DS DS/EN 50223 Automatic electrostatic application equipment for flammable flock material

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Title
Automatic electrostatic application equipment for flammable flock material

Automatisk elektrostatisk påføringsudstyr for brændbart fibermateriale

Dansk Standard

Publication Date:
May 14, 2001

Scope:

This European Standard specifies requirements for automatic electrostatic flock application equipment which is used for applying flammable flock which may form explosive atmospheres in the flock application area. In this connection a distinction is made between flock application devices which due to their type of construction comply with requirements as laid down in EN 50050:1986 as applicable, and those for which other discharge energies and/or current limits are stipultated. It also specifies the constructional requirements for the safe operational conditions of the electrical installations including ventilation requirements. Additional requirements as to the construction of the flock application cabins and booths, etc. are dealt with in other standards, currently in preparation in CEN/TC 271.

Keywords:

FLOCK

EXPLOSIVE ATMOSPHERES

ELECTROSTATIC DEVICES

SAFETY

ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT

FLAMMABLE MATERIALS

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