (1) When designing equipment and devices for handling or storing flammable substances, the categories of dangerous places should be made as small as possible, especially in areas 0 and 1 The number and scope of the districts have become small, that is, as far as possible, most of the dangerous places have become the two districts. 
(2) Equipment used in the process shall be mainly a level 2 release source. If this requirement is not met, the release source should also be released into the air in a very limited amount and release rate. 
(3) After the category of the dangerous place is determined, it is not allowed to change it at will. For the repaired process equipment, it must be carefully checked to confirm whether it can guarantee the safety level of the original design. 
2.4 Ideas for Classification of Hazardous Locations As defined by the definition of a hazardous location, a hazardous location is an area where an explosive atmosphere occurs or is expected to be in an amount sufficient to require special safety precautions for the construction, installation and use of electrical equipment. 
It can be seen from the definition that it is judged whether the place is a dangerous place, mainly according to whether the place may have an explosive gas environment, and the condition of the explosive gas environment is whether the concentration range of the flammable gas is within the explosion limit range. The concentration of flammable gas in the air is within the limits of this explosion limit (ie, the lower explosion limit and the upper explosion limit), and an explosion can be formed in the event of an ignition source; if it exceeds this range, a strong ignition source cannot be used to excite the explosion. That is to say, any mixture whose concentration is lower than the lower explosion limit or higher than the upper explosion limit will not cause the flame to propagate spontaneously when it comes into contact with the ignition source. When the concentration is lower than the lower explosion limit, excessive air is involved in the combustion reaction as an inert medium, which consumes a part of the heat of reaction and acts as a cooling agent to prevent the flame from self-propagating. On the contrary, when the concentration is higher than the upper limit of the explosion, the amount of air is excessive due to the combustibles. Insufficient, resulting in incomplete chemical reactions, the heat released by the reaction is less than the loss of heat, and thus hinder the spread of flame. 
It can be seen from the above that the quantity of flammable gas in the site is the key to determining the risk of the site, and the occurrence of flammable gas in the site mainly depends on the flammable gas release source and the ventilation condition that affects the accumulation of flammable gas. Therefore, we can come up with such a solution to the problem: the location is classified according to its risk--the danger of the site depends on the amount of explosive gas environment in the site--the explosive gas environment is the number of flammable gases. That is, the limit of the explosion limit - the amount of flammable gas present depends on the ventilation of the source and location. 
2.5 Method of site classification The core issue of site classification method is the analysis of the basic probability of explosive gas environment in the site, which requires the research and participation of experienced professionals. At the same time, it is necessary to accumulate and collect the operation of each device in the site. Information on conditions and environmental factors. Therefore, site classification should be determined by professionals familiar with the performance, equipment and process conditions of flammable substances and those engaged in safety, electrical and other related engineering and technical personnel. The specific method is as follows:
(1) Find and determine the source of release
The presence of flammable gases or vapours in the site may create an explosive atmosphere. Therefore, it is first necessary to find out whether the storage equipment, processing equipment or conveying pipeline containing flammable substances in the place may release flammable gas or vapor into the place, or whether the air may enter the container and mix with flammable gas or vapor to form an explosive property. mixture. 
Every piece of equipment (such as tanks, pipes, pumps, compressors, etc.) should be considered a potential source of release if it contains flammable substances inside. If they are unlikely to contain flammable substances, it is clear that they will not form an explosive mixture around them. If such equipment contains flammable substances but cannot escape or leak into the site, it may not be regarded as a source of release (for example, a seamless pipe placed in a certain space). 
If it has been confirmed that the device releases flammable substances into the site, the release frequency and duration should be determined first, and the level of the release source should be determined accordingly:
1) Continuous release source: a release source that is continuously released or is expected to be released over a long period of time. 
For example, the upper tank space and exhaust port of the fixed roof; the vicinity of the liquid surface of the open flammable liquid container shall be regarded as a continuous-stage release source.
2) Level 1 release source: A release source that is expected to be released periodically or occasionally during normal operation. 
For example, in normal operation, the seal of the pump, compressor or valve that is expected to release flammable substances to the surrounding area; the drain on the container containing the flammable liquid; during normal operation, it is expected that flammable substances may be released to the surroundings. Sampling points in the site; during normal operation, pressure relief valves, vents, or other openings that are expected to release flammable substances should be considered a Class 1 release source. 
3) Level 2 release source: It is not expected to be released during normal operation, and if released, it is only a release source for occasional and short-term release. 
For example, in normal operation, it is impossible to leak the seal of the compressor or valve; in normal operation, it is impossible to leak the flange, connecting piece or pipe joint; in normal operation, it is impossible to release the sampling of flammable substances to the surrounding place. Points and so on should be considered as Level 2 release sources. 
(2) Determining the type of area of ​​the hazardous area
The type of area in which the hazardous area is divided is mainly based on the release source level and ventilation conditions in the location. 
