GB 5590-1985
Replaced
GB 20936.1-2007
Replaced
National standards
force_standard
GB 20936.1-2007 Electrical apparatus for the detection and measurement of flammable gases—Part 1:General requirement and test methods
GB 20936.1-2007 Electrical apparatus for the detection and measurement of flammable gases—Part 1:General requirement and test methods
Basic Information
Standard Code:
GB 20936.1-2007
Standard Type:
National standards
Standard Status:
Replaced
is_force_gb:
yes
CCS Name:
Explosion-proof electrical appliances
ICS Name:
Electric equipment for use in explosive environments
Publish Date:
2007-04-30
Implement Date:
2008-04-01
Pages:
42 pages
Scope
This section specifies the general requirements for the structure, testing, and testing methods of portable, movable, and fixed flammable gas or vapor detection equipment. The performance requirements for Class II detection equipment that displays up to 100% of the lower explosive limit are separately specified in GB 15322. These detection equipment or their components can be used in potentially explosive gas environments (see 3.1.8) and in mines prone to gas emissions. This section is supplemented by standards that specify the performance requirements of various types of electrical equipment.
Development Information
Superseded by the following standards
Adopt standards
IEC 61779-1:1998
Related Standards
GB 3836.9-1990
Replaced
GB 3836.9-1990 Electrical apparatus for explosive atmospheres Encapsulated electrical apparatus "m"
GB 3836.11-1991
Replaced
GB 3836.11-1991 Electrical apparatus for explosive atmospheres-Method of test for ascertainment of maximum experimental safe gap
GB 3836.12-1991
Replaced
GB 3836.12-1991 Electrical apparatus for explosive atmospheres—Classification of gases or vapours with air according to their maximum experimental safe gaps and minimum igniting currents
GB 3836.13-1997
Replaced
GB 3836.13-1997 Electrical apparatus for explosive gas atmospheres—Part 13:Repair and overhaul for apparatus used in explosive gas atmospheres
MT 703-1997
Replaced