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contents march 2021 Following the English Government’s announcement in February and the success of the vaccine rollout, Hazardex will now be staged on 6th & 7th October 2021, dates we are sure will allow us to run the event safely.

Hazardex 2021 will still be staged at the Hilton Majestic Hotel in Harrogate, North Yorkshire, UK. Hazardex 2021 will be the perfect platform for the industry to come together once again for topical discussion of process safety-related topics, knowledge sharing, networking, and product/service sourcing. An early preview of Hazardex 2021 is included in this issue from page 27 where you can find out more about the industry’s most prestigious event.

Hazardex 2021 will include a stellar line-up of presenters speaking about a range of process safety topics and sharing their experiences and knowledge. The Call for Papers deadline has been extended to reflect the new dates and we continue to welcome non-commercial

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submissions from contributors with experience and knowledge of the process safety and high hazard sectors - see the Hazardex event website for more information.

The conference will be complemented by an exhibition featuring a range of leading hazardous area sector companies displaying their products and services to the assembled professional audience. Bookings are still being taken for the few remaining stands, so get in touch now to secure your place.

In environments where potentially flammable gasses and dust are constantly present, it is particularly important to understand how to design out risk as far as possible.

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Another key component of the event will be the Hazardex Awards for Excellence, Gala Dinner, and drinks reception on the evening of October 6 – the perfect opportunity to network with attendees from government agencies, regulators, certification bodies, operators, and industry.

For more information about Hazardex 2021, continue to page 27 of this issue, or visit www.hazardex-event.co.uk …Alistair Hookway, Editor, Hazardex alistair.hookway@imlgroup.co.uk

Translation memory technology can support businesses in hazardous sectors make efficiencies, but also ensure crucial information is accurate across different languages.

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• Two workers die in incident aboard FPSO offshore Ivory Coast • Chinese nuclear developer told to resolve safety issues before moving ahead with UK plant • TC Energy “disappointed” by President Biden’s decision to revoke Keystone XL permit • 11 miners rescued two weeks after gold mine explosion, 10 others found dead • Liquid nitrogen leak kills six, injures 12 at US food processing plant

25 Standards: Side effects of Brexit

This article discusses the details and requirements of CCC certification in China.

27 Hazardex 2021 Early Preview 35 Functional safety in process applications

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FPSO Espoir Ivoirien – Image: BW Offshore

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wo people died in an incident onboard a floating production,

storage and offloading (FPSO) vessel on January 14. The owner of the production vessel, BW Offshore, said in a statement that an incident occurred while work was being performed in a cargo tank onboard the FPSO Espoir Ivoirien operating on the Espoir field offshore the Ivory Coast.

The incident happened at around 13:30 local time and BW Offshore confirmed two fatalities occurred following a leakage of hydrocarbons into the tank where the work was being performed. The families of the two workers have been informed, BW Offshore said.

Production on the FPSO Espoir Ivoirien was shut down while the leak was contained.

All other personnel were accounted for.

The FPSO is operated by BW Offshore for CNR International. Both companies are cooperating with local authorities in addressing the situation.

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In the statement, CEO of BW Offshore Marco Beenen said: “This is a tragic day for the families of the men we have lost, and our hearts go out to them.”

The Espoir Ivoirien is situated between two wellhead towers and connected by flowlines to the Espoir West and East crude oil reservoirs. It has been located at the Espoir field since February 2002.

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An artist’s impression of the proposed Bradwell plant – Image: UK Gov

Chinese nuclear developer told to resolve safety issues before moving ahead with UK plant T

pressurised water reactor. A consultation period has now been opened with the

Alan McGoff, New Reactors Programme Manager at the Environment Agency, said:

China General Nuclear Group (CGN) that it must resolve six safety issues before it can move ahead with its

Environment Agency inviting views on the new nuclear power station design. There is expected to be strong opposition from both

“We have been scrutinising this design since 2017 and have identified six potential issues and 40 assessment findings. We expect

plans to build a new reactor in Essex, UK. Among the issues is concerns over how the group will dispose of

environmentalists and those who feel that the UK should not involve Chinese-owned companies in the UK’s critical national

that General Nuclear System Limited will continue to work to resolve them over the next year or so of the GDA process.

radioactive waste at the planned facility in Bradwell.

infrastructure due to concerns over security.

he UK’s Environment Agency has told Chinese nuclear developer

CGN, which first submitted plans to the

“Our consultation sets out our findings so far, including the potential issues to be

CGN is a junior partner at EDF’s Hinkley Point C site in Somerset, south west England, and at the planned Suffolk plant in east England, Sizewell C. Both these sites will use a reactor designed by EDF, however CGN is looking to use its own reactor design, the UK Hualong pressurised water reactor, at the proposed site at Bradwell in

Environment Agency and Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR) in 2017, is proposing to construct and operate a nuclear power station using twin UK Hualong pressurised water reactors at its site near the existing Magnox power station site in Bradwell.

While the Environment Agency said it had

“Only if we are satisfied that all the issues have been addressed would we consider issuing a full statement of

Essex. The state-owned company hopes to have its design approved by UK authorities by 2022.

found many of the environmental aspects of the design to be acceptable, it has set out six potential issues that need to be addressed before it would consider issuing a full statement of design acceptability for the UK Hualong pressurised water reactors.

design acceptability. If the issues are not resolved or new issues are identified but not resolved, then we would consider only issuing an interim statement of design acceptability. Our aim is to complete our detailed assessment of the design in early

The Environment Agency identified the six issues as it published its assessment so far of the plans for the UK Hualong

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resolved. We’ll be carefully considering all of the consultation responses we receive and can use these to help inform our assessments.

2022.”

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decommissioning of legacy nuclear facilities and fusion facilities are complex large-scale projects that are time-intensive to accomplish

automate nuclear decommissioning and aspects of fusion energy production.

The alliance will see new robotics and automation techniques applied to both

Decommissioning Authority (NDA) and Japan’s Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO). The collaboration between the three entities will see UKAEA’s Remote Applications

safely.

in Challenging Environments (RACE) facility lead the project, design strategy and deliver new robotic capabilities with global potential.

efficiently with no risk to human health.

called “LongOps”, will support delivery of faster and safer decommissioning at TEPCO’s Fukushima Dai-ichi reactors in

It is also expected to result in direct benefits, such as employment opportunities, advances to “fusion-adjacent” technologies,

twin technology – virtual models where the pairing of the virtual and physical worlds allows for highly detailed analysis of data, and

Japan and at Sellafield in the UK, using longreach robotic arms.

as well as upskilling of UK and Japanese scientific and engineering capabilities. The

the forecasting of potential maintenance and operational issues.

ritain and Japan have signed a research and technology deployment collaboration to help

fusion research and to decommissioning nuclear facilities in Japan and the UK. The £12m UK-Japanese robotics project,

Robotics and digital twin technologies will play an essential part in carrying them out

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President Joe Biden revoked a presidential permit for the Keystone XL pipeline on January 20 – Image: Wikimedia/User: Gage Skidmore

TC Energy “disappointed” by President Biden’s decision to revoke Keystone XL permit T

C Energy has expressed its disappointment at President Joe Biden’s decision to revoke a Presidential

renewable energy as well as historic equity partnerships with Indigenous communities.”

rejected the project as part of its fight against the climate crisis. Keystone XL then became a central promise of Donald

permit for the long-delayed Keystone XL pipeline. The energy company said the decision would impact thousands

The company said it would be reviewing President Biden’s decision and assess the implications. The advancement of the project

Trump’s presidential campaign who signed a Presidential memorandum to advance the construction of the Keystone XL and Dakota

of union jobs, new renewable energy investments and opportunities for Indigenous communities.

has now been suspended.

Access pipelines in January 2017 before later issuing the March 2019 presidential permit.