In general, the continuous-stage release source forms a hazardous area in Zone 0; the Level 1 release source forms a Zone 1 hazardous location; and the Level 2 release source forms a Zone 2 hazardous location. 
At the same time, the area division should be determined according to the ventilation conditions. If the ventilation is good, the area category of the hazardous area can be reduced. Conversely, if the ventilation is poor, the area category of the hazardous area can be improved. This is because the flammable gas or vapor released into the surrounding area will flow or diffuse by means of ventilation to dilute its concentration below the lower explosion limit. 
(3) Determining the area of ​​the hazardous area
There are many factors affecting the release rate of flammable gases or vapors, the lower explosion limit of gas, relative density, and ventilation conditions, etc., so the impact of their impact on the area of ​​the hazardous area should be determined. 
2.6 Factors affecting the area of ​​hazardous areas
(1) Rate of release of flammable substances
The greater the release rate, the greater the amount of flammable material released into the surrounding area per unit time, and the greater the range of the hazardous area.
(2) Lower explosion limit
For a certain amount of release, the lower explosion limit is reduced, and the amount of the explosive gas mixture whose concentration reaches above the lower explosion limit is correspondingly increased, and the range of the dangerous area is correspondingly increased. 
(3) Relative density of gas or vapour
If the relative density of the gas or vapor is less than that of air, then the gas and vapor lighter than the air will flow upwards, so that the range of dangerous areas in the vertical direction above the release source will increase as the relative density decreases; if gas or vapor Relatively denser than air, gases or vapors that are heavier than air tend to deposit on the ground, so that near the ground, the horizontal extent of the hazardous area will increase as the relative density decreases. 
(4) Ventilation
Increase the amount of ventilation to narrow the range of hazardous areas. This is because ventilation can blow off or dilute the flammable gases or vapors leaking from the site, reducing the range of hazardous areas. If the ventilation effect is good, the ventilation air volume is large enough, and the ventilation is continuous, for example, there is a spare fan, etc., the area category of the dangerous place can be reduced. 
In addition, obstacles around the release source can affect the ventilation effect and expand the range of the hazardous area. On the other hand, if obstacles (such as dams, walls, ceilings, etc.) can block the further diffusion of flammable gases or vapors to the surroundings, the obstacles can limit the extent of the dangerous areas to further extend to the periphery. 
The effects of different ventilation conditions on the extent of the hazardous area can be analyzed as follows:
1) Natural ventilation and overall forced ventilation
As described above, although the continuous-stage release source usually forms a zero-zone site, the first-order release source forms a zone 1 site, and the level 2 release source forms a zone 2 site. However, the actual production site is much more complicated due to the influence of ventilation. For example, good ventilation may make the area of ​​a hazardous area too small to be neglected and may become a less dangerous area. If the ventilation is particularly good, it may become a non-hazardous place. Conversely, if ventilation is poor, it may expand the area of ​​the hazardous area and may become a more dangerous area. 
2) When local forced ventilation
In general, the use of local forced ventilation to dilute explosive mixtures is better than natural ventilation and overall forced ventilation. As a result, the area of ​​the hazardous area is reduced or even reduced to a negligible level. It may become a less dangerous area category. It has even become a non-hazardous place. 
3) When there is no ventilation
When there is a release source in a non-ventilated place, the continuous-stage release source will definitely form a zero-zone place, the first-order release source may also form a zero-zone place, and the second-order release source may also form a 1-zone place. However, in special cases, such as when the amount of release is extremely small or when monitoring is released, it may also be made a less dangerous category. 
4) When obstacles restrict ventilation
If an obstacle in a hazardous area affects ventilation, it will expand the scope of the hazardous area or make it a more dangerous category. When considering the influence of obstacles, special attention should be paid to the relative density of gas or vapor in pits and recesses. 
5) When the ventilation device fails 
The classification of dangerous places is premised on the normal operation of the ventilation device. If the hazard in the event of a malfunction of the ventilation unit is negligible (if an automatic standby system is additionally provided), it is not necessary to change the classification of the hazardous location as determined by the proper operation of the ventilation unit. However, if the risk of failure of the ventilation unit cannot be ignored, the extent of expansion of the explosive mixture without forced ventilation should be predicted, and the frequency and duration of failure of the ventilation unit should be predicted, and the type of the location should be determined accordingly. 
If the ventilation unit does not malfunction or is short-lived even if it is faulty, the dangerous area that has been expanded due to the failure of the ventilation unit should be designated as the area 2 area. 
If measures can be taken to prevent the release of flammable substances in the event of a malfunction of the ventilation device (for example, the process is automatically stopped), it is not necessary to change the originally determined site classification. 
