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INTRINSIC SAFETY / ATEX / EX At some workplaces explosive gases, vapors or dust/fibers may be present in the atmosphere (collectively refereed to as Explosive Atmospheres). Typical examples would be in the oil and gas industry, mines, chemical and pharmaceutical industry, mills, etc. Combustion is a high-temperature exothermic redox chemical
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