In a statement, TC Energy said: “The decision would overturn an unprecedented, comprehensive regulatory process that lasted more than a decade and repeatedly

President Biden revoked former President Donald Trump’s March 2019 Presidential Permit on January 20. The pipeline project, which would have been 1,210 miles (1,947 kilometres) in length with a capacity to carry around 830,000 barrels of crude oil per day,

President Biden’s Executive Order to revoke the Presidential permit said that following an exhaustive review in 2015, the Obama administration determined that approving the proposed Keystone XL pipeline would

concluded the pipeline would transport much needed energy in an environmentally responsible way while enhancing North American energy security. The action would directly lead to the layoff of thousands of union workers and negatively impact ground-

has been repeatedly delayed since it was first commissioned in 2010. Keystone XL was intended to carry oil from Alberta to Nebraska but has faced opposition from US landowners, Native American tribes, and environmentalists. President Biden was Vice

not serve the US national interest. That analysis, in addition to concluding that the significance of the proposed pipeline for US energy security and the economy is limited, stressed that the United States must prioritise the development of a clean energy

breaking industry commitments to use new

President when the Obama administration

economy, which will in turn create jobs. The

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analysis further concluded that approval of the proposed pipeline would undermine

today, and all those who are coping with the devastating consequences of this decision.

Keystone XL Project. The announcement came three days before President Biden’s

In March 2020, the Government of Alberta provided $1.1 billion worth of investment

“The U.S. State Department’s own exhaustive analysis conducted under President Obama’s administration concluded that Keystone XL would actually reduce emissions, as the alternative will be to move this energy by higher emitting and less secure rail transport.

inauguration amid several reports that the new administration would look to revoke Keystone XL’s permit on Biden’s first day in office. The company said it would achieve net zero emissions across the Keystone project’s operations once it was placed into service in 2023 and committed to the operations being

to cover the planned construction costs through the end of 2020. Following the Biden administration’s announcement to revoke Keystone XL’s permit, Alberta Premier Jason Kenney said: “The United States is our most important ally and trading partner. Amongst

“For months we’ve been told that the Biden transition team would not communicate with foreign governments on this or other issues.

And now a decision has been made without even giving Canada a chance to communicate

fully powered by renewable energy sources no later than 2030. Some commentators suggested the announcement was a move to appease the incoming Biden administration in the hopes that construction would be allowed to continue.

US climate leadership by undercutting the credibility and influence of the United States in urging other countries to take ambitious climate action, the Executive Order added.

all of the Canadian provinces, Alberta has the deepest economic ties to the United States with $100 billion worth of exports,

formally with the new administration. That’s not how you treat a friend and ally.”

and strong social connections that go back over a century.

Kenney called on Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau to immediately enter into talks with the Biden administration to discuss the cancellation of Keystone XL in the context of a broader agreement on energy supply

consider its options. However, as a result of the revocation of the Presidential Permit, advancement of the project will be suspended. The company will cease capitalising costs, including interest during

Biden’s first actions in office has been to rescind the Presidential permit for the Keystone XL Pipeline border crossing. My thoughts

and climate action.

On January 17, TC Energy announced a

construction, effective January 20, 2021, being the date of the decision, and will evaluate the carrying value of its investment

are with the 2,000 people who lost their jobs

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safety regulations and that two methanehydrogen tanks had caught fire. One of the

Image: Ministry of Emergency Situations

tanks later collapsed. Russia’s Ministry of Emergency Situations said that a 51-yearold worker died in the incident while another worker was injured.

The Ministry said in a statement that the injured worker was taken to a local hospital in Ufa. It added that 12 fire monitors were supplied to cool adjacent structures at the plant and four fire extinguishing sections were deployed. The fire was extinguished in the early hours of January 26.

Refinery explosion kills one, injures another in Russia

A laboratory at the refinery is continuing to monitor the air for harmful substances. In all, 127 people and 44 pieces of equipment attended the scene. The Ufaorgsintez plant specialises in gas processing and oil refining.

The incident happened a few days after

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n explosion and fire at the Ufaorgsintez oil refinery in central Russia killed one worker

methane-hydrogen tanks exploded at the Rosneft operated refinery.

another explosion at an oil facility in Russia’s Tatarstan region which killed two people and injured another. The incident is reported

and injured another on January 25.

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Future of South Africa’s second largest refinery unknown as cost of repairs estimated at £40 million T

he cost to conduct repairs on an Engen refinery in Durban after a December 2020 explosion has been estimated to be around 800 million Rand (£39.1m). The estimation came from an

refinery submitted an investigation report and preventative measures to relevant authorities.

South African news site TimesLIVE reports that the committee is concerned with an

Engen accountable for the incident. The committee was told that the community suffers long-term health conditions such as asthma, cancer, diabetes and other respiratory illnesses, and Engen does not

oversight visit conducted by the country’s Portfolio Committee on Environment, Forestry and Fisheries which criticised

insufficient report on the ongoing investigation into the blast. Engen appointed an independent body to conduct an investigation

take responsibility. Similarly, Engen has not repaired damages caused by the explosion in people’s homes.

Engen for a lacklustre report on its investigation into the blast and for failing to take responsibility for the incident.

into the December explosion, however nothing has been published yet.

The explosion and subsequent fire on

TimesLIVE reports that it is in possession of a brief document that was recently presented

The committee resolved that it would not accept the blame-shifting by Engen and that the information supplied by the company contradicts what the committee

December 4 caused operations at the 120,000 barrel per day refinery to be shut down. Nobody was injured in the incident

to the portfolio committee by Engen. The document shows that, according to Engen, a preliminary investigation suggested the

saw in photos from the refinery site, such as chemicals flowing into a community water canal. The committee has asked Engen

in Wentworth, Durban, however significant damage was caused to the plant and surrounding buildings, including a nearby

explosion was caused by “the failure of vendor-supplied equipment”. However, the portfolio committee has said Engen’s report

to submit all reports related to the incident and it will give feedback to the communities after considering and deliberating on all

block of apartments which caught fire.

was inconclusive.

submissions, including from community members.

On February 5, the parliamentary Committee

In a statement, the portfolio committee said

on Environment, Forestry and Fisheries revealed its estimation for the cost of repairs and said it had been told by Engen that the

it also met with the affected community representatives and associated stakeholders.

They expressed a lack of trust in Engen,

The portfolio committee is now aiming to facilitate meetings between Engen and the local community before any

operating permit for the refinery had been revoked, due to the explosion, until the

the municipality and the provincial government due to their lack of holding

recommendations on the refinery’s future are offered.

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Red dot indicates the location of the Hushan mine – Image of map: Wikimedia

trapped in a nearby tunnel while 11 others were unaccounted for.

One of the injured miners had suffered severe head injuries in the blast and fell into a coma. Despite rescuers sending medicine and instructing the other miners on how to care for the man, he died on January 20.

Rescuers said on January 21 that several tonnes of rubble were blocking access to the trapped miners and that the rescue would take at least another 15 days, however rescue work progressed much quicker than expected after an alternate way through the rubble was discovered.

After two weeks of being trapped underground, the first of 11 miners was lifted to safety at 11:13 local time on January 25, state news agency Xinhua

11 miners rescued two weeks after gold mine explosion, 10 others found dead R

escuers lifted 11 miners to safety on January 24 after a gold

mine explosion trapped 22 people in east China’s Shandong province on January 10. After the discovery of the 11 men, rescuers managed to gain access to another part of the mine on January 25 but found the bodies of nine miners, taking the death toll up to 10. One miner remains unaccounted for.

One of the injured miners had suffered severe head injuries in the blast and fell into a coma

The blast, which happened at the Hushan gold mine operated by Shandong Wucailong Investment in the Xicheng Township of Qixia City, left 22

metres) underground. Recue workers established contact with 11 miners on January 17 by drilling boreholes into the mine. By communicating with the miners through handwritten notes, rescuers discovered that four of the men were

workers trapped around 2,000 feet (600

injured and that one other miner was

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reports. Throughout the day, 10 more miners and the body of the dead miner were also brought to the surface. Many of the miners were in a weak condition and were carried out of the mine, while others were strong enough to walk unaided.

Several miners were taken to hospital while wearing blindfolds to protect their eyes after being trapped in complete darkness for so long.

A day later, on January 25, rescuers gained access to another part of the mine where they found the bodies of nine more miners. One more miner remains missing.

At a news conference, the Mayor of Yantai City said that search efforts would continue until the final miner was found.

An investigation into the explosion is continuing while the cause of the blast remains unknown. Authorities have said that two explosions, about an hour and a half apart, resulted in around 70 tonnes of rubble blocking several shafts and disabling elevators.

