Shenhai Explosion-Proof
Definition:
Ua hamanihia te mau mori hinu no te mau vahi atâta i reira te mau mǎhu e te repo puehu e vai ai. E arai ratou i te mau fifi e nehenehe e tupu mai i roto ia ratou, Te mau mana'o tauturu no te, e te mau anuvera teitei no roto mai i te mau mǎhu e te repo puehu e haaati ra ia tatou, Te faaîraa i te mau titauraa no te faaoraraa.
Parau tumu:
Te ture no te parururaa i te auahi, ia au i te ture no Europa EN13463-1:2002 “Non-electrical equipment for potentially explosive atmospheres – Tuhaa 1: Basic methods and requirements,” is a type of explosion-proof design that allows internal explosions while preventing the spread of flames. This is one of the most commonly used explosion-proof methods. Due to the metal material generally used in the construction of these lights, they offer good heat dissipation, high shell strength, e te vai-ti'amâ-raa, making them popular among users. Many components of te parururaa rahi a'e Te mau mori purapura, such as lamp holders and interlock switches, also adopt a flameproof structure. Electrical equipment with a flameproof enclosure is known as flameproof electrical equipment. If an Te mau mana'o tauturu no te gas mixture enters the flameproof enclosure and ignites, the flameproof enclosure can withstand the explosion pressure of the internal explosive gas mixture and prevent the explosion from spreading to the explosive mixture around the enclosure.
This is based on the principle of gap explosion-proofing, where the metallic gap prevents the spread of explosion flames and cools the anuvera of the explosion products, extinguishing the flames and suppressing the expansion of the explosion. This design principle is widely used in various industrial sites that produce combustible materials, such as approximately two-thirds of coal mines and i ni'a a'e 80% of chemical industry production workshops where explosive materials are present. The extensive use of electrical instruments, sparks from friction, mechanical wear, Te mau mana'o tauturu no te haapiiraa, and high temperatures are unavoidable, ia ino iho â râ te mau tauihaa e te mau faanahoraa uira. With Te mau mana'o tauturu no te omnipresent in the air, many industrial sites meet the conditions for an explosion. When the concentration of explosive substances mixes with oxygen within the explosive limit, an explosion can occur if there is a source of ignition. No reira, adopting explosion-proof measures is crucial.
With the strict enforcement of safety regulations by the government, I believe that doing business ethically and not compromising the safety of clients or their enterprises for short-term gains is vital. If someone is purchasing explosion-proof lights, it signifies the presence of hazards in their facilities and their trust in you as a supplier. I urge all suppliers to read this article and understand the importance of not risking the trust of users for immediate profits. The popularity of our LED explosion-proof lights among users is not due to low prices but because of their effective performance and stable quality.