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Corrosion Protection & Safety Assurance – Understanding Hazardous Location Conduit Systems for Safety and Performance

Corrosion Protection & Safety Assurance – Understanding Hazardous Location Conduit Systems for Safety and Performance
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This paper will discuss the relationship between corrosion and hazardous locations and how to achieve the overall best performance and safety of your conduit system. What makes an area corrosive often makes it hazardous, in fact the elements that are necessary for either corrosion or an explosion are very similar.

Product Number: 51219-184-SG
Author: Stephanie Ellis, Steve Voelzke
Publication Date: 2019
Industry: Coatings
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This paper will discuss the relationship between corrosion and hazardous locations and how to achieve the overall best performance and safety of your conduit system. What makes an area corrosive often makes it hazardous, in fact the elements that are necessary for either corrosion or an explosion are very similar. Structural properties, surface and thread integrity are just a few areas of critical importance for hazardous location systems to do their job, so corrosion itself can compromise the integrity of the system put in place to mitigate the risk of explosion. These issues must be considered in the design and installation phase in order to have a system that performs the way it was intended for the long term.

This paper will discuss the relationship between corrosion and hazardous locations and how to achieve the overall best performance and safety of your conduit system. What makes an area corrosive often makes it hazardous, in fact the elements that are necessary for either corrosion or an explosion are very similar. Structural properties, surface and thread integrity are just a few areas of critical importance for hazardous location systems to do their job, so corrosion itself can compromise the integrity of the system put in place to mitigate the risk of explosion. These issues must be considered in the design and installation phase in order to have a system that performs the way it was intended for the long term.

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