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The meaning of the term "explosion proof" is explained, focusing on the concept and hazardous location industries which employ explosion proof devices to protect their employees who work in potentially dangerous environments.
Class I, II and III divisions for hazardous locations are also covered in this video article.
Explosion proof classifications may come with various Groups, which dictate specific types of combustible materials, e.g. hydrogen and propane (Class I), as well as magnesium and flour (Class II).
Explosion proof units are typically found in oil refineries, food/chemical processing facilities, offshore rigs, shipyards, extraction rooms, agricultural sites, textile buildings, confined spaces, battery storage facilities and more.
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