Schischek Explosionproof.: Protection of Life. Health. Assets
Schischek Explosionproof.: Protection of Life. Health. Assets
Schischek Explosionproof.: Protection of Life. Health. Assets
Schischek Explosionproof.
Protection of Life. Health. Assets.
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Which components
have to be explosion proof ?
In the diagram below, a typical air-handling system an explosive atmosphere may build up. Furthermore,
shows which equipment is allowed in the Ex area and you should have the responsible authority classify the
which should only be placed in the safe area. The dia- relevant Ex zone and in combination with type and con-
gram does not claim to be complete. dition of the explosive medium, you should be able to
If in doubt, please do not hesitate to consult us at Schis- select suitable explosion proof equipment.
chek. We will advise you in any case. A brief discussion With Schischek products this is simple because all
in the early stages of planning can avoid substantial equipment is certified according to the highest safety
costs in remedial work later and gives you the peace of standards – according to ATEX, of course !
mind that you have a safely installed operating system.
You should be aware of the areas of installation where
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Quarter turn actuators for air/fire dampers Valve actuators w. spring return for humidifying Valve actuators for heating, cooling Temperature and humidity sensors
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Dust Zone 20
In… modules for use in safe area
Safe area Zone 22 Zone 21
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Measurement and control
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Pressure / differential pressure sensors Filter monitoring, fan belt protection Frost protection for air technology Thermostats, humidistats
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Table of contents
Installation areas in zone
gas dust gas dust gas dust
Product series page 0 20 1 21 2 22 SA*
Ex quarter turn actuators 90°
Overview electrical actuators with 90° angle of rotation 05
ExMax size „S“ 5… 30 Nm with/without spring return 06
ExMax size „M“ 30… 150 Nm with/without spring return 07
RedMax size „S“ 5… 30 Nm with/without spring return 08
RedMax size „M“ 30… 150 Nm with/without spring return 09
InMax size „S“ 5… 30 Nm with/without spring return (not Ex) 10
InMax size „M“ 30… 150 Nm with/without spring return (not Ex) 11
Overview electrical actuators for valves 12
Ex linear valve actuators with spring return with 10/15/20/30/42 mm stroke (fixed)
LIN-.. + ExMax.. size „S“ , „M“ 500… 3.000 N with spring return 13
LIN-.. + RedMax.. size „S“ , „M“ 500… 3.000 N with spring return 13
LIN-.. + InMax.. size „S“ , „M“ 500… 3.000 N with spring return (not Ex) 13
Ex valve actuators with 5...60 mm stroke
ExRun size „S“ 500… 10.000 N without spring return 14-15
RedRun size „S“ 500… 10.000 N without spring return 14-15
InRun size „S“ 500… 10.000 N without spring return (not Ex) 14-15
Ex long stroke linear motion actuators with 100...300 mm stroke
ExPlus size „S“ 300… 3.000 N without spring return 16-17
RedPlus size „S“ 300… 3.000 N without spring return 16-17
InPlus size „S“ 300… 3.000 N without spring return (not Ex) 16-17
Ex sensors, modulating (for temperature, humidity, pressure/differential pressure)
Overview modulating sensors 18
ExCos-P differential pressure, VAV sensors ± 100… 7.500 Pa 19
RedCos-P differential pressure, VAV sensors ± 100… 7.500 Pa 19
InCos-P differential pressure, VAV sensors ± 100… 7.500 Pa (not Ex) 19
ExCos-D temperature and humidity transducer for ExPro-C… sensors 20
RedCos-D temperature and humidity transducer for ExPro-C… sensors 20
InCos-D temperature and humidity transducer for InPro-C… sensors (not Ex) 20
ExPro-C… temperature and humidity sensor probes for operation in HVAC systems 21
InPro-C… temperature and humidity sensor probes for operation in HVAC systems (not Ex) 21
ExCos-A transducer for passive, potential free, modulating ExSens sensors 22
RedCos-A transducer for passive, potential free, modulating ExSens sensors 22
InCos-A transducer for passive, potential free, modulating sensors (not Ex) 22
ExLine transducer for passive, potential free, modulating ExSens sensors 23
ExSens modulating, passive temperature- /humidity- /pressure sensors 23 () () ()
Ex binary sensors (thermostats, hygrostats, pressostats, fan belt protection, frost protection)
Overview binary sensor technology 24
ExBin-P pressure / differential pressure 0… 5.000 Pa 25
RedBin-P pressure / differential pressure 0… 5.000 Pa 25
InBin-P pressure / differential pressure 0… 5.000 Pa (not Ex) 25
ExBin-FR frost protection thermostat -5… +15 °C 26
RedBin-FR frost protection thermostat -5… +15 °C 26
InBin-FR frost protection thermostat -5… +15 °C (not Ex) 26
ExBin-N drive belt monitoring 0… 10.000 U/min 27
RedBin-N drive belt monitoring 0… 10.000 U/min 27
InBin-N drive belt monitoring 0… 10.000 U/min (not Ex) 27
ExBin-D temperature and humidity thermostat for ExPro-B… probe sensors 28
RedBin-D temperature and humidity thermostat for ExPro-B… probe sensors 28
InBin-D temperature and humidity thermostat for InPro-B… probe sensors (not Ex) 28
ExPro-B… digital thermostat / hygrostat sensor probes for operation in HVAC systems 29
InPro-B… digital thermostat / hygrostat sensor probes for operation in HVAC systems (not Ex) 29
