NFPA ELEC INSTALLATIONS IN HAZ LOCATIONS : 2008

Chapter 1 Introduction
1.1 Why this book was written
1.2 The National Fire Protection Association
1.3 NFPA codes and standards developed
1.4 Other organizations publishing standards on
     hazardous locations
Chapter 2 General
2.1 What hazardous locations are not
2.2 Hazardous vs. classified locations
2.3 What hazardous locations are
2.4 Class I locations
2.5 Class II locations
2.6 Class III locations
2.7 Grounding and bonding
2.8 Ignition sources
Chapter 3 Classification of specific processes/
            occupancies
3.1 Classification of class I hazardous locations
3.2 Classification of class II hazardous locations
3.3 Classification of class III hazardous locations
Chapter 4 Equipment protection systems
4.1 General concepts
4.2 Class I locations
4.3 Class II locations
4.4 Class III locations
Chapter 5 Static electricity and lightning protection
5.1 Static electricity
5.2 Lightning protection
Chapter 6 Requirements outside the United States
6.1 Major organizations
6.2 Comparison of International and Foreign standards
Appendix A Tables
Appendix B Reference for key terms
Bibliography
Index

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