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SEAL National Course Catalogue · MLVT / National Training Board

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Classify areas where a combustible dust hazard may arise

KHU-ELT-0307

Australian Equivalent

UEEHA0017

Elements

Learning Outcomes

This unit involves the skills and knowledge required to classify areas where explosive dust atmospheres and combustible dust layers may arise. It includes: applying area classification recommendations from relevant codes and standards to meet objectives, gathering and analysing data relative to potential explosion hazards, including characteristics of the hazardous materials; identifying and characterising sources of release; assessing dispersion and ventilation factors; considering housekeeping level; and determining the extent of the hazard and documenting findings. Area classification should be carried out by those who understand the relevance and significance of properties of flammable materials (dust), and those who are familiar with the process and the equipment (refer AS/NZS60079.10.2). This unit applies to personnel involved in the front-end engineering and design (FEED) scopes f

Elements & Learning Outcomes

E1Determine the combustible characteristics of the material and extent of explosion hazard

0307.E1.O1Knowledge of the factors considered in classification of combustible dust atmospheres is applied

E2Assign the type and extent of zones

0307.E2.O1Sources and grades of release and dust deposits in layering that may occur in the area are established from collected data and consultation with process specialists

E3Document classification and delineation of zones

0307.E3.O1Area classification processes and procedures are documented as required by the relevant standards including the level of housekeeping on which the classification is based