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ATEXPotentially explosive dust

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Source of ignition

Oxygen

ContainmentMix

Combustible material

Explosion

ATEX

The term “ATEX” derives from the French “ATmosphères EXplosibles” and refers to atmospheres that are potentially explosive. EU Directive 1999/92/EC covers the health and safety of workers in such environments. All equipment marketed in the EU for use in explosive atmospheres with “inherent ignition sources” must fulfil the requirements of Directive 2014/34/EU.

Dust explosions occur when combustible dust is mixed with air or oxygen and is ignited. For this to happen, the dust must occur in correct concentrations. Almost all flammable substances that arise as a result of, or that are used during industrial manufacturing, are combustible and can cause explosions under certain conditions. Examples of such substances include coal, flour, cereals, wood, cotton and certain plastics. Aluminium and magnesium dusts are also particularly liable to explode.

Hazardous dust deposits can be avoided through regular cleaning of any premises used for work or operations. Using a stationary central extraction system from Dustcontrol, you can extract dust, fumes, chips, oil spillages and other harmful substances, right at their source. The result is efficient production where the risk of a dust explosion is reduced to a minimum.

Our mobile ATEX-line features light, flexible equipment suitable for general cleaning in locations where highly portable or movable units are required.

Conditions necessary for a dust explosion to occur

When the right combination of combustible dust and air exists, and there is an ignition source present, explosions are a fact. Regular cleaning reduces the build-up of dust and thus the risk of dust explosion.

Combustible material Oxygen

Containment

Ignition source

Mix

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Zone 20An area in which an explosive atmosphere in the form of a cloud of combustible dust in air is present continuously, or for long periods or frequently.

Zone 21An area in which an explosive atmosphere in the form of a cloud of combustible dust in air is likely to occur in normal operation occasionally.

Zone 22An area in which an explosive atmosphere in the form of a cloud of combustible dust in air is not likely to occur in normal operation but, if it does occur, will persist for a short period only.

Risk assessment

All employers with workplaces where employees may be at risk from explosive atmospheres must have established a so-called explosion protection document in accordance with the mandatory regulations. This should include risk analyses, classification plans, an inventory of flammable liquids, gases and dust, as well as procedures for the safe handling of explosive atmospheres.

Depending on the frequency and duration of an explosive atmosphere, the risk area is divided into zones.

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Avgränsat område: risk för skada

Svets- och stålförberedelseverkstad

Träbearbetningsverkstad

Riskområdezon 22

AS2AS1

1 2

34 5

7

6

Welding and steel preparation workshop

Risk area, Zone 22

Example of an ATEX installation

Zoned area: risk of injury

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Avgränsat område: risk för skada

Svets- och stålförberedelseverkstad

Träbearbetningsverkstad

Riskområdezon 22

AS2AS1

1 2

34 5

7

6

Woodworking workshop

1. S 21000 filter unit reinforced to 0.6 bar with a FIKE DN400 explosion vent panel. 2. TRP 47, Turbopump.3. Electrical cabinet.4. Tubing system connected to wood processing machinery. 5. DC 2800 EX. 6. DCF 3500 Pre-Separator.7. Welding fumes system.

Example of an ATEX installation

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Inlet mm Ø 108

Outlet mm Ø 108

Max Q 1000 m3/hour

Antistatic filter 8.4 m²

Vent Ø 400

Q-pipe optional

Kst <= 200 bar/m/s

Compressed air 4 L/s, 4 bar

Connection, hose 6/8 mm

Electrical connection 24 V DC, 12 W

Container 35 L

Filter cleaning using reverse pulse

Volume of air on contaminated side 160 L

Technical data

Stationary modules

DesignThe ATEX directive and harmonised standards provide excellent guidance on the chain of documentation, calculations, design, user instructions, validations and certificates that ensure protection against dust explosions. This protection is provided in two stages: firstly, the prevention of sources of ignition, and secondly an explosion panel that releases the combustion pressure if ignition should occur anyway.

Vacuum accessoriesBy earthing and equalising the potential of all elements of the system, and by only using ESD-certified vacuum accessories, the charging and discharging of static electricity is avoided, thus eliminating one potential source of ignition.

Filter unitsOur filter units for ATEX are earthed and the filters are treated to conduct charges. They have pres-sure relief flaps that release any combustible gases without the pressure in the filter unit reaching haz-ardous levels. The filter unit is reinforced with draw-bars and heavy-duty fittings to withstand the design

pressure. In the event of ignition, the flap will open and a puff of flame and smoke will be ejected. This is why a protection zone should be set out around the flap in accordance with the specifica-tions for the case in question.

S 11000 / S 21000 / S 34000 EX represent the new generation of vacuum dust collectors for dust that is potentially combustible. The units comply with the requirements set out in the ATEX directive.

S 11000 / S 21000 / S 34000 EX have been developed to meet various extraction requirements and to meet the challenges and rapid changes presented to modern industry. The systems are all marked with the EX symbol and are category 3D equipment according to Directive 2014/34/EU. This means that models with the EX symbol may be positioned in areas classified as zone 22 according to Directive 1999/92/EC.

Since 1 July 2006, all new and existing installa-tions must fully comply with the ATEX directive.