ExBin-A modules for adaptation of 1-5 passive, potential free, binary ExSens sensors 30
RedBin-A modules for adaptation of 1-5 passive, potential free, binary ExSens sensors 30
InBin-A modules for adaptation of 1-5 passive, potential free, binary sensors (not Ex) 30
ExLine switching module for passive, potential free, binary ExSens sensors 31
ExSens binary, passive temperature- /humidity- /pressure sensors 31 () () ()
Ex door holder magnets
ExMag door holder magnets with 650, 1.300, 2.000 N force 32
Ex components
ExComp different Ex-components, e.g. switches, buttons, … 32
Additional informations
Notices
General terms and conditions 33
Explosion Proof according to ATEX 94/9/EC 35
Selection table Ex-nomenclature 36
Explosion proof basics 37-38
Applications 39
SIL „Safety Integrity Level“ 40-41
Certifications 42-43
*SA = Safe area
() = on request
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normal wiring
Actuators for smoke- and fire-dampers ExMax.., RedMax.., InMax.. ¼ turn actuators
normal wiring
normal wiring
normal wiring
Actuators for butterfly valves and other ¼ turn valves ExMax.., RedMax.., InMax.. ¼ turn actuators
normal wiring
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ExMax 90° Ex quarter turn actuators size „S“ for zone 1, 2, 21, 22
Explosion proof Features of ExMax - ... size „S“
ExMax-… Size „S“ Description Basics for all ExMax-.. size „S“
Explosion proof ExMax are, in acc. with type, for automation of air •• 24…240 VAC/DC self adaptable power supply
zone 1, 2, 21, 22 dampers, fire and smoke dampers, volume control, as •• Up to 5 different running times adjustable on site
gas + dust well as for ball valves, throttle valves and other quarter •• 95°angle of rotation (5° for pretention)
PTB-certified turn armatures. •• 100% overload protected
II 2(1) G Ex d [ia] IIC T6 •• Aluminium housing IP66, cable ~ 1 m
II 2(1) D Ex tD [iaD] A21 IP66 T80 °C Delivery: •• -40...+40°C / +50°C, integrated heater
ATEX 94/9/EC 1 actuator, ~ 1 m cable, allen key for manual override, •• Emergency manual override
IECEx 4 screws. •• Squared shaft connection 12 × 12 mm
•• Dimensions (H × W × D) 210 × 95 × 80 mm
Ex-d quarter turn actuators with 1 sec. spring return for Offshore application, 24 to 240 VAC/DC
Type Torque Running time 90° Spring return Control mode Feedback Features Size
ExMax- 8-F1 8 Nm 3/15/30/60/120 sec. ≤ 1 sec. On-off - - S
ExMax-15-F1 15 Nm 3/15/30/60/120 sec. ≤ 1 sec. On-off - - S
ExMax- 8-SF1 8 Nm 3/15/30/60/120 sec. ≤ 1 sec. On-off - 2 × EPU ( = 2 aux. switches @ 5° and 85°) S
ExMax-15-SF1 15 Nm 3/15/30/60/120 sec. ≤ 1 sec. On-off - 2 × EPU ( = 2 aux. switches @ 5° and 85°) S
ExMax- 8-BF1 8 Nm 3/15/30/60/120 sec. ≤ 1 sec. On-off - ExPro-TT-.. connector + 2 × EPU S
ExMax-15-BF1 15 Nm 3/15/30/60/120 sec. ≤ 1 sec. On-off - ExPro-TT-.. connector + 2 × EPU S
ExMax-8-..F1 with 8 Nm available from III. quarter 2011
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ExMax 90° Ex quarter turn actuators size „M“ for zone 1, 2, 21, 22
Explosion proof Features of ExMax - ... size „M“
ExMax-… Size „M“ Description Basics for all ExMax-.. size „M“
Explosion proof ExMax are, in acc. with type, for automation of air •• 24…240 VAC/DC self adaptable power supply
zone 1, 2, 21, 22 dampers, fire and smoke dampers, volume control, as •• Up to 5 different running times adjustable on site
gas + dust well as for ball valves, throttle valves and other quarter •• 95°angle of rotation (5° for pretention)
PTB-certified turn armatures. •• 100% overload protected
II 2(1) G Ex d [ia] IIC T6 •• Aluminium housing IP66, cable ~ 1 m
II 2(1) D Ex tD [iaD] A21 IP66 T80 °C Delivery: •• -40...+40°C / +50°C, integrated heater
ATEX 94/9/EC 1 actuator, ~ 1 m cable, allen key for manual override, •• Emergency manual override
IECEx 4 screws. •• Squared shaft connection 16 × 16 mm
•• Dimensions (H × W × D) 287 × 149 × 116 mm
Ex-d quarter turn actuators with 3 sec. spring return for Offshore application, 24 to 240 VAC/DC
Type Torque Running time 90° Spring return Control mode Feedback Features Size
ExMax-30-F3 30 Nm 40/60/90/120/150 sec. ≤ 3 sec. On-off - - M
ExMax-50-F3 50 Nm 40/60/90/120/150 sec. ≤ 3 sec. On-off - - M
ExMax-30-SF3 30 Nm 40/60/90/120/150 sec. ≤ 3 sec. On-off - 2 × EPU ( = 2 aux. switches @ 5° at 85°) M
ExMax-50-SF3 50 Nm 40/60/90/120/150 sec. ≤ 3 sec. On-off - 2 × EPU ( = 2 aux. switches @ 5° at 85°) M
ExMax-30-BF3 30 Nm 40/60/90/120/150 sec. ≤ 3 sec. On-off - ExPro-TT-.. connector + 2 × EPU M
ExMax-50-BF3 50 Nm 40/60/90/120/150 sec. ≤ 3 sec. On-off - ExPro-TT-.. connector + 2 × EPU M
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Ex-n quarter turn actuators with 1 sec. spring return for Offshore application, 24 to 240 VAC/DC
Type Torque Running time 90° Spring return Control mode Feedback Features Size
RedMax- 8-F1 8 Nm 3/15/30/60/120 sec. ≤ 1 sec. On-off - - S
RedMax-15-F1 15 Nm 3/15/30/60/120 sec. ≤ 1 sec. On-off - - S
RedMax- 8-SF1 8 Nm 3/15/30/60/120 sec. ≤ 1 sec. On-off - 2 × EPU ( = 2 aux. switches @ 5° and 85°) S
RedMax-15-SF1 15 Nm 3/15/30/60/120 sec. ≤ 1 sec. On-off - 2 × EPU ( = 2 aux. switches @ 5° and 85°) S
RedMax- 8-BF1 8 Nm 3/15/30/60/120 sec. ≤ 1 sec. On-off - ExPro-TT-.. connector + 2 × EPU S
RedMax-15-BF1 15 Nm 3/15/30/60/120 sec. ≤ 1 sec. On-off - ExPro-TT-.. connector + 2 × EPU S
RedMax-8-..F1 with 8 Nm available from III. quarter 2011
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Ex-n quarter turn actuators with 3 sec. spring return for Offshore application, 24 to 240 VAC/DC
