Introduction

The whole subject of categorizing Hazardous places is covered in the online training course, Hazardous Area classification. Area categorization diagrams from an actual industrial site are an example of a practical illustration. The regions of a facility or plant known as hazardous areas are those where there is a possibility of fire or explosion because to explosive and/or flammable mixes of vapours, gases, and dusts. Additionally, called categorised locations, these places.

To avoid fires and explosions, we must use equipment in these regions with extra caution. In addition to the more obvious locations like oil and gas production platforms, refineries, chemical plants, and power plants, hazardous areas can also be found in places with a lot of dust and fibres, like grain processing facilities, sugar refineries, that handle metal dust and fibres. This course will cover every step of identifying a location's hazardous area classification, from area classification to material and temperature classification—both of which are crucial for understanding what sorts of equipment may be utilised in these locations.

Learning Outcomes

·        Unsafe electrical equipment causes fire and explosion threats.

·        Hazardous site codes and standards.

·        Locations with flammable dust, clouds, and gases/vapours.

Target Audience

Electrical workers, technicians, engineers, and senior engineers who classify explosive atmospheres and design electrical systems and installations in hazardous regions.

Benefits