sh ould be understood as ' surrounding ex plosive gas atmosph ere' .

T h e ' part' or ' surface' may th erefore be inside or onth e outside

for any enclosure of th e apparatus depending on th e type of
protection.
2 T h e most unfavourable conditions include recognized overloads
and fault conditions specified in th e standard for th e type of
protection concerned.






NOT E S
I M ost combustible dusts form ex plosive mix tures with air only
between certain concentration limits.
2 A lth ough a mix ture wh ich is above th e upper concentration limit
is not an ex plosive mix ture, it can become so by dilution.
3 Combustible dusts are capable of being ignited by ex ternal igni-
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