6) Other conditions
Other factors such as climatic conditions, topography, etc. can also affect the extent of the explosion hazard area. In summary, the following should be noted when determining the hazardous area:
Gases or vapors that are heavier than air may flow into spaces below the ground, such as grooves and trenches; gases or vapors that are lighter than air may remain in high spaces, such as roof space; if the source of release is outside the shop or near the site Measures should be taken to prevent a large amount of flammable gases or vapors from entering the workshop or site; the condition of ventilation has a great influence on the range of explosion-hazardous places, and great care should be taken when dividing the area. 
2.7 According to the classification of dangerous places and the classification of dangerous places, determine the category and scope of the site. At the production site, only the rough review of the design of the complete set of equipment or complete sets of equipment, the parts around the equipment are determined to be almost zero, 1 or 2 It is impossible, and the various possibilities of explosive mixture formation must be carefully analyzed. 
In order to determine the frequency of release of flammable substances, release time, release rate, concentration, ventilation and other factors affecting the type and scope of the hazardous area, it is necessary to carry out the process flow of the flammable substances that may form the release source one by one. Careful study and analysis. The National Standard GB 3836.14—2000 “Electrical Equipment for Explosive Atmospheres Part 14: Classification of Hazardous Locations” gives the suggestive appendix of “Hazardous Location Classification Schematic” and “Hazardous Location Division Example”. The method provides practical help. However, some examples of dangerous area ranges given in the standard are divided under certain conditions, and the conditions for their use should be noted. The examples given in the standard are only indicative examples. To use the examples in the standard for actual site classification, special details of the actual environment and various situations must be considered. For example, the division of hazardous areas of oil well facilities is Refers to the determination in general. If the oil pressure or air pressure of the well is very high, the corresponding range of the hazardous area will expand. In addition, in each case, only some influencing parameters are given, not all. In general, considering that these factors are specified, and some are qualitative rather than quantitative, the classification results are more conservative. That is to say, if it is possible to specify the operating parameters more closely, a more accurate site classification result will be obtained.  

V. Changes in general requirements for new gas explosion-proof standards GB3836.1-2000 "General requirements for electrical equipment for explosive gas atmospheres" has been officially promulgated by the State Bureau of Technical Supervision. The revision of this standard has always been a matter of great concern to all. The main revisions are as follows:
According to the provisions of “Using International Standards and Foreign Advanced Standards Management Measures” and relevant national technical policies, the revision of this standard closely follows the revision dynamics of international standards, equivalent to the IEC60079-0:1998 standard. In the main technical content and writing method, there are only minor differences in technology. These differences are in the form of “notes” (footnotes or notes), and the appendix is ​​added when there is more content.

I. Main differences between GB3836.1-2000 (hereinafter referred to as this standard) and IEC60079-0:1998 (hereinafter referred to as IEC standard) There are two articles and three appendices in total. That is, Article 8.3, the IEC standard provisions are "The provisions of 8.1 do not apply to Class I portable measuring instruments." However, China's standards have been stipulated for Class I portable or bracket type electric drills, portable instruments and lamps, and many years of practice have proved to be safe and feasible. In recent years, China has also established the national standard GB13813, which is evaluated by the friction spark test method. Therefore, this standard specifies the portable instruments that are not specified in the IEC standard to facilitate the design, manufacture and inspection of such products. Another example is the note in Article 27.1. The IEC standard has only the text and no notes. However, how to consider ensuring that “there may be “clear and durable” in the case of possible chemical corrosion, there will be different understandings in the implementation. In order to unify understanding, according to the requirements of Chinese standards for signs, in the form of notes, the standard in China The relevant requirements are valid and further explained “clearness and durability”.
"Appendix A: Inspection Procedures". The IEC standard has no specific provisions for inspection procedures. In order to meet the needs of China's explosion-proof electrical products inspection work, Appendix A has been added.附录 “Appendix C: Moisture Requirements for Class I Electrical Equipment”. The IEC standard does not specify the moisture-proof requirements for Class I electrical equipment, and the user and the manufacturer shall determine the corresponding measures. According to the special requirements of coal mines in China, specific requirements for moisture prevention are put forward, and the test methods and the number of cycles are specified.
“Appendix E: Special Requirements for Plastic Cases for Class I Electrical Equipment”. There is no such requirement in the IEC standard. According to the special requirements of coal mines in China, the plastic casing of Class I electrical equipment should have flame retardant properties. The specific test methods and requirements are specified in Appendix C. 
The IEC standard is in the process of considering the mining helmet lamp standard. In order to adapt to the production, inspection and use of mine helmet lights in China, this standard temporarily adopts the provisions of China's standard GB7957.
The above is the difference between this standard and the IEC standard, and the rest are equivalent to the IEC standard. 
Second, the difference between this standard and GB3836.1-83 (hereinafter referred to as the original standard) Standard Name The standard name is changed from "explosive environmental explosion-proof electrical equipment" to "explosive gas environmental electrical equipment" to distinguish it from explosive dust environment. This standard cancels the provisions of the "Article" in the preparation method. 
