NZS 6101.2:1990
Classification of hazardous areas - Combustible dusts
Based on AS 2430.2:1986 with amendments to suit New Zealand conditions. Specifies the requirements for classification of hazardous areas according to the existence of, or the likelihood of the existence of, combustible dust. Tables giving explosibility data for combustible dust are included. Approved electrical safety Standard.
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