Type Torque Running time 90° Spring return Control mode Feedback Features Size
RedMax-30-F3 30 Nm 40/60/90/120/150 sec. ≤ 3 sec. On-off - - M
RedMax-50-F3 50 Nm 40/60/90/120/150 sec. ≤ 3 sec. On-off - - M
RedMax-30-SF3 30 Nm 40/60/90/120/150 sec. ≤ 3 sec. On-off - 2 × EPU ( = 2 aux. switches @ 5° and 85°) M
RedMax-50-SF3 50 Nm 40/60/90/120/150 sec. ≤ 3 sec. On-off - 2 × EPU ( = 2 aux. switches @ 5° and 85°) M
RedMax-30-BF3 30 Nm 40/60/90/120/150 sec. ≤ 3 sec. On-off - ExPro-TT-.. connector + 2 × EPU M
RedMax-50-BF3 50 Nm 40/60/90/120/150 sec. ≤ 3 sec. On-off - ExPro-TT-.. connector + 2 × EPU M
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Quarter turn actuators with 1 sec. spring return for Offshore application, 24 to 240 VAC/DC
Type Torque Running time 90° Spring return Control mode Feedback Features Size
InMax- 8-F1 8 Nm 3/15/30/60/120 sec. ≤ 1 sec. On-off - - S
InMax-15-F1 15 Nm 3/15/30/60/120 sec. ≤ 1 sec. On-off - - S
InMax- 8-SF1 8 Nm 3/15/30/60/120 sec. ≤ 1 sec. On-off - 2 × EPU ( = 2 aux. switches @ 5° and 85°) S
InMax-15-SF1 15 Nm 3/15/30/60/120 sec. ≤ 1 sec. On-off - 2 × EPU ( = 2 aux. switches @ 5° and 85°) S
InMax- 8-BF1 8 Nm 3/15/30/60/120 sec. ≤ 1 sec. On-off - InPro-TT-.. connector + 2 × EPU S
InMax-15-BF1 15 Nm 3/15/30/60/120 sec. ≤ 1 sec. On-off - InPro-TT-.. connector + 2 × EPU S
InMax-8-..F1 with 8 Nm available from III. quarter 2011
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Quarter turn actuators with 3 sec. spring return for Offshore application, 24 to 240 VAC/DC
Type Torque Running time 90° Spring return Control mode Feedback Features Size
InMax-30-F3 30 Nm 40/60/90/120/150 sec. ≤ 3 sec. On-off - - M
InMax-50-F3 50 Nm 40/60/90/120/150 sec. ≤ 3 sec. On-off - - M
InMax-30-SF3 30 Nm 40/60/90/120/150 sec. ≤ 3 sec. On-off - 2 × EPU ( = 2 aux. switches @ 5° and 85°) M
InMax-50-SF3 50 Nm 40/60/90/120/150 sec. ≤ 3 sec. On-off - 2 × EPU ( = 2 aux. switches @ 5° and 85°) M
InMax-30-BF3 30 Nm 40/60/90/120/150 sec. ≤ 3 sec. On-off - InPro-TT-.. connector + 2 × EPU M
InMax-50-BF3 50 Nm 40/60/90/120/150 sec. ≤ 3 sec. On-off - InPro-TT-.. connector + 2 × EPU M
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Actuators with spring return for 2-way and 3-way valves ExMax.., RedMax.., InMax.. + LIN linear guide unit
normal wiring
Actuators for 2-way and 3-way valves ExRun.., RedRun.., InRun.. valve actuators
normal wiring
normal wiring
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LIN-.. + ..Max-.. Linear valve actuators size „S“ and „M“ with spring return 1
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I. quart
Explosion proof Industrial Features Lin-.. + ..Max-.. (size „S“ and „M“) from II
LIN-.. + ExMax-..* LIN-.. + RedMax-..* LIN-.. + InMax-..* Description Basics for LIN-.. + ..Max-.. linear unit
Explosion proof Explosion proof InMax actuators are LIN-.. + ..Max-.. linear valve actuators with •• 24…240 VAC/DC self adaptable power
zone 1, 2, 21, 22 zone 2, 22 NOT Explosion proof and spring return for automation of globe- or supply
gas + dust gas + dust only for 3-way valves. •• Running time 0,1…15 sec./mm ¹
PTB-certified use in safe area Use as actuator with safety function, On-off •• Stroke 10, 15, 20, 30, 42 mm ¹
PTB-certified
II 3(1) G Ex nC [ia] IIC T6 IP66 or 3-pos. actuator or modulating actuator. •• Force 500…3.000 N ¹
II 2(1) G Ex d [ia] IIC T6
II 3 G Ex nC II T6 •• Spring return 1/3/10 sec. (size S)
II 2(1) D Ex tD [iaD] A21 IP66 T80 °C II 3 D Ex tD A22 IP66 T80 °C Delivery: Linear unit, suitable for all ..Max-
ATEX 94/9/EC ..-F.. actuators size „S“ or „M“. 3/20 sec. (size M) ¹
ATEX 94/9/EC
IECEx
•• Control mode On-off, 3-pos., 0-10 VDC,
IECEx Neccessary accessories: 4-20 mA ¹
* Explosion proof apply to * Explosion proof apply to * Protection apply to Valve adaptation in accordance with valve •• Aluminium housing, IP66 ²
ExMax-.. actuator RedMax-.. actuator InMax-.. actuator manufacturer, type and nominal size •• Connection over integrated terminal box ²
(diameter). •• Ambient temperature -20…+40 °C (T6),
Ordering example: -20…+50 °C (T5)
Modulating valve actuator with spring return •• Weight (incl. actuator) ~ 8 kg (size S),
in Ex area zone 2, for a globe valve with 20 ~ 14 kg (size M) ¹
mm stroke and a required force of 1.500 N. •• ExMax + LIN use in zone 1, 2, 21, 22
•• RedMax + LIN use in zone 2, 22
Actuator: RedMax-30-YF
•• InMax + LIN use in safe area
Linear adaptation: LIN-20
Valve adaptation: suitable for valve type on requ. ¹ in acc. with type | ² applies for actuator
Optional: Ex terminal box (RedBox-S/Y)
Optional: Mounting bracket (MKK-M)
Overview table with recommended actuator ..Max-..-F.. in acc. of force (N) and max. stroke (mm)
Type LIN LIN-10 LIN-15 LIN-20 LIN-30 LIN-42 Actuators
Force Stroke 10 mm 15 mm 20 mm 30 mm 42 mm
500 N ..Max-15-F.. ..Max-15-F.. ..Max-15-F.. ..Max-15-F.. ..Max-30-F..
800 N ..Max-15-F.. ..Max-15-F.. ..Max-15-F.. ..Max-30-F.. ..Max-30-F..
suitable actuators
1.000 N ..Max-15-F.. ..Max-15-F.. ..Max-30-F.. ..Max-30-F.. ..Max-50-F..
with spring return
1.500 N ..Max-15-F.. ..Max-30-F.. ..Max-30-F.. ..Max-50-F.. ..Max-50-F.. see page 6-11
2.000 N ..Max-30-F.. ..Max-30-F.. ..Max-50-F.. ..Max-50-F.. ..Max-50-F..
2.500 N ..Max-30-F.. ..Max-50-F.. ..Max-50-F.. ..Max-50-F.. –
3.000 N ..Max-30-F.. ..Max-50-F.. ..Max-50-F.. – –
By intermediate strokes the next bigger actuator is required !