Several managers of the mine were detained in the days following the incident after it was discovered that they delayed the reporting of the explosions. At first, several news sites reported rescue efforts were delayed due to damage caused to communication equipment at the mine.

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Explosion kills one, injures 20 at battery recycling plant in China Representative image: Shutterstock

under control after 288 firefighters and soldiers battled the flames. Local news reported that the blaze and dark smoke could be seen from several miles away.

Ningxiang city officials said that the cause of the blast was unknown and that all the injured were taken to local hospitals. Six of the injured were reported to be in serious condition while 14 others suffered minor injuries.

In a statement, Brunp Recycling Technology said it acted as quickly as possible to douse the fire after the initial explosion. It apologised to the victims and offered condolences to the

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Technology Co Ltd (CATL).

one person and injured 20 others on January 7. The explosion happened at a factory belonging to a unit of battery

The blast occurred in a workshop operated by Brunp Recycling Technology, a unit of CATL, in China’s southern province of Hunan. The

family of the person who died in the explosion.

manufacturer Contemporary Amperex

explosion caused a fire which was later brought

cause of the blast.

blast at a battery recycling plant in the city of Ningxiang, China killed

An investigation has begun to find the exact

Chemical leak kills two, injures four at LG Display plant in South Korea A

chemical leak at a factory in South Korea killed two people and injured four others on January 13. The incident happened at a plant belonging to LG Display in the city of Paju, 34 miles (55km) north of Seoul near the North Korean border.

According to local authorities, tetra methyl ammonium hydroxide (TMAH) – an ammonium-type chemical substance – began leaking as workers tried to reconnect a pipe at around 12:50 local time. The chemical is used as a solvent in chip fabricating process and can be highly toxic.

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Yonhap news agency reports that one worker died at the scene while another died on their way to hospital. The remaining victims were transported to several local hospitals. One of them was in a serious condition. All six men

were in their 30s. Authorities said that around 300 litres of TMAH leaked into the ninth floor of LG Display’s P8 plant and that the leak was stopped after 25 minutes.

In a statement, LG Display offered its heartfelt condolences to the deceased and said it would cooperate fully with local authorities as part of an investigation into the incident.

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US CSB CEO and Chairman, Dr. Katherine Lemos, provides an update on the January 28 leak – Image: CSB

Authorities were called to the site at around 10:12 local time and said the incident required a hazardous materials response within 10 minutes of arriving. Four firefighters were among those injured after suffering from respiratory problems.

The bodies of those who died at the scene

Liquid nitrogen leak kills six, injures 12 at US food processing plant S

ix people died and 12 others were

2020, as it is also being used on Line 2 in Plant 4.

- Some tools were located in the vicinity of the Line 4 immersion freezer. The CSB has since learned that unplanned maintenance was being conducted on

Local school buses were used to evacuate around 130 people to a local church where they underwent medical evaluations. The

Line 4.

- The plant had been experiencing unresolved operational issues on the chicken conveyor that appear to have

fire department said that no explosion occurred during the incident.

Local media report that the plant where the

resulted in the accidental release of liquid nitrogen in the flash freezing bath.

- The CSB has information that Line No. 4 was shut down the morning of the

leak happened was a Prime-Pak Foods facility until it merged into the Foundation Food Group on January 1. The incident

incident. The shutdown was due to operational issues on the conveyor line.

- Foundation Food Group maintenance

occurred on Line 4, where chicken is processed, to include seasoning, cooking, freezing, and then packaging. In a factual update, the CSB said investigators are focusing on the cryogenic freezing system, based on information from various sources.

Liquid nitrogen is often used in food processing plants as a refrigerant. If it leaks into an enclosed environment, it can quickly displace oxygen and can lead to death by asphyxiation. The system installed at the Gainesville plant is a liquid nitrogen immersion-spiral freezer. This process occurs in two stages. In the first stage, the chicken travels on a conveyer belt

US. Local fire and police officials confirmed that five people died at the scene while one person died after being transported to hospital.

and is submerged in liquid nitrogen at a temperature of -320F. In the second stage, the conveyer belt travels through the spiral freezer portion, and the chicken is exposed to recovered gaseous nitrogen (from stage 1), to complete the freezing process.

of Atlanta. Foundation Food Group Vice President Nicholas Ancrum told reporters that an initial inspection suggested that a nitrogen line had burst. A full investigation by local authorities and the US Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board (CSB) is underway.

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equipment was used, which was ammonia-based. This equipment is still collocated on Line 4 adjacent to the cryogenic system and has not yet been removed. The approach of using liquid nitrogen was introduced to Plant 4 in

were removed from the plant later in the day once it had been made safe. The Foundation Food Group did not disclose the identities of those who died but said among them were maintenance, supervisory and management team members.

hospitalised on January 28 after a liquid nitrogen leak occurred at a poultry plant in the state of Georgia,

The incident happened at a plant belonging to the Foundation Food Group in Gainesville, around 60 miles (97km) north

- Prior to the recent installation of this system, a different type of freezing

personnel reported the computerized measuring system indicated a low liquid level in the immersion bath used to flash freeze the chicken products.

The CSB said it would continue to provide updates as the investigation progresses.

Local school buses were used to evacuate around 130 people to a local church where they underwent medical evaluations

The CSB released the following facts about

In December 2020, there was another liquid nitrogen leak at a food processing plant in Vernon, Los Angeles which killed two workers. The incident at the Golden

the incident: - The liquid nitrogen units were manufactured and installed by Messer and are leased to the Foundation Food Group. The Foundation Food Group performs routine maintenance on this

West Food Group plant remains under investigation after Hazmat teams were unable to determine the source of the liquid nitrogen and did not detect abnormal levels of liquid nitrogen in the area where the two employees were found.

equipment.

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Thermal power plant explosion kills three, injures three in Uzbekistan T

hree people were killed and three others were

injured by an explosion at a thermal power plant in Uzbekistan on January 20. The blast happened at 11:42 12/6/2019 3:43:17 PM local time in the fifth power unit of the Novo-Angren plant in the east of the country.

The plant in the town of Angren was not damaged by the explosion

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Uzbekistan’s Emergency Situations Ministry said in a statement that the dead and wounded were service personnel carrying out preventative maintenance work in Unit 5 of the plant. The explosion is reported to have happened after a build-up of coal dust. The Ministry’s statement said that “the infrastructure and technological equipment” were not damaged as a result of the incident.

The plant in the town of Angren was not damaged by the explosion. The Emergency Situations Ministry said that an investigation has been opened to find the exact cause of the blast.

The 2,100 megawatt Novo-Angren plant was built between 1979 and 1985 and remains one of central Asia’s largest thermal power plants.

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South Korea announces £32 billion plan for world’s largest offshore wind farm O

n February 5, South Korean President Moon Jae-in

the site of the new plant, President Moon said the wind farm to be built off the coast

announced a 48.5 trillion won (£31.6 billion) plan to construct the world’s largest wind power plant. The facility, which is set to be built in in the

of Sinan would be as much as seven times the size of the world’s current largest wind power complex.

southwestern county of Sinan, is part of President Moon’s Green New Deal aimed at helping South Korea become carbon neutral by 2050.

The plant is expected to generate 8.2 gigawatts of electricity, equivalent to the capacity of six new Korean nuclear power reactors combined. President Moon said

Corp, SK E&S, Hanwha Engineering & Construction, Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction, CS Wind Corp and Samkang M&T Co.

The Sinan plant will lead the country’s efforts in adopting a more environmentally friendly

the immense amount of electricity would be able to meet the power demands of every household in Seoul and Incheon.

The companies will provide 47.6 trillion won (£31bn) of the required funding and the

approach as it recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic. During a signing ceremony at

The 48.5 trillion won (£31.6 billion) will be

government the remaining 0.9 trillion (£588 million), President Moon’s press team said.

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Russian mining giant fined record £1.4 billion for role in May 2020 oil spill A

court in Russia has upheld a fine of

146 billion rubles (£1.4bn/$2bn) for mining giant Norilsk Nickel (Nornickel) as a result of its role in one of the country’s worst oil spills in history. The leak on 29 May 2020 involved around 21,000 tonnes of diesel fuel leaking from a power plant belonging to a subsidiary of Nornickel, the world’s leading nickel and palladium producer. The fine is a record amount of compensation to be paid for environmental damage in the history of Russia.