2. Explosion-proof type 
"Spark-free electrical equipment n" and "airtight electrical equipment h" have been eliminated in the explosion-proof type of special standard. Because the "n" type may not meet the requirements of this standard, it is an explosion-proof electrical equipment that does not consider the safety factor, and can only be applied to a safer place in Zone 2. The "h" type standard is formulated in accordance with the requirements of the sealing device in the IEC79 [CD1] 15 "n" type electrical equipment. As the "n" type standard is equivalent or equivalent to the IEC79-15 standard, the "h" type will be cancelled. This standard adds provisions for mining helmet lights. 
3. Reference Standards Where the Chinese standard is equivalent or equivalent to the IEC and ISO standards, the Chinese standard is adopted. According to the relevant provisions of the international standards, China's standards are not equivalent or equivalent to the IEC and ISO standards, and all international standards are directly adopted to promote the revision of these standards as soon as possible equivalent to or equivalent to international standards. 
The IEC and ISO standards directly quoted in the standard are cited in the standard provisions, and none of these standards are equivalent or equivalent to the Chinese standards. Therefore, the IEC and ISO standards are directly quoted. 
4. Definitions and Symbols Compared with the original standard, the "explosive electrical equipment for explosive atmospheres" was revised as "electrical equipment" and the "explosive gas mixture" was "explosive gas environment". The definitions of “special fasteners”, “guards”, “sinking holes”, “prototypes” and “samples”, “temperature groups” have been removed. Added "operating temperature", "zui high operating temperature", "rated value", "rated", "Ex cable entry device", "compression element", "clamping device", "wiring cavity", "connection Definitions of "," "Ex component", "symbol X", "symbol U", etc. Among them, "Ex cable introduction device" and "Ex component" are a relatively new concept. The Ex cable entry device is a cable entry device that is individually tested and forensic