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To select the right valve adaptation and get the right price information the ExRun-…
following data are required:
1. Valve manufacturer
RedRun-…
2. Valve type InRun-…
3. Valve nominal size (diameter) DN
For adaptations which are still designed by Schischek this data are
minimum requirements.
To design new adaptations we need additional details of the valve body
as well as drawings.
At purchase order you have to order both parts actuator + adaptation.
Adaptation
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90°
300 mm
90°
Torque at stroke
Force 100 mm 200 mm 300 mm
300 N 15 Nm 30 Nm 45 Nm
500 N 25 Nm 50 Nm 75 Nm
1.000 N 50 Nm 100 Nm 150 Nm
3.000 N 150 Nm 300 Nm 450 Nm
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InPlus... linear actuators, 24...240 VAC/DC, safe area (Industrial application, NON Ex)
Type Force Stroke Running time Control mode Feedback Features
InPlus- 3.5-100-X 300 N / 500 N 100 mm 0,5 / 1,0 / 2,0 sec/mm On-off, 3-pos - InSwitch not adaptable !
InPlus- 3.5-300-X 300 N / 500 N 300 mm 0,5 / 1,0 / 2,0 sec/mm On-off, 3-pos - InSwitch not adaptable !
InPlus-10.15-100-X 1.000 N / 1.500 N 100 mm 0,5 / 1,0 / 2,0 sec/mm On-off, 3-pos - InSwitch not adaptable !
InPlus-10.15-300-X 1.000 N / 1.500 N 300 mm 0,5 / 1,0 / 2,0 sec/mm On-off, 3-pos - InSwitch not adaptable !
InPlus- 30-100-X 3.000 N 100 mm 1,0 / 2,0 sec/mm On-off, 3-pos - InSwitch not adaptable !
InPlus- 30-300-X 3.000 N 300 mm 1,0 / 2,0 sec/mm On-off, 3-pos - InSwitch not adaptable !
InPlus- 3.5-100 300 N / 500 N 100 mm 0,5 / 1,0 / 2,0 sec/mm On-off, 3-pos - -
InPlus- 3.5-300 300 N / 500 N 300 mm 0,5 / 1,0 / 2,0 sec/mm On-off, 3-pos - -
InPlus-10.15-100 1.000 N / 1.500 N 100 mm 0,5 / 1,0 / 2,0 sec/mm On-off, 3-pos - -
InPlus-10.15-300 1.000 N / 1.500 N 300 mm 0,5 / 1,0 / 2,0 sec/mm On-off, 3-pos - -
InPlus- 30-100 3.000 N 100 mm 1,0 / 2,0 sec/mm On-off, 3-pos - -
InPlus- 30-300 3.000 N 300 mm 1,0 / 2,0 sec/mm On-off, 3-pos - -
InPlus- 3.5-100-Y 300 N / 500 N 100 mm 0,5 / 1,0 / 2,0 sec/mm 0…10 VDC, 4...20 mA 0…10 VDC, 4...20 mA -
InPlus- 3.5-300-Y 300 N / 500 N 300 mm 0,5 / 1,0 / 2,0 sec/mm 0…10 VDC, 4...20 mA 0…10 VDC, 4...20 mA -
InPlus-10.15-100-Y 1.000 N / 1.500 N 100 mm 0,5 / 1,0 / 2,0 sec/mm 0…10 VDC, 4...20 mA 0…10 VDC, 4...20 mA -
InPlus-10.15-300-Y 1.000 N / 1.500 N 300 mm 0,5 / 1,0 / 2,0 sec/mm 0…10 VDC, 4...20 mA 0…10 VDC, 4...20 mA -
InPlus- 30-100-Y 3.000 N 100 mm 1,0 / 2,0 sec/mm 0…10 VDC, 4...20 mA 0…10 VDC, 4...20 mA -
InPlus- 30-300-Y 3.000 N 300 mm 1,0 / 2,0 sec/mm 0…10 VDC, 4...20 mA 0…10 VDC, 4...20 mA -
InPlus- 3.5-100-U 300 N / 500 N 100 mm 0,5 / 1,0 / 2,0 sec/mm On-off, 3-pos 0…10 VDC, 4...20 mA -
InPlus- 3.5-300-U 300 N / 500 N 300 mm 0,5 / 1,0 / 2,0 sec/mm On-off, 3-pos 0…10 VDC, 4...20 mA -
InPlus-10.15-100-U 1.000 N / 1.500 N 100 mm 0,5 / 1,0 / 2,0 sec/mm On-off, 3-pos 0…10 VDC, 4...20 mA -
InPlus-10.15-300-U 1.000 N / 1.500 N 300 mm 0,5 / 1,0 / 2,0 sec/mm On-off, 3-pos 0…10 VDC, 4...20 mA -
InPlus- 30-100-U 3.000 N 100 mm 1,0 / 2,0 sec/mm On-off, 3-pos 0…10 VDC, 4...20 mA -
InPlus- 30-300-U 3.000 N 300 mm 1,0 / 2,0 sec/mm On-off, 3-pos 0…10 VDC, 4...20 mA -
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Δ P ExCos-P ΔP
Transducers with integrated differential-pressure
sensor for direct connection of the air-hoses.
IP66 aluminium housing with integrated terminal-
box. Measuring range parametrizable on site.
Outputs 0…10V VDC/4…20 mA. Integrated actual
value indication, illuminated.
normal wiring
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InCos-P... Differential pressure and volume control sensors for safe areas
Type Max. range Overload protected Measurement range, min. 20% of max. range Installation module
InCos-P100 ± 100 Pa up to 25.000 Pa ± Measurement range free adjustable, min. range 20 Pa safe area
InCos-P250 ± 250 Pa up to 25.000 Pa ± Measurement range free adjustable, min. range 50 Pa safe area
InCos-P500 ± 500 Pa up to 50.000 Pa ± Measurement range free adjustable, min. range 100 Pa safe area
InCos-P1250 ± 1.250 Pa up to 50.000 Pa ± Measurement range free adjustable, min. range 250 Pa safe area
InCos-P2500 ± 2.500 Pa up to 50.000 Pa ± Measurement range free adjustable, min. range 500 Pa safe area
InCos-P5000 ± 5.000 Pa up to 75.000 Pa ± Measurement range free adjustable, min. range 1.000 Pa safe area
InCos-P7500 ± 7.500 Pa up to 120.000 Pa ± Measurement range free adjustable, min. range 1.500 Pa safe area
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Example of combinations
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EXL-IMU-1 transducer
Type Technical data Installation module Installation sensor*
EXL-IMU-1 1 module (rail mounting) for 1 passive sensor series ExSens Safe area zone 0, 1, 2, 20, 21, 22
Optional:
N1 supply unit Input 120…240 VAC, output 24 VDC, max. 0,5 A, max. 4 pcs. EXL-IMU-1 connectable. N1 supply unit is required only in case of 120…240 VAC supply!