The accident took place at the Nadezhdinski Metallurgical Plant near the Siberian city of Norilsk where a large amount of the spilled petrochemicals seeped into the Ambarnaya River. The leak occurred after a fuel tank,

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In a statement on social media, the head

which was built on permafrost, became depressurised due to the subsidence of its support pillars.

of Russia’s state environment agency Rosprirodnadzor, Svetlana Radionova, said: “We won! Thank you to everyone who cares about the environment. For the first time in the

On February 5, the Krasnoyarsk Arbitration Court said it agreed with the Russian government’s claim that the cost of

history of Russia, we loudly declare: ecology is everyone’s business! And the polluter will pay!”.

damage caused by the leak amounted to 146.2 billion rubles and not the 21 billion rubles (£205m/$280m) that Nornickel had

Nornickel has contested the 148 billion ruble fine since Rosprirodnadzor’s calculation of the damage was first announced. Rather

calculated itself.

Russian authorities blamed the company for

than denying responsibility, Nornickel disputed the calculations used to determine the cost of damage. It said the damage

failing to prevent one of the Arctic region’s worst ever ecological disasters. The Moscow Times says that a report commissioned

caused to water bodies and soil were based on assumptions, leading to a distortion of the true damage estimates.

by Nornickel and published in November 2020 by consulting group Environmental Resources Management (ERM) supported the view of the Russian government. The report said a “cocktail” of the tank’s design flaws, management failures, and rising temperatures had made it a simple matter of time before a disaster occurred at the plant.

Shares in Nornickel dropped by 1.5% following the court’s decision. The company is owned

by Russia’s richest man, Vladimir Potanin, a close associate of President Vladimir Putin.

President Putin held a televised government meeting following the incident in May and heavily criticised both the local government

In October 2020, a court convicted the former Mayor of Norilsk for his role in the spill.

Rinat Akhmetchin was convicted of criminal negligence after the failure to report the spill immediately. The conviction of Akhmetchin, the Mayor at the time of the spill, was expedited after he confessed to all charges. Akhmetchin was sentenced to six months of community

Following the February 5 court decision, Nornickel said it would carefully study the court decision after receiving its full text. If the mining giant does not appeal the court decision, it will have one month until it must

and Nornickel for its response to the spill.

Shortly after the leak, it emerged that officials first heard about the leak on social media, two days after it had occurred. Putin declared a state of emergency on June 3 while several employees of the Nornnickel subsidiary were

service and lost 15% of his wages. According to local media, Akhmetchin was charged with criminal negligence after police found evidence on his phone. Police said that his failure to declare an emergency situation in a timely manner led to a significant increase in the

pay the record fine.

detained.

damage caused by the spill.

Satellite imagery taken in May 2020 near Norilsk showing the spill into its nearby rivers (colouring the water red) – Image: European Space Agency

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Side effects of Brexit a Notified Body for the purpose of offering documentation to support CE marking of equipment placed on the market in Northern Ireland, where the ATEX Directive (and most

Regulations are amended, we will proceed exactly as we had been doing for ATEX.

others) still apply. This is one of the reasons why the Approved Body number remains the same as the previous Notified Body number.

Therefore, we can continue to offer ATEX

of the eventual outcome, relates to the use of ATEX marked components, originating outside the UK, but incorporated into UKCA marked equipment. ATEX components do not carry the actual CE Marking, as they are not intended for final placing on

Certification, but having a very restricted use for the manufacturer. Such an ATEX Certificate would require the CE Marking on the product to be followed by the mark that

the market ready for installation but will be incorporated into the equipment by the equipment manufacturer. For sale in GB (but not Northern Ireland) the equipment will bear

s I write this, the UK is one full month into final separation from the EU. Clearly there has been chaos in many cross-border transit areas, but

confirms it is valid only in Northern Ireland.

the UKCA Mark.

In the ATEX field, we see little commercial purpose in this activity. The fact is that we

As a UK AB, we will no longer be entitled to rely on just the ATEX Component Certificate,

things are starting to move forward slowly.

(and presumably all other Approved Bodies in our sector who have EU-based partners) can arrange a “full” ATEX Certificate via

but we can get around this problem by looking at additional documentation, particularly if the component also has

The Northern Ireland Protocol has been brought into focus by the short-lived suggestion from Brussels that they would initiate a land border between Northern

our associated EU-based Notified Bodies, probably for exactly the same cost as the specific Northern Ireland only version.

IECEx documentation which will always be in the English language. We can still use an ATEX or IECEx certificate to define the component, even if the certificate does not

Ireland and the Republic, in order to establish control over supplies of COVID-19 vaccines. Hopefully, by the time this is in

Just as there is a forum for the European Notified Bodies to meet and agree matters (ExNBG for ATEX), we now have the

automatically confirm conformity with the UK regulations.

print, the problems of vaccine supply will have eased, and the border suggestion put back in its box. However, it has perhaps

UKEX Approved Bodies Group (ABG) that meets along with our accreditor (UKAS) and controlling government department

The potential problem, from 1 January 2022 onwards, relates to the possibility that the paperwork accompanying that

brought the customs border down the middle of the Irish Sea into focus in the minds of many people who did not consider

(BEIS). Among the first decisions is that the certificates should be UKEX certificates, rather than ATEX certificates. We have

component may, or may not, be acceptable to allow import to GB for the purpose of incorporation in equipment which will, itself,

it relevant to their own lives.

agreed appropriate master certificate formats so that, as with ATEX, all UK AB’s certificates will use a similar layout.

be subject to certification. This is where we are seeking further clarification from BEIS. Who thought Brexit was going to be easy?

Every two months, SGS Baseefa Technical Manager Ron Sinclair MBE gives his perspective on the latest developments in the world of standards.

A

That Irish Sea customs border is not only relevant to those who live in and export goods to Northern Ireland. It directly affects how the recently appointed UK Approved Bodies for the various new regulations, and their customers, go about their business.

I can only speak directly for my own company, SGS Baseefa, but I am sure

We have also agreed that, until BEIS gets around to publishing equivalent UK guidelines, we will take account of the current ATEX Guidelines published by the EU Commission, in order to ensure that the minimum of change is required by our customers. Among other things, this helps

that most bodies that were automatically switched by the UK government from being an EU Notified Body to being a UK Approved body are having to take decisions about Northern Ireland. The fact is that we did not, as anticipated, totally

to clarify when a “borderline product” is either within or without the scope of the UK regulations.

lose our Notified Body status. We remain

of the Regulations and agreed that, until the

We have discussed with BEIS where there is a potential problem with the exact wording

The one area, where we are still not sure

About the author SGS Baseefa’s Technical Manager Ron Sinclair MBE will continue to attend the European Notified Bodies Group for ATEX (ExNBG), although representing SGS Fimko, their partner EU Notified Body, now that the UK bodies are excluded.

He is Chair of the IECEx Service Facility Certification Committee and a member of the IECEx Executive. He is chair of the UK Standards Committee operating in this area for electrical equipment, and recently retired as chair of the European committee.

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Compliance with Occupational Exposure Limits for Electro-Magnetic Exposure product manufacturers and suppliers to plan and instigate effective and efficient approvals.

SGS provides measurements of electromagnetic fields (EMF) in the work place to assist employers in assessing the risk opposed to occupational workers including those at particular risk.

Engineers will attend and perform detailed measurements against the limits specified in the Control of Electromagnetic Fields at Work Regulations 2016, thereby assisting manufacturers in meeting their legal obligations.

SGS United Kingdom Ltd is a UKAS Approved Test House accredited to EN ISO 17025 and a Notified Body under the Electro-Magnetic Compatibility Directive 2014/30/EU. The company specialises in a single in-house Electro-Magnetic Compatibility testing in combination with RED, Machinery and Electrical Safety requirements and is also able to provide full consultancy services and training, enabling

If you require EMF assistance we can offer you a costeffective solution with total peace of mind. Why not get in touch and call us on +44 (0)191 377 2000, quoting 5571.

