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Intrinsic safety for electronic instrumentation in hazardous areas

Electrical Engineering, 1963
The intrinsic safety approach for making electric equipment safe in hazardous areas is to limit energy levels to values too low to cause ignition. Safe energy levels are adequate for instrumentation. Advantages include elimination of cumbersome explosion-proof housings, ease of servicing, and equipment that is more nearly foolproof.
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Mediating role of employees’ intrinsic motivation and psychological safety in the relationship between abusive supervision and innovative behavior: An empirical test in IT sector of Pakistan

Cogent Business and Management, 2022
Amanat Ali, Muhammad Sajid Khattak
exaly  

A novel compact intrinsic safety full range Methane microprobe sensor using “trans-world” processing method based on near-infrared spectroscopy

Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical, 2021
Lewen Zhang, Zhirong Zhang, Pengshuai Sun   +2 more
exaly  

Intrinsic safety

Journal of Occupational Accidents, 1985
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Intrinsic Safety

2020
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Intrinsic safety

Electronics and Power, 1983
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A comprehensive insight into the thermal runaway issues in the view of lithium-ion battery intrinsic safety performance and venting gas explosion hazards

Applied Energy, 2023
Gang Wei, Guangxu Zhang, Jiangong Zhu
exaly  

Study on Intrinsic Safety of Switched-Inductor Boost Converter

IECON 2023- 49th Annual Conference of the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society, 2023
Qinghai Meng, Xinying Li
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Verification of intrinsic safety on instrumentation loop

Process Safety Progress, 2023
Teik Hua Kuan
exaly  

Safety—intrinsic or invulnerable?

Microelectronics Reliability, 1972
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