and installed with the device housing without the need for a certificate. According to international practice, the cable entry device can be removed from the device housing as a separate device and is a specialized standard part. It can be connected to the equipment casing by means of threads, holes, etc. The introduction device complies with the provisions of Appendix D of this standard or Appendix B of IEC60079-0. In China, the general cable entry devices are cast or welded together with the equipment casing. Cannot be used as a specialized standard component. Similarly, the Ex component is an explosion-proof component that cannot be used alone. It can be obtained separately, but the explosion-proof certificate number is followed by the symbol U.当它与其他电气设备或系统一起使用时需附加认证,即需另外取证。 Ex元件应符合本标准附录F或IEC60079—0附录C的规定。 
5.电气设备分类和温度组别 爆炸性气体环境用电气设备分为Ⅰ类(煤矿用)和Ⅱ类(除煤矿外的其他爆炸性气体环境用)电气设备。Ⅱ类隔爆型“d”和本质安全型“i”电气设备,按爆炸性气体特性又分为ⅡA、ⅡB和ⅡC类。取消了原标准“级别”的概念。只有隔爆型“d”和本质安全型“i”按zui大试验安全间隙(MESG)和zui小引燃电流(MIC),又进一步划分为ⅡA、ⅡB和ⅡC类。不同于原标准“分为A、B、C三级”。
所有防爆型式的Ⅱ类电气设备分为T1~T6组,并在产品上标出zui高表面温度的有关标志。温度标志可优先按表1标出温度组别,或标出zui高表面温度,或二者都标出。二者都标时 zui高表面温度放在前面,如zui高表面温度为125℃的工厂用增安型:ExeⅡ125℃(T4)。必要时给出其限定使用的气体名称,如:Ⅱ类用于氨气环境的隔爆型:ExdⅡ(NH3)或ExdⅡ氨。
6.环境温度 环境温度超出-20~+40℃范围时,除可按原标准规定在名牌上标出外,本标准规定还可在防爆合格证号之后加“X”符号表示。
7.对所有电气设备的规定
与原标准相比增加了6.1爆炸性气体环境用电气设备应符合的规定。对电气设备承受一些不利的条件(如:运行条件恶劣、潮湿影响、化学剂影响、环境温度的变化),由用户提出要求,用户和制造厂协商解决,这是国际惯例。考虑到我国煤矿井下潮湿的特殊情况,对Ⅰ类电气设备补充了统一的防潮规定,具体要求见附录C。对具有快开式门或盖的电气设备,要限制其开门的速度,内装电容器时开门所需时间间隙须大于电容器放电至下列剩余能量所需时间:充电电压大于200V时ⅡA电气设备0.2mJ,ⅡB电气设备0.06mJ,ⅡC电气设备0.02mJ。充电电压低于200V时剩余能量可为上述值的2倍。与原标准相比,增加了低于200V时可为上述值2倍的规定。充电电压大于200V时的规定与原标准一致。内装电热元件的规定与原标准一致。
8.非金属外壳和外壳的非金属部件
对于非金属外壳和外壳的非金属部件(即原标准的塑料外壳),改动较大。本标准规定:
非金属外壳和外壳的非金属部件应按23.4.7的规定进行耐热、耐寒、机械、光老化、耐化学试剂、表面电阻等试验,密封圈应按附录D中3.3的规定进行老化试验。
在制造厂向检验单位提供的文件中,对非金属外壳的材料的有关参数(如:制造厂名、颜色、成分比例、表面处理符合的标准等)和加工工艺过程应给予说明,并由制造厂对其负责,检验单位可不对其审查,只对其存档备查。
塑料外壳或外壳部件的zui高表面温度至少应比对应20000h点的温度指数TI低20K。并且还应能经受耐热、耐寒试验的考核。
对移动式可能被摩控或擦拭塑料部件的固定式电气设备,应设计为正常维护和进行清洁时能防止产生引燃危险的静电电荷的结构。不能防止时应用警告牌说明运行中须采取的安全措施。
Ⅰ类电气设备塑料外壳的表面大于100cm3时,按照23.4.7.8在特定条件下[温度(23±2)℃相对湿度(50±5)%],测得的表面绝缘电阻不应超过1GΩ。温度标志可优先按表1标出温度组别,或标出zui高表面温度,或二者都标出。