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Hazardex 2021 Conference & Exhibition Early Preview

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6th & 7th October • Harrogate • Yorkshire • UK ollowing the English Government’s announcement in February and the continued success of the vaccine rollout, Hazardex will now be staged

restrictions or health risk concerns at that time.

on 6th and 7th October 2021, dates we are sure will allow us to run the event safely. Hazardex 2021 will still be staged at the Hilton Majestic Hotel in Harrogate, North Yorkshire, UK.

remaining stands, so get in touch now to secure your place at the high hazard industry’s most prestigious event!

To ensure the continuation of knowledge sharing, networking and product/service sourcing that Hazardex is synonymous with, we will be making content available post-event for any delegates unable to attend in person due to travel

review best practice and the latest research in areas key to managing process safety effectively.

Bookings are still being taken for the few

For more than 20 years, the international

In 2020, the Hazardex event successfully returned to the elegant North Yorkshire spa town of Harrogate where presenters, exhibitors, and attendees alike were impressed by the Hilton Majestic Hotel’s

Hazardex Conference & Exhibition has been the ideal platform for sharing key industry information and topical discussion on process safety-related topics and sourcing product & service suppliers. The annual event brings together those with hazardous area and wider safety responsibilities to

improved facilities and accommodation. The venue is 10 minutes’ walk from Harrogate railway station, 30 minutes (12 miles) by road from Leeds Bradford International airport and just over an hour by road from most of north-eastern and north-western England, Humberside and the Midlands.

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28 Hazardex 2021 The 2021 event will again return to the Majestic – a Double Tree by Hilton

process safety-related topics, all of which can be seen on our website. Submit an

Baseefa, and Tempa Pano. More exhibitors will be confirmed in the coming weeks.

establishment – for a two-day event on October 6 & 7 and will feature an impressive conference consisting of several prominent and engaging presenters. The conference is the main feature of the Hazardex event and consistently brings together regulators,

abstract now to share your knowledge and experiences with the most important peers and stakeholders of the global high hazard industry. There is no charge to submit or present, although we are seeking only non-commercial papers which aim to share

Details for confirmed exhibitors can be seen on pages 30 and 32 of this issue.

high hazard industry association leaders, top industry executives and process safety experts to share their knowledge, insights, and experiences with delegates.

For the third year running, the 2021

expertise and knowledge. All speakers will get an inclusive pass for all conference sessions plus a seat at the prestigious Awards Gala Dinner on the evening of October 6. Visit the Hazardex Event website for more information on submitting a paper.

which is more significant than ever following the disruption that COVID-19 has had on business relationships worldwide.

Opportunities to network are not just offered through the outstanding Conference & Exhibition, but there will be ample opportunity

conference will branch out from its Hazardous Area Operations and Process Safety focus to include Personal Protection Technology (PPTex) topics. Our PPTex

The exhibition is another crucial element of the Hazardex event, with leading hazardous area sector companies displaying their

to meet with attendees from government agencies, regulators, certification bodies, operators, and industry, and many more at the Gala Dinner and drinks reception at the

supplement focuses on smart devices and wearables which are helping improve process and worker safety in high hazard industries.

The sector has continued to see impressive

products and services to the assembled professional audience. A range of significant companies involved in high hazard industries and process safety will be in attendance,

end of the event’s first day on October 6.

growth and has even been buoyed by the COVID-19 pandemic as companies look to adopt digital technology to help boost

creating a one-stop-shop for all the latest and greatest in technology and services.

Some of the confirmed exhibitors include

Awards Evening designed to recognise excellence in the hazardous area sector.

The awards programme has long been a

efficiency and safety during a time where both are as vital as ever.

The Call for Papers deadline has been

the Association of Electrical and Mechanical Trades (AEMT), ANT Telecommunications, C&P Engineering, CCG, CompEx, Dialight, Exloc Instruments, Ex-Machinery Explosion

benchmark for those supplying products, services and systems within hazardous areas. You can play your part in raising awareness and standards across the sector

extended to reflect Hazardex 2021’s new dates and we continue to welcome noncommercial submissions from contributors

Proof Equipment, F.E.S. (EX), the Institute of Measurement & Control (InstMC), Mutech, North East of England Process Industry

by nominating a company, product or service for the Hazardex 2021 awards, entering your vote and encouraging your colleagues

with experience and knowledge of the process safety and high hazard sectors.

We are seeking submissions on a range of

Cluster (NEPIC), Pepperl+Fuchs, Pratley Exporting, R&M Electrical, Rehintacho, ROSE, Roxby Training Solutions, SAFT, SGS

to do likewise. For more information, visit www.hazardex-event.co.uk

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As always, the Hazardex Conference & Exhibition will provide exceptional opportunities for networking, something

The Gala Dinner is a part of the industry recognised and well-renowned Hazardex

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ATEX approved

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Hazardex 2021 – Exhibitor Profiles The Association of Electrical and Mechanical Trades (AEMT) – Tabletop

ANT Telecommunications Ltd – Stand 25

Tel: +44 (0)1904 674 899

Tel: +44 (0) 1494 833100

Email: admin@aemt.co.uk

Email: info@anttelecom.co.uk

Web: www.theaemt.com

Web: wwww.anttelecom.co.uk

C&P Engineering Services Ltd – Stand 20

CCG UK Ltd – Stand 22

Tel: +44 (0) 1792 897002

Hazardex 2021

Tel: +44 (0) 1642 430346

Email: info@cpengineering.co.uk

Email: t.murray@ccgcablegland.co.uk

Web: www.cpengineering.co.uk

Web: www.ccgcablegland.co.uk

CompEx - JT Ltd – Stand 32

Connectivity – Tabletop

Tel: +44 (0) 800 0852308

Tel: +44 (0) 1732 359990

Email: info@compex.org.uk

Email: connectivity@imlgroup.co.uk

Web: www.compex.org.uk

Web: www.connectivity4ir.co.uk

Dialight – Stand 27

Exloc Instruments (UK) Ltd – Stand 9

Tel: +44 (0) 203 058 3540

Tel: +44 (0) 1457 239301

Email: sales-europe@dialight.com

Email: atither@exloc.co.uk

Web: www.dialight.com

Web: www.exloc.co.uk

F.E.S. (EX) Ltd – Stand 31

Institute of Measurement & Control – Tabletop

Tel: +44 (0) 1472 598987

Tel: +44 (0) 207 387 4949

Email: enquiries@fes-ex.com

Email: conferences@instmc.org.uk

Web: www.fes-ex.com

Web: www.instmc.org.uk

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32 Hazardex 2021 Mutech Ltd – Stand 10

NEPIC (North East of England Process Industry Cluster) – Tabletop

Tel: +44 (0) 161 872 0400

Tel: +44 (0) 1642 442 560

Email: Julia.Cameron@mutech.co.uk

Email: enquiries@nepic.co.uk

Web: www.mutech.uk

Web: www.nepic.co.uk

Pepperl+Fuchs Ltd – Stand 18

Pratley Exporting (Pty) Ltd – Stand 7

Tel: +44 (0) 2380 231800

Tel: +27 11 955 2190

Email: sjwebster@gb.pepperl-fuchs.com

Email: exports@pratley.com

Web: www.pepperl-fuchs.com

Web: www.pratley.com

R&M Electrical Group Ltd – Stand 16

Rheintacho UK Ltd – Stand 21

Tel: +44 (0) 1642 430346

Tel: +44 (0) 113 287 4411

Email: info@rm-electrical.com

Email: sales@rheintacho.co.uk

Web: www.rm-electrical.com

Web: www.rheintacho.com

ROSE - Phoenix Mecano Group – Stand 17

Roxby Training Solutions Ltd – Stand 31

Tel: +44 (0) 1296 611660

Tel: +44 (0) 1642 438700

Email: asabre@pmgb.co.uk

Email: j.dean@roxby.com

Web: www.rose-systemtechnik.com

Web: www.roxby.com

Rugged Mobile Systems – Stand 29

SAFT – Stand 2

Tel: +44 (0) 845 652 0816

Tel: +33 (0) 549 55 59 44

Email: sales@rm-systems.co.uk

Email: Wayne.PITT@saftbatteries.com

Web: www.ruggedmobilesystems.co.uk

Web: www.saftbatteries.com

SGS Baseefa – Stand 23

Tempa Pano – Stand Tabletop

Tel: +44 (0) 1298 766 600

Tel: +44 (0) 1925 811290

Email: Baseefa@sgs.com

Email: info@tempapano.co.uk

Web: www.sgs.co.uk

Web: www.tempapano.co.uk

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Functional safety cannot be determined without considering systems as a whole and the environment with which they interact

Functional safety in process applications I

n this article, Roger Highton, Product Line Manager at Eaton for MTL Process Connectivity Products, provides some insights into designing for functional safety in hazardous applications.

