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International Standards for mining
Safety on Machines and
Explosion Protection
Assessor of mines
Dr. Ing. Elmar Fuchs
Germany
Technical Director of VDMA
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Elmar Fuchs
Dr.-Ing. ,Assessor of mines51 years, married, 2 children,
until 2007: Head of Division Safety,
Explosion, fire prevention and
protection, Rescue organisation,ventilation,degassing and climate, DSKAG
since 2004: Director of National,european and international
Standardisation in safety for machines-appreciated specialist for mining
Technical director of VDMA
Manager Geo&Safety Consult
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Courriers 1906 (France)
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European Directives
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EquipmentEquipment means machines, apparatus, fixed or mobiledevices, control components and instrumentation thereof and
detection or prevention systems which, separately or jointly, areintended for the generation, transfer, storage, measurement,control and conversion of energy for the processing of materialand which are capable of causing an explosion through theirown potential sources of ignition.
Protective systems
Protective systems means design units which are intended tohalt incipient explosions immediately and/or to limit the effectiverange of explosion flames and explosion pressures. Protectivesystems may be integrated into equipment or separately placedon the market for use as autonomous systems.
ComponentsComponents means any item essential to the safe functioning
of equipment and protective systems but with no autonomousfunction.
Explosion protection and prevention in mining
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Convenor: Dr. Fuchs, Germany Secretary: Blasgude, DIN/FABERG, Germany
Members: Austria, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Italy, Poland, Spain,Sweden, United Kingdom
Subgroup 1
Explosion barriers in undergroundmines
EN 14591-2:2007-03
Explosion prevention and protectionin underground mines - Protectivesystems - Part 2: Passive watertrough barriers
Subgroup 2Equipment for firedamp drainage forunderground mines
EN 14983:2007-03Explosion prevention and protection inunderground mines - Equipment andprotective systems for firedampdrainage
EN 1127-2:2002-04Explosive atmospheres - Explosion prevention and protection - Part 2: Basicconcepts and methodology in mining
CEN/TC 305/WG 5Equipment and protective systems for mining
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Subgroup 3Extinguishing systems for road
headers
EN 14591-4:2007-07Explosion prevention and protection in
underground mines - Protectivesystems - Part 4: Automaticextinguishing systems for roadheaders
Subgroup 42-bar explosion proof ventilationstructure
EN 14591-1:2004-09Explosion prevention and protectionin underground mines - Protectivesystems - Part 1: 2-bar-explosionproof ventilation structure
Subgroup 5Requirements for machines inpotentially explosive atmospheres inmines
EN 1710:2005-11Equipment and components intendedfor use in potentially explosiveatmospheres in underground mines
CEN/TC 305/WG 5Equipment and protective systems for mining
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Explosion protection for mining in Europe
EN 1127-1 Basic concepts and methodology
EN 1127-2 Basic concepts and methodology for mining
EN 1710Category M2 Equipment
EN 50303Category M1 Equipment
EN 14591-12-bar explosion proof
ventilation structures
EN 14591-2Water trough barriers
EN 14591-4
Extinguishing systems forroad headers
EN 14983Firedamp drainage
EN 13463-1Non-electrical equipment
Basic method
Equipment Protective Systems System Standard
EC-Explosion Protection Directive 94/9/EC (ATEX-Directive)
EC-Machinery Directive 98/37/EG
Prevention of ignition sources Limitation of explosion effects Prevention of potentially
explosive atmospheres
IntegratedExplosion
protection
StatutoryPrinciples
Basic standards
Group standards
and productstandards
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RelationshipEquipment Category Hazardous condition(according to EN 1127-2)
-2 (potentially
explosiveatmosphere)
Firedampand/orflammable dust
M2
2 (potentiallyexplosive
atmosphere)
1 (explosiveatmosphere)
Firedampand/orflammable dust
M1
May be usedalso in
condition
Designed forcondition
Category
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EN 50303CH4-Measuring devices (M1 equipment)
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CO-Messeinrichtung CO-Messeinrichtung
CO- Measuring devices
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CO-measurement
device
CO- and CH4-measurement point
CH4-measurement
device
Monitoring with stationarymeasurements devices in theair flow
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Control of measuring data
in a surface safetycontrol room
Explosion protection and prevention in mining
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Firefighting withnitrogen inertisation
Full space inertisation
Goaf inertisation
nitrogen tube
airlock 1
airlock 2 airlock 3open fire
2. nitrogen tube (if needed)
goaf
goaf
nitrogen tube
suspectedspon com fire
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Mobile underground combustiblegas analysing system
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Observing the explosion risc with theExplosion diagram of Fuchs/Culmann
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Construction of seals
lD = Seal length
a = Width or height of roadway
(whichever is larger) at the seal
construction site
= Flexural strength of concrete
[ ]mlD
[ ]
[ ]2/7,0
mmN
ma
bz
=
bz
inertisation pipes 150 mm
filling pipe 50 mm
sniffing pipe 50 mmtelephonecable
dewatering pipe(syphon type)
seal pipe 0,7 m
angledfilling pipe50 mm
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Viewing direction from south
(Explosion side)
Viewing direction from north
EN 14591-1 2-bar-explosion proof ventilation structure
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Explosion barriers
Rock-dust explosion barriers are usefulagainst coaldust explosions and are not usedin German coal mines any more
Water explosion barriers are useful againstcoal dust and methane explosions
Water explosion barriers are constructed as
-concentrated barrier (200 l/m roadwaycross-section) in main roadways every400 m
-distributed barrier in gate roadways (1
l/m roadway-volume) equally distributedover the length of roadway
water trough
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EN 14591-2 Water trough barriers
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EN 14591-2 Water distribution
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Explosion protection and prevention in miningExtinguishing System for road headers
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EN 14591-4Automatic explosion extinguishing system
for road headers