* in acc. with certification of sensor !
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Pressure, differential pressure (Filter /Fan belt monitoring) – binary, active ExBin-P.., RedBin-P.., InBin-P..
Δ P ExBin-P
Binary pressure/differential pressure auxilliary
ΔP switch 0...500 or 0...5.000 Pa, for direct connection
of air hoses. IP66 aluminium die-casting housing with
integrated terminal box. Measurement range adju-
stable on site, output 1 potential-free make contact.
normal wiring Integrated indication of actual value, illuminated.
2-stage version optionally available.
Drive belt monitoring via speed control – binary, activ ExBin-N.., RedBin-N.., InBin-N..
1-, 2- or 5-channel Ex-switching module for passive, binary sensors ExBin-A1/A2/A5, RedBin-A1/A2/A5 + ExSens
sensors binary
°C ExBin-A 1-, 2- or 5-channel Ex-switching module for connec-
%rH + ExSens tion of max. 5 passive, potential-free binary sensors.
Switching status display with LED. IP66 Aluminium
ΔP Ex-i wiring die-cast housing with integrated terminal box. Output
normal wiring (intrinsically safe) depending on type 1-5 make contacts with collective
supply unit.
Temperature, humidity, differential pressure – binary, passive EXL-IRU-1 switching module + ExSens sensor
°C EXL-IRU-1
Ex-switching module for connection of one pas-
sive, binary ExSens sensor, such as differential
%rH + ExSens pressure switch, frost protection thermostat or hy-
grostat through intrinsically safe electrical conduit.
ΔP Ex-i wiring Installation in control box onto DIN-rail. Output is
normal wiring (intrinsically safe) potential-free.
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normal wiring
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ExBin-N.. fan belt monitoring modules via speed control for zone 1, 2, 21, 22
Type Sensor Speed control range Setting range Installation module
ExBin-N Namur transducer, inductive, DIN 19234 0 ... 10.000 min-1 1-stage adjustable switch-point from 50…10.000 min-1 zone 1, 2, 21, 22
ExBin-N-2 Namur transducer, inductive, DIN 19234 0 ... 10.000 min-1 2-stage adjustable switch-point from 50…10.000 min-1 zone 1, 2, 21, 22
RedBin-N.. fan belt monitoring modules via speed control for zone 2, 22
Type Sensor Speed control range Setting range Installation module
RedBin-N Namur transducer, inductive, DIN 19234 0 ... 10.000 min-1 1-stage adjustable switch-point from 50…10.000 min-1 zone 2, 22
RedBin-N-2 Namur transducer, inductive, DIN 19234 0 ... 10.000 min-1 2-stage adjustable switch-point from 50…10.000 min-1 zone 2, 22
InBin-N.. fan belt monitoring modules via speed control for safe area
Type Sensor Speed control range Setting range Installation module
InBin-N Namur transducer, inductive, DIN 19234 0 ... 10.000 min-1 1-stage adjustable switch-point from 50…10.000 min-1 safe area
InBin-N-2 Namur transducer, inductive, DIN 19234 0 ... 10.000 min-1 2-stage adjustable switch-point from 50…10.000 min-1 safe area
normal wiring
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ExBin-D thermostats and/or hygrostats, dependend on sensor probe type ExPro-B… (p. 25) for zone 1, 2, 21, 22
Type Technical data Installation module Installation ExPro-B.. sensor
ExBin-D Module for connection of one ExPro-B… sensor as thermostat and /or hygrostat, 1-stage zone 1, 2, 21, 22 zone 1, 2, 21, 22
ExBin-D-2 Module for connection of one ExPro-B… sensor as thermostat and /or hygrostat, 2-stage zone 1, 2, 21, 22 zone 1, 2, 21, 22
RedBin-D thermostats and/or hygrostats, dependend on sensor probe type ExPro-B… (p. 25) for zone 2, 22
Type Technical data Installation module Installation ExPro-B.. sensor
RedBin-D Module for connection of one ExPro-B… sensor as thermostat and /or hygrostat, 1-stage zone 2, 22 zone 1, 2, 21, 22
RedBin-D-2 Module for connection of one ExPro-B… sensor as thermostat and /or hygrostat, 2-stage zone 2, 22 zone 1, 2, 21, 22
InBin-D thermostats and/or hygrostats, dependend on sensor probe type InPro-B… (p. 25) for safe area
Type Technical data Installation module Installation InPro-B.. sensor
InBin-D Module for connection of one InPro-B… sensor as thermostat and /or hygrostat, 1-stage safe area safe area
InBin-D-2 Module for connection of one InPro-B… sensor as thermostat and /or hygrostat, 2-stage safe area safe area
Example of combinations
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ExBin-A.. Switching modules for 1 up to 5 passive binary sensors for zone 1, 2, 21, 22
Type Technical data Installation module Installation sensor*
ExBin-A1 Module (1 channel) to connect 1 binary ExSens sensor in Ex area zone 1, 2, 21, 22 zone 0, 1, 2, 20, 21, 22
ExBin-A2 Module (2 channel) to connect 2 binary ExSens sensors in Ex area zone 1, 2, 21, 22 zone 0, 1, 2, 20, 21, 22
ExBin-A5 Module (5 channel) to connect 5 binary ExSens sensors in Ex area zone 1, 2, 21, 22 zone 0, 1, 2, 20, 21, 22
InBin-A.. Switching modules for 1 up to 5 passive binary sensors for safe area
Type Technical data Installation module Installation sensor
InBin-A1 Module (1 channel) to connect 1 binary sensor safe area safe area
InBin-A2 Module (2 channel) to connect 2 binary sensors safe area safe area
InBin-A5 Module (5 channel) to connect 5 binary sensors safe area safe area
Ex-i wiring
(intrinsically safe)
normal wiring
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ExLine Ex-switching module for potential free, binary signals in zone 0, 1, 2, 20, 21, 22
Explosion proof Features EXL-IRU-1 module
EXL-IRU-1 EXL-IRU-1 Description Basics EXL-IRU-1
Explosion proof EXL-IRU-1 module with intrinsically safe circuit to •• 24 VAC/DC supply
change a passive potential free binary signal •• Input: passive potential free binary sensor
zone 0, 1, 2, 20, 21, 22 (e.g. contact) into a contact in the safe area. •• Output: potential free contact in the safe area
gas + dust •• Integrated time running relais 30...120 sec.