Safety is a key consideration in the design and specification of equipment for use in any industrial application. In environments where potentially flammable gasses and dust are constantly present, it is particularly important to understand how to design out risk as far as possible.

The way we consider safety and respond to risk has changed over time, influenced in

Key questions to ask include: what is the SIS protecting against? What would the consequences be should the SIS fail? no small part by incidents like Buncefield.

While there are clear regulations which require compliance, there is also recognition that functional safety – a ‘best practice’ approach which considers how safety is managed as a whole – can be most effective in reducing risk. Demonstrating

compliance with both the engineering and management aspects of functional safety standards provides auditable evidence that due measures are in place.

Defining terms Functional Safety relates to the part of overall safety that depends upon the correct operation of an electrical, electronic, or programmable electronic safety instrumented system (SIS). The requirements for such a SIS are defined in the IEC 61508 group of standards. These include an umbrella standard as well as separate standards for different industries, including processing.

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36 Functional Safety Essentially, functional safety applies wherever electrical & electronic products

recognised reduction measures. Once existing protection layers have been taken

Manual providing all the data required by the user to determine if it is suitable for the

are used in safety and protection systems, where overall safety depends on equipment or a system operating correctly in response to its inputs. For example, using a thermal sensor in the windings of an electric motor to de-energise the motor before they can

into account, further reductions in risk may be achieved through the implementation of safety instrumented systems. The emphasis here is on “the correct functioning of a safety instrumented system”.

application.

overheat is an instance of functional safety.

Functional safety cannot be determined without considering systems as a whole and the environment with which they interact. As such, functional safety

Safety instrumented systems are distinct from process control systems. They are designed to provide a final protection layer to prevent harm if a hazardous event occurs. Whereas a process control system is designed to operate continually, a SIS

equipment. One way of doing so is to use products that are intrinsically safe (IS): designed and certified to be incapable of releasing sufficient electrical or thermal energy – under normal or abnormal conditions – to cause ignition. Whilst IS equipment is widely

standards have much in common with quality standards, in that they require compliant companies to specify and adopt a systematic and auditable approach that

is required to operate infrequently, with a high and predictable probability of success.

Accurate specification at the outset and regular testing throughout its lifetime are key

used in process applications, the requirement for both IS and functional safety approvals is limited to the signals used for safety and fire & gas systems.

regulates the full lifecycle of the SIS.

to ensuring that a SIS will fulfil its function.

Key questions to ask include: what is the SIS protecting against? What would the consequences be should the SIS fail?

Risk management IEC 61508:2010 defines safety as “freedom

Also, many functional safety applications are used in processes where there is a risk of hazardous gases or dust being present, requiring suitable certification of the installed

Conclusion Functional safety standards are here to stay and provide an important framework

from unacceptable risk”. Compliance requires a systematic appraisal of risk within process operations and to define criteria for

Roles and responsibilities

the acceptability of these risks. Risk levels can be mitigated by either reducing the frequency of a hazardous event occurring, or by minimising the consequences.

user’s responsibility to ensure that any SIS are fit for purpose, have the correct performance characteristics, and are maintained and managed

made by a certified FSM company is a contributing factor in ensuring that safety instrumented systems are fully compliant.

Measures of controlling risk, including Good Engineering Practice (GEP) and

correctly. Equipment suppliers also have responsibilities to ensure their equipment is assessed according to the functional safety

For more information about Functional Safety, including a free poster to download, visit: https://www.mtl-inst.com/mtl_

Layer of Protection Analysis (LOPA), are

standards and provide the Functional Safety

group/about_mtl_group/fsm

There are increasing requirements to demonstrate an adequate level of functional safety, especially after incidents such as Buncefield in 2005 Image: Flickr/User: Stuart Axe

In functional safety terms, it is the end

to developing a holistic approach to risk assessment and management in process applications. Incorporating products

About the author

Roger Highton is Product Line Manager for MTL Process Connectivity Products for Eaton. Roger has worked in the automation industry for more than 25 years, with a special interest in working with end users on the development and adoption of new connectivity and digitisation technology.

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The vital role of translation memory within hazardous industries G

lobal economic challenges have hit the oil, gas and chemical industries more severely than any previous hurdle before. These sectors might be used

on the high levels of regulation, safety and process required to remain compliant in their vital relationships with international partners.

Digitalisation is expected to be a key part of

in these highly regulated industries who haven’t used translation before may worry that a service provider either won’t understand their terminology, or that suitable translations

to the usual ups and downs of trading cycles, but data shows global oil demand fell by as much as 25 per cent in April 2020, while predictions state that unless the shale market quickly

this transition, with companies looking at how they can use technology to reduce the costs of currently expensive parts of their operations, to free up capital which enables them to be more flexible and agile in the future.

into other languages aren’t available and therefore won’t make sense to the end user.

transforms itself to be more ecoconscious, its future will be different to its current, prosperous state.

As such, many organisations will be looking at how they can streamline their operations to make financial savings, without compromising

For those that want to expand their footprint across the world, or improve relationships with existing international suppliers, they will come to rely more closely on translation services to deliver accurate and relevant communications in multiple different languages. Those working

However, there is technology available which supports businesses in hazardous sectors to make efficiencies, but which also ensures – when used by specialist linguists – that crucial pieces of collateral such as technical brochures, data sheets, and health and safety processes use accurate terminology across different languages to ensure consistency, reduce costs and streamline timings.

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For example, certain translation technologies

the translator that there is bespoke information available which can be reused to speed up the process. As a result, the translator can focus

During the process of translating these pieces of guidance, a specialist translator will translate the first sentence. When it reaches the second

incorporate bespoke ‘memories’ of a company’s most frequently used terminology and language. They are built by specialist

on the content to be translated, meaning that the client doesn’t have to pay twice for two identical sets of translations.

sentence, translation memory technology will indicate that something within the sentence has already been translated previously, but it

If parts of a previous document have been translated in a similar but not identical way

will mark any words that require a change – i.e. from ‘good’ to ‘basic’ – enabling the translator to translate the sentence more quickly than if

technical translators during the course of translation projects to ensure that complex phrases and words are translated consistently in multiple different languages, ensuring highquality translation output, no matter which country in the world it is being used, as well as a more streamlined, more efficient and, ultimately, a more cost-effective process.

Designed to make the process of translation smarter, translation memory software also

In the below example from a set of chemical safety data sheets, there are similar storage instruction phrases that can be efficiently translated using translation memory. Consider

from scratch. Then, they will receive a second flag when the translation memory reaches the third sentence, displaying the original translation and indicating that ‘general’ should be changed to ‘controlled’. The remainder of the second and third sentences will have automatically been updated, based on the translation memory’s knowledge of the first

enables greater automation and increased precision. With the ability to store and remember words, phrases and even entire sections of text in company-specific, secure databases, if the translation of previous technical material is already within the

these three sentences: • Provide a good standard of general ventilation • Provide a basic standard of general ventilation • Provide a good standard of controlled

sentence, achieving greater efficiencies compared to translating from scratch. In one case of using translation memory on a 46,451word project, we only needed to translate 18,993 words with the remainder reused via the translation memory, equating to a cost

translation memory, it will issue a prompt to

before, the translation memory will highlight this to the translator too, with the necessary changes marked.

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44 Certification

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CCC certification for certain electrical explosion-proof products in China S

authorities that are conducting the actual certifications. For explosion-proof products

have required CCC certification in China.