S 11000 EX

Part No110301

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Inlet mm Ø optional

Outlet mm Ø 250

Max Q 1500 m3/hour

Antistatic filter 12 m²

Vent Ø 400

Q-pipe optional

Kst <= 200 bar/m/s

Compressed air 4 L/s, 4 bar

Connection, hose 6/8 mm

Electrical connection 24 V DC, 12 W

Container 60 L

Filter cleaning using reverse pulse

Volume of air on contaminated side 270 L

Technical data

Inlet mm Ø optional

Outlet mm Ø 250

Max Q 4000 m3/hour

Antistatic filter 34 m²

Vent Ø 400

Q-pipe optional

Kst <= 200 bar/m/s

Compressed air 4 L/s, 4 bar

Connection, hose 6/8 mm

Electrical connection 24 V DC, 12 W

Container 60 L

Filter cleaning using reverse pulse

Volume of air on contaminated side 1120 L

Technical data

S 34000 EX

S 21000 EX

Part No 105901

Part No. 119201

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IP54IP54

Mobile Dust Separators

DC 1800 H EX

DC 2800 H EX IP54

The EX-line range is specially designed for industries where there is a risk of explosion and where there are also high demands for clean production, such as the timber, food and electronics industries. The machines comply with the requirements in the ATEX Zone 22 directive 1999/92 ATEX 137. Cleaning accessories from Dustcontrol are also available to ensure compliance with these regulations. Zone 22 is an area where an explosive environment, created by

combustible airborne substances, does not occur during normal operation or only occurs for short periods of time.

These machines are equipped with steel containers, earthed parts and antistatic accessories. The machines for non-conductive material comply with the IP54 standard. For conductive material, the IP65 standard is required. The machines are virtually maintenance free and can extract dust in a vast range of applications such as source extraction when using power tools for grinding, cutting and drilling, as well as general cleaning.

Part No DC 1800 H EX114000 230 V, 50/60 Hz, EU

DC 1800 H EX

Supplied with (part no.)

Suction hose ATEX, Ø 38, 5 m (2027)Floor nozzle (7235e) Suction pipe Ø 38 (7257) Fine filter, polyester (42028)HEPA H13 filter (42027)

Weight 18 kgFlow at open inlet, 230 V 185 m3/hNeg. pressure max, 230 V 25 kPaPower consumption 230 V 1300 WSound level 70 dB(A)Container, DC 1800 15 L

Container, DC 2800 40 L

Technical data

The DC 1800 H EX and 2800 H EX are suitable for source extraction and general cleaning. The dust extractors are small and lightweight, making them perfect for those who need a highly portable extractor that is still powerful enough for source extraction. Thanks to their low weight, it is easy to place them where they are needed. The dust extrac-tors are equipped with steel containers and a plastic bag can be used to line the container. They are equipped with a brushless motor (for spark-free opera-tion) and are certified to IP54 standard (non-conductive dust). The DC 2800 H EX has a slightly longer cyclone com-pared with the DC 1800 H EX, which boosts its suction power. It also has a larger container.

DC 2800 H EX

EX-line

Part No DC 2800 H EX114100 230 V, 50/60 Hz, EU

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IP54IP65

IP54IP65DC 5800 H

Turbo EX

DC 3800 H

Turbo EX IP54

IP54

The DC 5800 Turbo EX is used for large hand-held power tools and intensive cleaning. These units feature a robustand powerful design for maximum reliability coupled with a direct-drive turbopump for continuous operation. The DC 5800 Turbo EX is certified toIP65 standard (conductive dust).

Suction hose ATEX, Ø 50, 7.5 m (2028)Floor nozzle (7238e)Suction pipe Ø 50 (7265)Fine filter, antistatic (429206)HEPA H13 filter (42869)

Supplied with (part no.)

Part No DC 5800H Turbo EX119312 4 kW 400 V/50 Hz

The DC 3800c Turbo EX is a medium-sized dust extractor with a high cyclone and a three-phase turbo motor. Thanks to the high cyclone, the large filters and the powerful motor package, it can handle large volumes ofparticles. Since it is equipped with a powerful three-phase turbo motor, it is suitable for use with long hoses (up to 20 m) andheavy-duty cleaning (38 mm accessories). It is certified to IP65 standard (conductive dust).

Supplied with (part no.)

Part No DC 3800H Turbo EX13756A0GD0 400 V/50 Hz, Conductive dust/Non-conductive, IP65

Suction hose ATEX 7.4 m Ø 38, 2 m (2027), Ø 50, 5.4 m (2028) Floor nozzle (7236e) Suction pipe Ø 50 (7257) Fine filter, antistatic (4202501) HEPA H13 filter, polyester (42024) Cable length 7 m Connects using a 5-pin CEE plug 16 A IP67

Technical data

Weight 70 kgFlow at open inlet 260 m3/hNegative pressure, max 28 kPaPower consumption 2.2 kW/4 hpSound level <70 dB(A)Container 40 L

Weight approx. 170 kgFlow at open inlet 470 m3/hNegative pressure, max 28 kPaPower consumption 4 kW/10 hpSound level 75 dB(A)

Technical data

Container 40 L

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Dustcontrol ABBox 3088, Kumla Gårdsväg 14SE 145 03 Norsborg, SwedenTel: +46 8 531 940 00

[email protected]

Dustcontrol has been operating in the field of environmental equipment for more than 40 years, and has extensive experience in equipment and systems for potentially explosive dust.

Keeping the work environment clean and safe minimises the risk of dust explosion, maximises your production uptime, increases product quality and gives significant cost savings.

We work closely with our customers, which means that we are always up to date regarding the requirements, regulations and working conditions in different types of workplace. We supply products that meet these ever-changing needs. But it is not only products that we provide. We also provide the answers to questions such as:

How can you capture and extract different kinds of particles and pollutants in the best possible way for your business? How do you deal with waste that can be recycled or reused?

With Dustcontrol as your business partner, you will get the answers to these and any other questions that you may have. Whatever the conditions, we develop a source extraction solution that is right for you and your business.

You can find more information at www.dustcontrol.com

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