Ⅱ类电气设备除通过合理选材达到上述要求外(表面电阻不超过1GΩ),还可通过限定塑料外壳和外壳部件的zui大表面面积来达到(ⅡA、ⅡB类电气设备不得超过100cm2,如塑料裸露部分用接地金属框架围着,可不超过400cm2;ⅡC类电气设备包括透明件不得超过20cm2,如塑料部件有附加防静电电荷措施,可增至100cm2)。也可选择合理尺寸、形状和布置,或采取其他安全措施来达到。如不能通过外壳的设计来避免产生引燃危险静电电荷时,则应设一个警告牌标明在运行中采用的安全措施。
应该注意的是在选择电气绝缘材料时,应考虑其zui小表面绝缘电阻,以防止塑料部件碰触带电件而产生的问题。用于有爆炸性气体长时间持续存在的场所(如0区场所)的塑料外壳部件还应有更进一步的限制。
与IEC标准相比增加了“Ⅰ类电气设备塑料外壳应具有阻燃性能的要求,具体规定见附录E。即按GB11020FV法试验不低于FV2的要求,以适应我国煤矿井下特殊情况的需要。
允许在塑料外壳上攻螺孔,只要螺纹形状适合于塑料材质,满足防爆型式专用标准要求即可。
9.含轻金属的外壳 本标准对原标准的名称“轻合金外壳”进行了修订,含义也有所不同。Ⅰ类电气设备外壳材料的铝、钛和镁的总含量(按质量百分比)不允许大于15%,且钛和镁的总含量不允许大于6%,Ⅱ类电气设备外壳材料的含镁量(按质量百分比)不允许大于6%。不同于原标准只规定含镁量不大于0.5%和抗拉强度不低于120MPa的规定。
Ⅰ类携带式仪表IEC标准未做规定,我国原标准对Ⅰ类携带式电钻、仪表和灯具等的外壳已有规定,多年的实践证明是行之有效的。对于含镁量的问题近年来有些争议,故本标准除采 用IEC的规定外,还增加了允许用GB13813规定的摩擦火花试验方法考核含轻金属的材料的安全性的规定。
含轻金属的外壳也允许攻螺孔,只要螺纹形状适合于外壳所用材料,并满足相应防爆型式专用标准的要求即可。
10.紧固件
一般电气设备的紧固件只允许用工具才能松开或拆除。对“防松装置”不做规定,需要时由各防爆型式专用标准规定。
含轻金属的外壳的紧固螺钉允许用轻金属或塑料制成,只要紧固件材料适用于外壳材料,满足防爆形式专用标准的要求即可。
特殊紧固件的要求与原标准有较大不同。原标准特殊紧固件是指将螺栓头放入凹窝或沉孔中,只能用专用工具才能打开。这次修订对凹窝和沉孔只看做保护措施,特殊紧固件的要求为:螺距符合GB9144,公差配合符合GB9145的6g/6H配合;螺栓或螺母符合相应标准的要求;电气设备的孔符合以下要求:(1)电气设备上的螺孔深度应大于等于相应规格螺母的高度;(2)螺纹公差符合GB9145的6H级,且螺栓头下面的孔与螺栓间隙不大于ISO286—2中H13公差,细杆螺栓头下面的孔应玫丝,螺栓头与被连接件的接触面积应大于或等于非细杆螺栓的接触面积;(3)内六角螺栓螺纹公差符合GB9145中6H级,紧固后螺栓不得从螺孔中凸出。
11.联锁装置
联锁装置在结构上应保证用非专用工具不能轻易解除其作用,联锁解除前不能破坏其防爆型式。
12.绝缘套管
绝缘套管应安装牢固并经受扭转试验考核。取消了原标准“用吸湿性较小的材料制成”的要求。
13.粘接材料
粘接材料应有足够的热稳定性,其极限温度值应超过电气设备的zui高温度至少20K。
与原标准相比取消了“zui低为120℃”的规定,主要以粘接材料极限温度高于电气设备zui
高温度20K为依据,放宽了使用的粘接材料范围。只要制造厂向检验单位提供足够的证据说明符合上述要求,检验单位不再进行验证试验
粘接材料若承受不利运行条件,由制造厂和用户协商解决措施。
14.Ex元件 Ex元件是等同IEC标准而增加的一新概念。Ex元件即防爆元件,它可单独取证,但防爆合格证编号后加“U”符号,以表明其为Ex元件。它不能单独使用,和其他电气设备或系统一起使用时,须和其他电气设备一起重新进行补充检验认证。
Ex元件应满足附录F的规定,Ex元件可以是空外壳。或与设备一起使用。并符合1.2所列一个或多个防爆型式的规定。Ex元件可安装在设备外壳内、外壳外,或部分在外壳内部分在外壳外。安装在外壳内的Ex元件,单独不能检验的部分,安装后仍要进行检验。如元件的表面温度,电气间隙爬电距离等。安装在外壳外、或部分在内、部分在外的Ex的元件,与外壳的接合面应符合有关防爆型式的规定,并进行机械(冲击)试验。
15.连接件和接线空腔 与原标准相比取消了采用永久引入电缆的限制,但对所有采用永久引入电缆的设备均应在防爆合格证号后加“X”符号。以表明永久电缆的自由端应有适当的措施加以保护。
接线空腔符合1.2所列一种防爆型式。电气设备应设连接件与外部电路相连。接线空腔和出线口应有足够尺寸以方便导线连接。并使电气间隙爬电距离符合相应防爆型式标准的规定。
16.接地连接件 与原标准相比接地连接件的规格修订为内接地与外接地的连接件规格相同。外接地连接件还应与至少截面积为4mm2的接地线有效连接。
电气设备应设内接地和外接地连接件。内外接地应有电气上的连接(不一定有导线连接)。特殊情况下(双重绝缘、加强绝缘、安装在金属导管系统上)可不设内外接地连接件。连 接件应有防腐措施。结构上应能防止导线松动、扭转,能持久保持接触压力。与轻金属连接时,须采取特殊预防措施(如应用钢质过渡件)。
17.电缆和导管引入装置
制造厂在提供给检验单位的文件中应指明引入电缆或导管的位置和zui大允许数量。