Delivery: •• 2 LED to show switching position
PTB-certified
1 Ex-i module for DIN rail mounting •• DIN rail mounting
II(1)GD [EEx ia] IIC •• Module must be installed in the safe area,
Accessory (optional): sensor in the hazardous area
ATEX 94/9/EC
binary sensors type ExSens
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ExMag magnets
Type Force Supply Function Current Installation in
EXM- 650 650 N 24 VDC Magnet 44 mA Zone 1, 2, 21, 22
EXM -1300 1.300 N 24 VDC Magnet 65 mA Zone 1, 2, 21, 22
EXM -2000 2.000 N 24 VDC Magnet 160 mA Zone 1, 2, 21, 22
ExComp components
Type Application Explosion proof Technical data
EXC-T... Thermostat II2G EEx ed IIC T6 -30…+70 °C, different ranges and types
EXC-TF... Frost protection thermostat II2G EEx ed IIC T6 +4…+ 15 °C, ∆T = 2K, capillary 6 m
EXC-R 10/3... Switch II2G EEx ed IIC T6 10 A - 240/400 V - 2,5/4,6 KW - 3 pole
EXC-R 20/3... Switch II2G EEx ed IIC T6 20 A - 240/400 V - 4,5/9,0 KW - 3 pole
EXC-R 20/6... Switch II2G EEx ed IIC T6 20 A - 240/400 V - 4,5/9,0 KW - 6 pole
EXC-R 40/3... Switch II2G EEx ed IIC T6 40 A - 240/400 V - 11/20 KW - 3 pole
EXC-R 40/6... Switch II2G EEx ed IIC T6 40 A - 240/400 V - 11/20 KW - 6 pole
EXC-R 80/3... Switch II2G EEx ed IIC T6 80 A - 240/400 V - 23/40 KW - 3 pole
EXC-R 80/6... Switch II2G EEx ed IIC T6 80 A - 240/400 V - 23/40 KW - 6 pole
EXC-RIA-261 Actual value indication II2G EEx ia IIC T6 4...20 mA, loop powered
EXC-… Smoke detector, duct/room II2G EEx m II T4 24 VDC, incl. terminal box
EXC-DS1/VA Safety temperature sensor II2G EEx d IIC T6 Duct mounting, potential free contact, switching at 70°C…160°C (10°C steps)
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Notices
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Regulations for explosion protection The type plate and its components
Explosion protection regulations in the EU member The type plate and its components intrinsically safe circuits to prevent confusion and/
states are marked by the change of EU protec- From 1/7/2003 the new ATEX guidelines come into or linking up to a non-intrinsically safe circuit. Ex-
tion guideline 67/117/EWG ff to the two new EU force. The then current legal bases for the certifica- amples: cabels, cables, cable conduits, dampers,
guidelines 94/9/EC (ATEX 95) and 95/C 332/06 tion and labelling of electric explosion proof equip- connection boxes, cable connectors,...
(ATEX 137). As a result of the new directives, ex- ment is the EC guideline: A minimum distance of 50 mm should be allowed
plosion protection in European regulations there between intrinsically safe and non-intrinsically safe
Example, for the labelling of a quarter
will be a harmonisation of standards. There will be circuits, and a minimum distance of 6 mm between
turn actuator:
a transitional period to adjust from the „old“ to the two different intrinsically safe circuits. During in-
Manufacturer’s name, manufacturer’s address,
„new“ European law. The regulations covering the stallation the cables of intrinsically safe and non-
designation of type, electrical data (V, A, W, Hz)
„old” law were in effect up to June 30th 2003. intrinsically safe circuits should be laid out sepa-
ambient temperature if different from -20 to +40°C,
Since July 1st 2003, electric explosion proof rately !
unit serial number, in addition to the classification
equipment must comply with ATEX Ex-protection Suggestion on how to create a pannel
of Ex protection.
guidelines in accordance with 94/9/EC – on the It is necessary to keep intrinsically safe and non-
approximation of the laws of the Member States intrinsically safe equipment separate. It is recom-
concerning equipment and protective systems for mended, in this case, that a sufficient distance be
use in potentially explosive atmospheres.
kept, to avoid extra costs in the future.
Information on uniform classification of potenti-
Large transformers, frequency rectifiers, large
ally explosive systems and how to use this as a
relays and other electric equipment that may in-
basis for selecting and classifying systems and fluence intrinsically safe circuits by inductance
equipment, incl. their installation, can be found in or capacitance should be installed at a sufficient
guideline 1999/92/EC (ATEX 137). distance. As a precaution Ex-i equipment should
ATEX: Guideline 94/9/EC of the European par- Correct installation
have a suitable cover to protect it from incorrect
liament and the Council from March 23rd 1994 handling. The appropriate standards and regulati-
For the installation of electrical systems in areas
brought the legislation of the member states, con- ons must be observed.
with explosive gas atmospheres of group II, rule
cerning equipment and protective systems for use
IEC 60 079-14 (EN 60079-14) will apply.
in explosion risk areas, into line.
ATEX
ExVO: Directive on the distribution of equipment Electric circuits of protection types d, e, q, o, m, p
and protection systems for potentially explo- Installation in the panel is identical to „standard“
sive areas – explosion protection prescription - installation, however the procedures for connecting
11.GSGV. Ex equipment must be followed. This refers, for ex-
ElexV: Operational Safety regulation, minimum
regulation in order to improve health-safety and
ample to voltage, current, fuses and motor protec-
tion equipment, etc. The requirements for specific
Atmosphère
Explosible
security of employees at hazardous workplaces ! products must be taken from their corresponding
test certificates, standards and prescriptions as
Certificates
well as from the guidebook. It is only permitted to
Corresponding approvals and certificates are re-
work on electric circuits within the Ex-area (for ex-
quired for electrical explosion proof equipment. Te-
ample when connecting to Ex-e terminal box if the
sting must be carried out by an official testing agen-
voltage has been switched off). An Ex-e terminal
cy (for example the PTB - Physikalisch Technische
box should only be opened after the voltage has
Bundesanstalt in Braunschweig / Federal German
been switched off.
