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Standard [PUBLISHED]

IEC 60092-506
Electrical installations in ships - Part 506: Special features - Ships carrying specific dangerous goods and materials hazardous only in bulk

Title (German)

Elektrische Anlagen auf Schiffen für den Transport von gefährlichen Gütern

Brief description

This part of IEC 60092 summarizes the present IMO electrical requirements and gives in a single publication details of suitable measures regarding the explosion protection of electrical equipment, where such cargoes might cause risk of fire or explosion.

Issue date

2003-06

areas / working committees

Further Training, Safety, Certification

topic / sub working committees

Safety

topics / working groups

Explosion protection

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