引入装置一般做为单独的部件进行试验和发证,也可与设备一起试验和发证。
引入装置还应符合附录D的规定。Ⅰ类电缆引入装置应设有夹紧装置。引入装置的导管部分可以用螺纹或光孔与电气设备连接。多余的引入装置孔应用封堵件封堵,并符合相应防爆型式的规定。
与原标准相比取消了密封圈邵尔氏硬度及尺寸的规定,而只以相应的试验来考核。增加了引入装置的耐冲击试验、防护试验,以及引入装置的标志、密封圈的标志等的规定。
在额定工作状态下,如电缆或导管引入装置部位的温度高于70℃,或电缆分支部位高于80℃,则电气设备外部应设一标示牌,以便用户选用合适的电缆,或在导管中适当布线。
密封圈式电缆引入装置均应进行夹紧试验,与原标准相比取消了Ⅱ类携带式或移动式和Ⅰ类电气设备引入装置才进行夹紧试验的规定。
18.旋转电机的补充规定 本标准与原标准相比,增加了Ⅰ类旋转电机通风孔的结构和布置,使大于12.5mm的异物不因垂直坠落或振动而触及电机的旋转部件,可采用IP10的防护等级。增加了塑料风扇的塑料材质的热稳定性要求,即塑料的使用温度应高于风扇额定运行温度至少20K。风扇用含轻金属材料制造时,应符合8.1或8.3的规定。
19.开关的补充规定
触头式开关不允许浸在可燃性绝缘油中。取消了原标准的特殊规定。增加了开关柜设隔离器时,隔离器的接触和断开位置必须表示明确。开关的外壳内带遥控电路时,外壳的门或盖应符合下列要求:
(1) 门或盖与隔离器联接。内部非保护电路能断开的除外。
(2) 如在隔离器断开情况下一些内部元件仍带电时,则带电元件应采用1.2规定的防爆型式保护,或电气间隙爬电距离符合增安型“e”的规定,并且内部用一补充壳体把带电件保护在内,壳体的防护等级为IP20,且工具不能直接接触带电件,内部壳体设“严禁带电开盖”的警告牌。
(3) 如不设联锁则应设“严禁带电开盖”的警告牌。
20.熔断器的补充规定(原标准无此条规定)
有熔断器的外壳应设联锁装置,联锁装置应在更换或安装熔断器时切断电源,并且在外壳关合可靠后才能使熔断器带电,或者增设“严禁带电开盖”的警告牌。
21.插接装置的补充规定(原标准无此条规定)
插接装置应用机械、电气或其他方法联锁,联锁应使插接装置在带电条件不能断开,断开时插头不得带电。或用特殊紧固件将插头与插座连在一起,并设“严禁带电断开”的警告牌。如插接装置与电池联接,断开前不能断电,则警告牌标志为“只允许在非危险场所断开”。
额定电流在10A以内,额定电压交流250V直流60V以内时的插接装置,符合以下要求时,可不设联锁或特殊紧固件。
(1) 插座在电源侧;
(2) 插头与插座分离前有灭弧延迟时间;
(3) 在灭弧期间插头座均应符合隔爆型“d”的要求;
(4) 分开后带电件仍应符合1.2所规定的任一防爆型式。
无论在任何情况下都严禁未插入插座的插头元件带电。
22.灯具的补充规定
与原标准相比取消了Ⅰ类设警告牌灯具的灯座(符合GB1444的规定)要求、反光罩、灯座连接件标志“O”等的要求。保护网网孔面积大于(50×50)mm2时,视为无保护,取消了表4的规定。
本标准规定灯具应有透明保护罩,透明保护罩可由保护网来保护,保护网的网孔应小于50×50mm, 如超过则视为无保护网。透明罩和保护网均应经受冲击试验的考核。
灯具用吊环安装时,吊环应铸在或焊接在外壳上。若吊环用螺纹旋在外壳上,则须另有防松措施。灯具不允许只有一个螺钉安装。
灯具可打开的盖子,应有自动联锁装置,使灯盖打开时灯座的所有电极均切断电源(本质安全型灯具除外)。如果断路器断开后除灯座外某些部件仍带电时,则这些带电部件应用1.2规定的防爆型式之一进行保护,或电气间隙爬电距离符合增安型“e”的规定,且附加外壳把带电部件保护在内,附加外壳应符合GB4208的IP30的规定,且工具不能经过开口直接接触带电件,附加外壳上还应设“严禁带电打开”的警告牌。也可设置“严禁带电打开”警告牌,代替联锁装置。
不允许用游离金属钠灯(符合IEC192的低压钠灯),可以使用高压钠灯(例如符合IEC662的钠灯)
手提灯和帽灯的补充规定:
Ⅰ类帽灯应符合GB7957矿用安全帽灯的规定。
Ⅱ类帽灯和手提灯在灯具处于种种位置状态均应防止电解液流出。光源和电源分别在不同外壳中用电缆连接时,电缆引入装置和电缆按附录D中D3.1进行试验。
23.本标准取消了原标准中空间加热器的规定。
24.本标准增加了型式检查和试验的内容
目的在于确认电气设备样机符合本标准和有关防爆型式专用标准的规定。
制造厂应提供技术资料、图纸说明能确切完整地保证电气设备的防爆安全性,检验单位应审查技术资料、图纸是否符合本标准和防爆型式专用标准的规定。检验单位还应检查制造厂提供的样机或样品是与技术资料、图纸相符,并进行有关试验。
检验单位可取消不必要的试验,但应记下取消的理由。对Ex元件试验过的项目不再重复试验。某些试验可在检验单位的试验室进行。也可在检验单位监督下的其他地方进行。如正压型“p”可在制造厂或用户进行zui小换气量、正压值、外壳强度等试验。试验结果如不符合标准规定时,检验单位可按实际情况要求对电气设备进行修改。各项试验均应在检验单位认为zui不利的情况下进行。
25.冲击试验
本标准取消了原标准对透明件采用聚酰胺(尼龙)锤头进行冲击试验的规定。