Physical and Technical Institute of Braunschweig).
ATEX approvals are also accepted in many coun- Electric circuits of protection type „i“
tries and states outside Europe. (intrinsically safe)
For the planning and operation of switchgears and
Responsibilities control systems installed in the safe area, but which
The responsibility for compliance with all regulati- contain circuits leading into the Ex-area, certain
ons and guidelines, from production to planning, up requirements should be considered. This applies
until installation, operation and maintenance, has especially to intrinsically safe circuits. Intrinsical-
greatly increased ly safe circuits and non-intrinsically safe circuits
Each individual must be conscious about the fact should be kept separate. Minimum distances (di-
that he accepts personal responsibility as part of stances) between bare connections must be obser-
a total project: ved, the cables must not produce any inadmissible
•• building owner external inductance or capacitance. The maximum
•• end-user admissible electrical limits of Ex-i equipment must
•• architect be observed at all times. Intrinsically safe and non-
•• consulting engineer / control company intrinsically safe electrical circuits should not cross,
•• inspection authority however it is allowed between two intrinsically safe
•• contractor/installer circuits. Intrinsically safe circuits must be clearly
•• manufacturer marked. Intrinsically safe circuits are marked by a
•• product supplier „light blue“ color. This color is recommended for all
•• maintenance engineers
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ponents are present at the same time: □ □ Flammable materials are used. •• Laboratories in industry and schools
□ □ Flammable materials are bottled. •• Water treatment works, power plants
•• Explosive atmosphere
□ □ Flammable materials are used during •• Compressor stations, gas works
•• Source of ignition
the cleaning process. •• All kinds of storekeeping and stocks
•• Air (oxygen)
□ □ Flammable materials are used in the •• All kinds of filling stations
production process. •• All kinds of cleaning stations
□ □ Flammable materials will be produced •• Mills, silos, silos for bulk goods
during the production process. •• Offhore and onshore
•• Oil and gas pipelines
6 × „No“: Obviously you do not •• Printing works, food industry, …
need explosion proof
Schedule:
at least 1 × „YES“: •• Analyse whether you need explosion proof
When planning you have to consider rules, or not
regulations and instructions concerning •• Ask experts in order to analyse the risk
explosion proof of danger
Example: BetrSichV, ExVO, EX-RL •• Define zones, areas, categories, explosion
groups and temperature classes
•• Planning according to all necessary rules
Remarks:
Typical sources of ignition and regulations
All information, tables, checklists and further docu-
Very often the reason for accidents is self-ignition, •• Choose the best supplier and the right product
mentation are only for your assistance and do not
extraordinary surface temperatures and sparks due •• Keep to the installation rules
claim to be complete. In no way do they replace
to mechanical reasons. But there are also a lot of
official regulations and rules or even laws by the •• Check the labelling of the equipment
other sources of ignition, caused by either mecha-
authorities. We want to point out that it is very •• Make sure that the appliance will be put into
nical and/or electrical equipment.
important to undertake all measures for an exact operation correctly
These are for example:
classification of the Ex-area. •• Confirm a final inspection by the responsible
•• Self-ignition
authority
•• Extraordinary surface temperatures
•• Guarantee regular and correct maintenance
•• Open flames
according to the regulations
•• Sparks caused by mechanical reasons
•• The correct documentation has to be maintained
•• Static electricity
•• Lightning strike
From fire to detonation
•• Ultra-sonic Effect and reaction velocity increase significantly
•• Chemical sources of ignition from fire, outburst flame, via ignition and explosion
•• Electric sparks up to detonation. Explosions are more likely with
•• Electric arcs gaseous media and detonations by dust media.
•• Adiabatic compression
•• Adiabatic shock waves
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Application
Air safety dampers • Air control dampers • Fire/smoke dampers Heating • Cooling • Humidification • Diff.pressure control
Air damper control Heating/cooling control
Schischek actuators are approved for direct installation and
The heating / cooling control system consists of an actuator and
operation in explosion risk areas, as they are of the highest a ExCos-D transducer with ExPro-CT… probe. The combination
explosion groups and temperature class and are suitable for can be installed directly into the Ex area. The transducer
all gases, vapours, steam and dust. The electrical connection converts the probe signal into an active signal (0...10 VDC or
is made via an explosion proof terminal box (type ExBox-...). 4...20 mA) for input in a PLC system. The output signal from the
Please ensure during installation that all cables are securely controller goes directly to the actuator. Between the sensor and
fixed and connected in such a way that they are protected from
controller there is no need for an Ex i module, or an intrinsically
mechanical damage. safe (IS) wiring method either. For the actuator and transducer
the maximum permissible surface temperature(s) has to be
taken into account.
Ex area
ExCos-D
controller there is no need for an Ex i module, or an intrinsically
controller there is no need for an Ex i module , or an intrinsically
ExMax-... + ExPro safe (IS) wiring method either. For the actuator and transducer safe (IS) wiring method either. For the actuator and transducer
the maximum permissible surface temperature(s) has to be the maximum permissible surface temperature(s) has to be
taken into account. taken into account.
Safe area
Ex area
is no need for an Ex-i module , or an intrinsically safe (IS) wiring
ExCos-P method either. The controller, situated in the safe area will,
depending on changing circumstances will monitor, control a fan
(must be Ex proof) or a modulating damper actuator (also Ex
Safe area
Thermostats • Humidistats • Pressurestats • Filter monitoring Fan belt monitoring • Frost protection
Thermostats Drive belt monitoring with differential pressure sensor/air paddle
ExBin-D… modules with ExPro-BT… is a sensor probe with ExBin-P… modules are pressostats like Ex-differential pressure
a thermostat for use in explosion proof areas. No intrinsic safe switches, e.g. for fan belt monitoring in explosion proof areas. No
electrical circuit and no transducer in the electrical control-panel intrinsic safe electrical circuit and, no transducer in the electrical
are necessary. The module should be installed directly into Ex control-panel are necessary. The module should be installed
area, depending on demand in zone 1, 2, 21 or 22. The output directly into Ex area, depending on demand in zone 1, 2, 21 or
contact can be used for sequence functions (relays, contacts, 22. To indicate fan failure switching modules are delivered with
direct circuit, …). integrated time running relay with delay on start up. The output
contact can be used for sequence functions (relays, contacts,
direct circuit, …).
direct circuit, …). 2, 21 or 22. To indicate fan failure switching modules are deli-
vered with integrated time running relay with delay on start up.