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Explosion protection and prevention in mining
Gasdrainage in the
roof and the bottomof a longwall face
EN 14983: Firedamp-Drainage
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Explosion protection and prevention in mining
Drilling machine
in a gallery
Borehole
Measurin
Devices
Drainage
tubes
Waterseparator
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Explosion protection and prevention in mining
CO-Detektor
CH4-Detektor M
CO
CO
CH4-Detektor M
CO-Detektor
Volume Detektor V
Detektor for ventiation volume V
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EN 14983 Firedamp drainage in above ground
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EN 14983 Firedamp drainage station
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ISO/IEC 80079-xx (EN 1710)Equipment and components intended for use in
potentially explosive atmospheres in underground mines
Main Characteristics of the Standard
All types of equipment to be used in undergroundmines with explosive atmospheres have to comply withthis standard
Requirements for both explosion protection and fireprotection (as far as fire can be an ignition source)
Requirements for both non-electric and electricequipment (as far as they are not dealt with in otherstandards)
Ignition hazard assessment has to be carried out forthe whole machine including interconnections, such ascables or electrical supply system
Ignition data has been examined, as a basis for theequipment included in the standard
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ISO/IEC 80079-xx (EN 1710)Equipment and components intended for use in
potentially explosive atmospheres in underground mines
Content1 Scope2 Normative references3 Terms and definitions
4 Requirements for equipment (machines) and components4.1 General4.2 Ignition hazard assessment
4.3 Non-electrical equipment and components4.4 Electrical equipment and components5 Additional requirements for specific equipment and components5.1 Cutting and stripping equipment5.2 Rope haulages for level and inclined transport5.3 Fans
5.4 Diesel engines5.5 Air compressors5.6 Drilling equipment and components
5.7 Brakes5.8 Traction batteries, starter batteries and vehicle lighting batteries5.9 Optical fibres used on machines and electromagnetic radiation from components on machines
6 Fire protection7 Information for use
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EN 1710
Equipment and components intended for use inpotentially explosive atmospheres in underground mines
Scope
Requirements for the construction and marking ofequipment that may be an individual item or form anassembly. This includes machinery and components
placed on the market by a single supplier for use inmines endangered by firedamp and/or combustibledust.
Prevention of ignitions of explosive atmospheres
caused by burning (or smouldering) of combustiblematerial used in the construction of the equipment ifsuch items could be an ignition source.
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EN 1710Equipment and components intended for use inpotentially explosive atmospheres in underground mines
4 Requirements for equipment (machines) andcomponents
4.1 General
Ignition hazard assessment according toEN 13463-1 (non-electrical) and IEC 60079-0 (electrical)
All electrical and non- electrical equipment and components for
use in a potentially atmosphere shall be designed andconstructed to good engineering practice and in confirmity withrequirements of group I category M2 equipment to ensureavoidance of any ignition source
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EN 1710Equipment and components intended for use in
potentially explosive atmospheres in underground mines
4 Requirements for equipment (machines) andcomponents
In particular:
restrict the maximum surface temperature
meet the electrostatic requirements
restrict the use of exposed light metals
perform tests on non-metallic parts on which the ignition
protection depends to ensure they will not deteriorate in theconditions of use in mines and cause the protection to be lost
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EN 1710Equipment and components intended for use in
potentially explosive atmospheres in underground mines
5 Additional requirements for specific equipment and
components
5.1 Cutting and stripping equipment
Requirements for cutting equipment, e.g. shearers,
in particular:
Water spray systems
Air dilution systems
Requirements for stripping equipment, e.g. ploughs
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Shearer
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Plough
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Road header machine
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EN 1710
Equipment and components intended for use inpotentially explosive atmospheres in underground mines
5 Additional requirements for specific equipment and
components
5.4 Diesel engines
5.5 Air compressors
5.6 Drilling equipment and components
5.7 Brakes
5.8 Traction batteries, starter batteries and vehicle lighting
batteries
5.9 Optical fibres used on machines and electromagneticradiation from components on machines
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Drilling platform
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Drilling machine
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Dump loader
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EN 1710
Equipment and components intended for use inpotentially explosive atmospheres in underground mines
5 Additional requirements for specific equipment and
components
5.2 Rope haulages for level and inclined transport
5.3 Fans
Ventilating fans for use underground, in particular
Bifurcated and centrifugal fans
Inlet and outlet cones
Impellers and impeller rings
Clearance
Balancing
Overheating of the fan motor
Materials
Other fans
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Monorail
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Fans for underground
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EN 1710
Equipment and components intended for use inpotentially explosive atmospheres in underground mines
6 Fire protection6.2 Non-metallic materials
6.3 Internal combustion engines fitted to machines
6.4 Hydraulic and pneumatic equipment
6.5 Additional requirements for cable-reeled machines
6.6 Fire prevention on electric cables that are part of the
machine6.7 Conveyor belts
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Belt conveyor
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IEC SC 31M Working Group AHG-1 Mining equipment
You are cordially invited to participate in the work ofIEC SC 31M AHG-1 Mining equipment.
Next meeting: From 28 to 30 April 2009 in HunterValley, Australia
Overnext meeting: September 2009 Zcech Republic
Contact persons
Dr.Elmar Fuchs, [email protected]
Hans Georg Blasgude, [email protected]
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Thank you for your attention
Glckauf!