冲击锤应安装一个直径为25mm的半球形淬火钢制冲击头,冲击锤质量为1kg自高度h垂直下落冲击电气设备表面。冲击能量见表4。表4中Ⅰ类无保护透明件冲击的能量由原标准10J改为7J。
通常试验在装配完好的电气设备上进行。对透明件试验有困难时,可将透明件装在设备本身或类似的支架上进行试验。制造厂与检验单位协商同意后,也可在空外壳上进行。
玻璃透明件在三个样品上进行试验,每个样品试一次,其他零件应在二个样品上进行试验,每件样品在两个不同位置各进行一次试验。
通常试验环境温度为(20±5)℃(原标准为(20±10℃)。材料在低温下抗冲击性能降低时,试验在规定的zui低温度下进行(原标准未说明此要求)。
塑料部件应在比zui高工作温度高10Kzui多高15K的温度下和比zui低工作温度低5Kzui多低10K的温度下分别进行试验(原标准高温至少50℃,低温-25℃±3℃,户内-5℃±2℃)。
试验时电气设备放在zui少20kg的钢质基座上。
26.跌落试验
携带式电气设备除进行冲击试验外还应进行跌落试验。试验环境温度同冲击试验,塑料部件只在下限温度下进行。原标准未规定塑料部件在低温下进行试验。冲击和跌落试验后不应引起电气设备防爆型式的任何损坏。
27.外壳防护等级试验
按GB4208、GB4942.1的规定进行。与原标准一致,但本标准的要求更详细。
28.绝缘套管扭转试验
与原标准基本一致,本标准对其叙述更明确具体。对其他规格的螺栓可绘制曲线确定,对大规格的螺栓可由曲线外推法得出。
29.温度试验
与原标准相同,但对电气设备有多种使用位置,只测某一特定位置的温度时,应在试验报告上说明,并且设备防爆合格证号后加“X”,或用小标牌标明。
30.热剧变试验
本标准规定对灯具透明件和电气设备观察窗玻璃均应经受热剧变试验。原标准只对灯具透明件进行试验,且试5个透明件,每个透明件仅作一次,以均不损坏为合格。本标准取消了此规定。
31.非金属外壳和外壳的非金属部件的试验
原标准只对塑料外壳进行热稳定性试验,而本标准除对塑料外壳进行耐热、耐寒试验(即热稳定性试验)外,还须进行机械试验,光老化试验、耐化学试剂试验、表面电阻试验和有关防爆试验、耐燃烧性能试验等。
Ⅰ类电气设备须试6只样品,Ⅱ类电气设备试2只样品。根据设备情况也可以减少样品。
表面电阻的测量电极由原标准Φ(50±0.1)mm圆环改为相距(10±0.5)mm长(100±1)mm宽(1±0.2)mm的两条平行直线段。
32.爆炸性混合物中的试验与原标准相同
原标准的“电缆和导线引入装置夹紧试验”、“湿热试验”、“橡胶材料老化试验”等本标准从正文中取消,这些要求移入了相应的附录中。
33.例行检查和试验
本标准规定了例行检查和试验及制造厂责任。
制造厂必须进行检查和试验以保证生产的电气设备符合技术资料和标准的规定。
制造厂责任
制造厂应对其生产的产品符合技术资料及标准的规定负责
电气设备改造和修理后检查试验
在电气设备上进行修改,涉及到设备的防爆类型和温度时,应由检验单位重新进行检验。原标准未明确规定这些责任。
34.标志
电气设备主体明显处应设置标志。标志必须考虑到可能存在的化学腐蚀下,仍清晰和耐久。对如有“清晰、耐久”,在注1、2中举例进行了说明:如凸凹纹,用青铜、黄钢、不锈钢等,也可用其他方法,以设备通过各项试验后仍清晰、不脱落为合格。标志材料的厚度未做限制,标志应标出Ex、防爆型式、类别、温度组别。
本标准对防爆合格证的编号方法也进行了规定。
35.附录A 检验程序(标准的附录) 
IEC标准无此规定,其送检要求另有条例。根据我国情况,原标准的送检程序各制造厂已熟悉,现参照国外惯例要求进行必要的修改,使其既适合我国国情又符合国外一般惯例。
修改的内容如下:
(1) 送检的技术文件中,产品图纸只要求送与防爆性能有关的图纸。与防爆性能无关的图纸可不送检,以便更好地保护制造厂的技术秘密。
(2) 原标准“必要的计算资料和说明”修改为“为确保电气设备安全性必要的其他资料”。
(3) 送检样机时还要提供“有关的工厂产品质量保证文件资料”,如是否通过GB/T19000〖CD1〗92质量体系认证。不能提供有关资料的,须进行工厂条件审查,以保证产品质量。
检验部门在防爆合格证有效期内应至少对获证产品进行一次复查,包括对产品质量保证文件的核查。
36.附录B(提示的附录) 
在等同IEC标准的基础上,表B中增加相应气体的温度组别,以便于设计、制造和检验。与原标准相比增加了相应气体的分级方法。
37.附录C Ⅰ类电气设备防潮要求(标准的附录)
根据我国煤矿井下潮湿的情况,Ⅰ类电气设备防潮要求专门进行了规定。不同于IEC那样由用户和制造厂协商解决。原标准此要求在正文中。
38.附录D Ex电缆引入装置(标准的附录)
由于电缆引入装置的特殊性,国际标准将Ex电缆引入装置做为专门术语进行了定义,并专门进行了规定,集中放入附录中,将其视为一个单独设备进行试验并取证,与电气设备一起安装使用。
Ex电缆引入装置可以是单独设备,从设备外壳上拆下,也可与设备外壳铸

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