The output contact can be used for sequence functions (relays,
contacts, direct circuit, …).
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Risk reduction
processes in case of a malfunction. Basis for the - Evacuation plans Pla t Response
n
specification, design, and operation of safety instru- - Safety components Relief Devices
Risk
mented systems is IEC standard 61508. - PLC protective device a
Autom tic SIS
c Alarms
al
Criti
ess Desig
roc
Remaining Risk
n
Process
The goal is to assess the risk and to reduce it by use of suitable measures
2. Standard
MTBF = Mean Time Between Failure MTTF = Mean Time To Failure
Standard 61508 defines safety depending on the
MTBF is applicable only to repairable devices or also used as average mean time to failure MTTFd.
level of integrity and the probability…
systems and time between failures assumes that The importance of MTTF has been increased by
61508 encompasses its own risk assessment with
the device has been repaired after a failure. MTBF the European Norm EN ISO 13849-1 in connection
which the safety integrity levels for the safety re-
can be used to estimate failures per time interval. with machine safety.
lated devices and systems can be determined. The
That allows to calculate the probability of a device
standard knows four levels, SIL 1 to SIL 4, char-
failure during its life span (for example 10 years for MTTF is a statistical quantity based on test results
acterizing safety levels for electrical and electronic
Schischek actuators). MTBF for a given device can or empirical data and does not constitute a guaran-
devices. The SIL level is a measure for the safety
be estimated in life cycle tests. Those tests can be teed life cycle or failure free operating time.
function in case of a fault and answers the ques-
conducted under increased stress conditions of a
tion: What is the probability of the system still func-
highly accelerated life test, such as radiation, humid- MTTF is based on the reliability function R(t) and is
tioning correctly in case of a fault ?
ity, vibration, high temperatures etc. valid under the assumption that that the device in
3. Specific values consideration is “as new” after a repair.
PFD = Probability of failure on demand Another way to determine MTBF is the reliability pre-
PFDav directly describes the probability that the sys- diction, often used in early design stages where de-
tem will malfunction on demand, i.e. when a service vices and systems are not yet available. That allows
request is made or during a continuous tempera- to evaluate if the target reliability can be achieved
ture measuring. The standard defines different lev- but, it requires detailed knowledge of the construc-
els of demand and high demand is, as the name tion of a device and its components. Failure rates
implies, when safety related functions are required are available for many components and published in
in a continuous mode of operation. Low demand manuals. Values given in FIT, which stands for failure
is where the frequency of demands for operation in time and is a unite defined as 1 FIT = 109 per hour.
made on a safety-related system is no greater than
one per year. The differences are reflected in the MTBF is the reciprocal of the calculated failure rate
mathematical treatment. High demand looks at of the component, which in turn is the sum of the
failure probability per hour versus low demand at application condition dependent failure rates of the
probability of failure per demand. individual components. When used in MTBF calcu-
lations FIT is usually used without the unit “failures
in 109 hours.” If, for example, MTBF for a repairable
SIL – PFDav – PFH – modes of operation device is affected by a component for which FIT is
Safety Integrity Low demand mode High demand known, then MTBF can be calculated based on the
Level (SIL) operation mode operation following formula:
SIL4 ≥ 10-5 to < 10-4 ≥ 10-9 to < 10-8
Formula:
SIL3 ≥ 10-4 to < 10-3 ≥ 10-8 to < 10-7
MTBF = 114.000 years
SIL2 ≥ 10-3 to < 10-2 ≥ 10-7 to < 10-6 FIT
SIL1 ≥ 10-2 to < 10-1 ≥ 10-6 to < 10-5
Example:
for a FIT of 1140 follows MTBF = 100 years
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λDD = dangerous detectable 90%… < 99% SIL3 SIL4 SIL4 SIL2 SIL3 SIL4
λDU = dangerous undetectable ≥ 99% SIL3 SIL4 SIL4 SIL3 SIL4 SIL4 Needed documents for certification:
* With proven-in-use demonstration acc. to IEC 61511 (only for SIL < 4) •• Product Specification
•• Functional Specification
λSD •• Safety Requirement Specification
λSU •• Development plan
•• Verification and Valdiation Plan
•• Hardware development documents
•• Software development documents
λS •• Construction drawings
•• Hardware Verification- and Testplans
•• Hardware Test results
λD •• Software Verifications and Testplans
•• Software Test results
λDU •• Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA)
λDD •• Quantitativ verification of safety
•• Technical customer documentation
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ATEX…
is a commonly used synonym for the ATEX guidelines of the European
Union. The name is derived from the French term ATmosphère EX-
plosive. The directive encompasses explosion protection guidelines
94/9/EG for devices and 1999/92/EG for operations. ATEX guidelines
are devised by the Director General of the EU commission Enterprise
and Industry in cooperation with the member states, standardization or-
ganizations (CEN, CENELEC) and so called known organizations such
as BAM, PTB, or TUEV to name examples from Germany.
UL…
is an independent organization testing and certifying product with re-
gards to safety. UL tests and evaluates compliance of products, compo-
nents, materials, and systems against specific requirements.
As a result the UL mark can be carried as long as the standards are
kept to. UL is one of the OSHA endorsed testing labs. OSHA is the
Occupational Safety and Health Administration and maintains a list of
labs called NRTL, short for nationally recognized testing laboratories.
CSA…
is a global provider of testing and certification services.
CSA is also on the OSHA list of nationally recognized testing labora-
tories, NRTL.
GOST…
denotes a certification obligatory for goods to be imported to the Rus-
sian Federation. Compliance has to be evaluated and approved based
on Russian standards. GOST certification is required for examples as
follow:
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IECEx…
is an internationally used process to certify electrical equipment used
in hazardous locations. The code defines a system to classify locations
prone to explosive atmospheres caused by gases, dusts, or fibers for
example. The main goal of the International Electrotechnical Commis-
sion IEC with the IECEx regulation is to reach global harmonization of
codes governing use of electrical apparatus in hazardous locations.
IEC promotes mutual acceptance of evaluations and reports among the
testing labs and certifying bodies.
IP66…
stands for Ingress Protection and denotes the protection of the device
IP66
against environmental factors, dust and rain for example, as well as
protection of living beings against dangers of touching high voltage cir-
cuits for example. The first digit categorizes ingress of solid objects, the
second ingress of water:
RTN…
RTN
is short for RosTekhNadzor. RTN certificates are required in Russia
for industrial processes involving hazardous materials and conditions
and are required for the equipment used. RTN approves the use of
the equipment. RTN approvals are generally necessary for example:
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