This new certification requirement came into force after the announcement and

the most important certification authorities are NEPSI (National Supervision and Inspection Centre for Explosion Protection

a transition period of one year, during which affected companies could already apply for certification.

and Safety of Instrumentation), CQST (China National Quality Supervision and Test Centre for Explosion Protected Electrical Products)

ince October 1, 2020 certain electrical explosion-proof products

and CQC (China Quality Certification Centre).

The State Administration for Market regulation (SAMR) announced back in

It is important to note that not all explosion-

October 2019 that the catalogue for products that require CCC certification in China would be extended to include certain electrical explosion-proof products.

Affected products are required to obtain the mandatory certification prior to being imported or sold in the Chinese market.

The product catalogue for CCC certification undergoes regular changes and new additions to the certification scope are usually announced by the SAMR along with the publication of corresponding implementation rules that specify the certification process.

These are published by the Certification and Accreditation Administration of China (CNCA).

proof products fall under the new CCC certification requirement. Currently, it only applies to electrical explosion-proof products, so mechanical explosion-proof machines as a whole cannot obtain CCC certification.

Additionally, not all electrical explosionproof products require CCC certification.

The following list is an example of important

CCC stands for China Compulsory Certification and aims to ensure product quality and standardisation for affected products through a mandatory certification scheme. It applies not only to imported products, but also goods manufactured in

For explosion-proof products the relevant implementation rule is CNCA-C23-01:2019.

explosion-proof product categories that are included in the scope of requiring CCC: • Electric motors • Pumps • Switches, control and starter products • Actuators and solenoid valves

China as well.

It is responsible for accrediting the relevant

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While the CCC certification scheme is administered by the CNCA in general, this institution does not issue CCC certificates.

• Surveillance and communication

Certification 45

products (e.g. cameras or loudspeakers) • Cable glands, junction boxes, connectors • Refrigeration and air conditioning units, dehumidifiers • Sensors (e.g. temperature sensor, speed sensor, position sensor) • Safety barriers Apart from a CCC-Ex requirement, products like certain electric motors can also fall under a regular CCC certification requirement. This can result in two separate CCC certifications being required for one product.

While the general implementation rules are defined in the regulations published by the CNCA, each accredited authority publishes their own detailed implementation rules that contain more information regarding

GB standards

No.

Explosion-proofing type

1

Explosion suppression “d”

GB3836.2

2

Increased safety “e”

GB3836.3

3

Intrinsically safe “i”

GB3836.4

4

Positive pressure enclosure “p”

5

Immersion “o”

GB/T3836.6

6

Sand filling “q”

GB/T3836.7

7

“n” type

GB3836.8

8

Encapsulation “m”

GB3836.9

9

Intrinsically safe “iD”

GB12476.4

10

Enclosure protection “tD”

11

Encapsulation protection “mD”

GB12476.6

12

Positive pressure protection “pD”

GB12476.7

General standards Detailed standards

GB3836.1

GB/T3836.5

GB12476.5

GB12476.1

the certification process, classification or required testing.

travel restrictions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Part of the certification process is to ensure

NEPSI, for example, currently issues CCC

design change or a change in the company name, need to be officially reported to the authority through change applications and can result in additional product tests.

that the affected products conform to Chinese national standards. The product requirements and testing methods are defined in the

certificates after successfully passing the application process and product tests or a review of the IECEx documentation without an

Overall, implementing the new CCC-Ex certification requirements has been and

Chinese GB standards. The relevant standards for the CCC certification of explosion-proof products are shown in the table at the top of this page.

initial factory inspection. However, as soon as the situation allows for international travel, a factory audit must still take place, but no fixed timeline has been announced so far. This is an

remains to be a challenge for companies due to the short transition period and disruptions due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Nevertheless, the recognition of IECEx test reports and

Apart from the application process, the two most important elements in the certification

opportunity for significant time savings in the certification process, especially for international companies that have not yet applied for the

postponement of initial factory audits have helped, but capacities at Chinese authorities are still very strained by the large number of

process are product tests and a factory audit.

After obtaining the certification, regular followup audits must be passed in order to maintain

CCC-Ex certification and currently cannot import their Ex-proof products.

applications they are having to process.

the validity of the certificates.

Typically, only test reports from accredited labs

For the application process, it is important to note that manuals in the Chinese language must be submitted for each product as part

in China are accepted for CCC certification however for the CCC-Ex certification there are special processes that may allow for existing

of the documentation. This can potentially be another factor that can cost time in the application process and should be considered

certifications and test reports to be used.

Specifically, IECEx certificates and test reports may be used as the basis for a CCC-Ex certification. During the application process, the IECEx test reports and documentation will be evaluated and may be allowed to be used in lieu of product testing in China.

in advance to minimise the impact on the certification timeline.

Even though IECEx test reports may be recognised in China, an audit by the Chinese authority cannot be replaced by an existing IECEx QAR. While the authorities normally send out their Chinese auditors for the initial factory inspection, there are currently special

can be requested by the authorities during the certification process.

arrangements to account for the international

Various changes, for example a product

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After successful certification, the products must be marked with the CCC logo.

Regulations apply to ensure certain parameters (like diameter or height) are observed and additional marking requirements

CCC certificates have a validity of 5 years under the condition that regular follow-up inspections are maintained and passed.

Julian Busch is Managing Director of MPR China Certification GmbH and China Certification Corporation, a company that supports manufacturers worldwide in obtaining product certifications for China, India, Korea and other markets.

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Ex Special Interest Group Briefing Note: Ex ‘d’ flanges – installation T

he Institute of Measurement and Control Explosive Atmospheres Special Interest Group (Ex-SIG) aims to promote good practice and support continuing professional development in the Ex discipline through a range of activities and publications. The group produces briefing notes to help inform members on key topics. These are first released to members of the SIG before being made publicly available. The following is an Ex-SIG briefing note on the installation of Ex ‘d’ flanges.

It is often assumed that painting of flanges on Ex ‘d’ enclosures is not allowed, but the protection technique does not rely upon the maintenance of a gap; it depends upon the

the flange faces when the joint is remade.

It is also for this reason that only nonhardening greases are permitted on

gases from an internal explosion in a manner liable to ignite an external atmosphere.

A variety of effects contribute to the cooling

gap not exceeding the dimension specified.

flange faces.

“For flanged joints of other than quick-acting doors or covers, there shall be no intentional

Any gap must be less than specified as allowable, to prevent the transmission of

of the gases and testing has established the ‘maximum experimental safe gap’ and the acceptable proximity of obstructions and use of weatherproofing tape.

gap between the surfaces other than that created by the flatness tolerances of the mating parts.” (Reference IEC 60079-1: 2014 Section 5).

Painting is allowed and should not be identified as a defect.

“Painting (by the user) of a flameproof enclosure after complete assembly is permitted. The application of grease to the flameproof joint faces will reduce, but not eliminate, the quantity of paint penetrating the gap.” (EEMUA, A Practitioner’s Handbook for Potentially Explosive Atmospheres.

Publication 186. Edition 7, 6.5.1.5) Painting of the joint surfaces themselves is not permitted.

Painting is sometimes discouraged because of the possibility, when a flange is separated, for paint flakes to prevent proper mating of

Zone* Gas Group Sub-Division (*Not the equipment rating)

Minimum Obstruction Distance (applicable to flange joints, not compliant threaded joints)

IIA

10mm

IIB

30mm

IIC

40mm

Non-hardening grease-bearing tape may (per the above EEMUA guide 4.4.4.6) be applied (in a single layer with a short overlap) as follows:

Zone* Gas Group Sub-Division (*Not the equipment rating)

Stipulation Allowed

IIB

Allowed if maximum gap between the joint surfaces does not exceed 0.1mm irrespective of the flange width.

IIC

NOT allowed

New tape should be applied whenever the existing tape is disturbed.

This document is distributed by the Ex-SIG as an information service to the SIG membership.

No guarantee is made by the institute or the author(s) concerning the accuracy, reliability or completeness of the information provided. This document should not be construed as providing advice. Readers should satisfy themselves of the applicability of the information provided.

