In the EU the standard for intrinsic safety certification is the ATEX directive, while in other countries around the world the IECEx standards are followed.
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Having 350 mA, now allows users to power up to 16 Fieldbus devices ( 20 mA each ) at 500 m while retaining intrinsic safety.
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The downgrades reflect the three banks'weak financial fundamentals as reflected in Moody's financial strength ratings, a new system it uses to assess a bank's intrinsic safety and soundness.
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The downgrades reflect the three banks'weak financial fundamentals as reflected in Moody's financial strength ratings, a new system the company uses to assess a bank's intrinsic safety and soundness.
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A large expanse of water and the concrete surround provided by the pool for high energy neutrons to penetrate ensures the process has a high degree of intrinsic safety.
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Certification standards for intrinsic safety designs, which vary by device type, generally require that the barrier not exceed approved levels of voltage and current with specified damage to limiting components.
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The new system, called " Bank Financial Strength Ratings, " represents Moody's opinion of a bank's intrinsic safety and soundness and excludes certain external credit risks and credit-support elements addressed by Moody's traditional debt and deposit ratings.
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This low capital cost results in a levelised cost of electricity ( LCOE ) of just $ 44.64 / MW�h with substantial potential to be yet lower, because of the greater simplicity and intrinsic safety of the SSR.
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RuBee is also only wireless technology to ever be approved by DoE with an intrinsic safety zero SSD . RuBee tags may be detected with high sensitivity through doors, even if the asset is hidden in steel brief case, as well as in vehicles though gates using antennas buried in a road.