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In process automation, intrinsically safe transmission technology offers significant benefits in terms of installation, maintenance and flexibility

Ex i-protected solutions for process automation T

he “intrinsic safety” type of

achieves very high levels of safety, allowing

protection covers a wide range of applications and is currently used in systems ranging from simple point-topoint wiring to digital automation for

corresponding designs to be implemented even in extremely hazardous areas in Zone 0. Another advantage of the intrinsically safe type of protection is that it does not

Industry 4.0. Ex i-protected solutions enable direct process data capture in hazardous areas, reduce installation

require the use of any special enclosure encapsulation, such as that required

by Ex d and Ex p types of protection.

work and can be tested and maintained during ongoing operation.

A typical Ex i electrical circuit for a 4-20 mA application

technology, either – in this sector, intrinsic

However, the enclosures do need to meet the requirements of the surrounding environment, which are often met by the Ex

It has been a good 50 years since the first intrinsically safe field devices and associated safety barriers were used for

safety allows more flexible use of antennae.

Currently, the trend is heading towards intrinsically safe solutions for Industrial

e type of protection. As a rule, industrialtype cable bushings and plug connections are used for intrinsically safe circuits, which

the first time. This technology has changed over the years, but the typical signals, such as analogue 4–20 mA signals, are still in

Ethernet. Corresponding standards for interoperable, intrinsically safe IP communication based on 10BASE-T1L and

is particularly advantageous when using Ethernet or radio signals.

use today. The variety and versatility of applications has continued to grow. The Ex i (intrinsic safety) type of protection is now common.

100BASE-TX-IS technology are currently being developed and made ready for market in two working groups.

Ex i-protected devices are also extremely practical in terms of their handling during ongoing operation. Extensions and repairs can be performed on live equipment in hazardous areas (hot work) and devices can be added or separated without having to shut down the system or parts of the system entirely (hot swap). This is especially

For several decades, intrinsically safe fieldbus versions of Profibus DP and Modbus RTU have been primarily used

Simple handling during ongoing operation The protective principle behind intrinsic safety is based on the concept of limiting

to network remote I/O devices, operating terminals and analysis equipment. In addition, Ex i-protected fieldbus installations with PROFIBUS PA or Foundation Fieldbus H1 have proven to be useful for digital communication up to field devices. These

the amount of energy in an electrical circuit to a non-ignitable extent, in order to ensure that sparks or thermal effects can no longer become sources of ignition. In this sense, this type of protection always comprises a combination of current/voltage

beneficial when troubleshooting problems or swapping out devices.

developments didn’t stop at wireless

sources, consumers and cables. This

60079-25 for device protection, as well as

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The basics of intrinsic safety Intrinsically safe circuits are subject to the requirements of EN IEC 60079-11 and

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the structure and inspection of intrinsically safe electrical devices. The maximum

Particularly complex individual cases – such as electrical circuits that are supplied

permissible voltage and current values that ensure intrinsic safety are determined using ignition limit curves. For each explosion group, there is a corresponding curve. An electrical circuit is considered to be intrinsically safe if the pair of values made up of the voltage and current are

from multiple sources – require detailed calculations, which R. STAHL is happy to perform on request as a service, as well as teaching users about intrinsic safety in specialist seminars.

underneath the ignition limit curve for the relevant explosive atmosphere. For use in Zone 1 or Zone 0, the permissible value is reduced by an additional safety factor of 1.5. For example, a piece of intrinsically safe electrical equipment with a power supply of 30 V intended for use in an explosive atmosphere in explosion group IIC must be supplied with a maximum of

Special case: Simple apparatus

Ignition limit curves from IEC EN 60079-11: At 30 V, the maximum permissible current for use in explosion group IIC in Zone 1 is 102 mA

When implementing the intrinsic safety protective concept, certain equipment that is considered to be “simple” can be used without requiring an EU-Type Examination Certificate. However, the use of this

Verification of intrinsic safety

option demands caution, as it requires a thorough in-house assessment of these devices and equipment, such as switches,

For use in Zone 0, a device with intrinsically safe circuits must comply with these current and voltage values even if two errors

Before commissioning an intrinsically safe circuit, the intrinsic safety of the circuit must be demonstrated according to DIN EN 60079-14 in order to ensure that the source, cables and consumers meet

LEDs, thermocouples or Pt100 resistance thermometers according to IEC EN 60079-0 and 60079-11. Depending on the construction type, this involves evaluating factors such as heating behaviour, insulation

occur. For circuits in Zone 1, this applies if one error occurs. For use in Zone 2, it is sufficient for these values to be complied

the requirements of the standard when interconnected. To obtain this verification, the values for the voltage, current and

to earth, IP protection, and more, as well as recording the results of these evaluations in writing.

with during normal operation.

Intrinsically safe installation

Depending on the intended application

power of the circuit, as well as the capacitances and inductances of the energy storage device are evaluated. If the output

range (Zone 0, 1 or 2), the letter a, b or c is added to the Ex i designation. The same addition also indicates the Equipment

values for the voltage source, current and power (Uo, Io, Po) do not exceed the input values of the connected consumer (Ui, Ii,

intrinsically safe circuits set out in IEC EN 60079-14 include protection against the ingress of excess energy, for instance

Protection Level (EPL) for equipment approved for use in Zone 0, 1 or 2. The EPL, which is written as Ga, Gb or Gc,

Pi), and the connected capacitances and inductances of the consumers (Ci, Li) and cables (Cc, Lc) do not exceed the limiting

through the induction of switching voltages or other electromagnetic interconnections.

Alongside correctly marking and routing

is indicated in the EC Type Examination Certificate and on the device’s rating plate.

values (Co, Lo), proof of intrinsic safety can be granted.

Selecting devices

This verification must be documented. The values for the proof of intrinsic safety are taken from the operating instructions for the device in question. For the cable, either the values from the data sheet or exemplary values from the standard can be used. The

cables and wires, users must ensure that separation distances are left between electrically conductive components in intrinsically safe and non-intrinsically safe circuits.

102 mA in Zone 1.

As part of the project engineering process, devices are selected based on their zone classification and the expected characteristics of the explosive atmosphere (temperature class, explosion group). This

The central installation requirements for

Inherently safe fibre optics When transmitting digital signals over long distances, fibre optic cables are

step is not significantly different from the same procedure when using equipment that uses a different type of protection.

However, it is unique in that when an electrical connection is to be established

definitive values for the cable are determined using the length.

It is somewhat more difficult to obtain proof of intrinsic safety for consumers

an alternative to copper conductors.

Depending on the optical fibre that is used, fibre optic technology allows signals to be transmitted over distances of up to 30 km with very little interference. Multiple types of

between an intrinsically safe field device and the automation system, as a general rule, a device that separates the intrinsically safe circuit from the “normal” electrical circuit is required. This means that the two devices need to be compatible.

with simultaneously effective inductances Li and capacitances Ci. Under these circumstances, users can either use values that have been certified for sources in this situation or they can halve the limiting values for Co and Lo in accordance with the “50% rule”.

protection are available for use in hazardous areas. Inherently safe radiation (Ex op is) is very similar to intrinsic safety in terms of its key features. This type of protection involves limiting potentially ignitable optical energy to non-ignitable levels, even under fault conditions. The Ex-protected fibre

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Zone-specific requirements for the Equipment Protection Level (EPL) and intrinsically safe design of electrical circuits

optics can be connected and disconnected in hazardous areas without interrupting operation; this makes installation, modification and maintenance work simple and cost-effective.

Wireless in hazardous areas For temporary installations, retrofitting existing networks and data exchange with mobile end devices, in particular, wireless communication represents an effective solution. R. STAHL creates application solutions based on a wide range of enclosure systems and components, with which conventional Wi-Fi access points and The proof of intrinsic safety must be documented

other network components can be adapted quickly for use in hazardous areas.

Stephan Schultz is a Senior Product Manager in the Automation business unit of R. STAHL. He has been working with R.STAHL since 2004 starting with the responsibility for the product range of zener barriers and isolators. As a part of this role he has achieved in-depth knowledge about explosion protection, intrinsic safety as well as functional safety.

He studied telecommunication engineering at the University of Applied Sciences of Deutsche Telekom in Berlin. After graduation he worked for more than 6 years in the telecommunication equipment industry before he joined R. STAHL.

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