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    This document provides information about ATEX labeling requirements including an explanation of the labeling structure and examples. It also includes tables listing temperature classes and auto-ignition temperatures for common gases and dusts. Additional links are provided for more technical resources on ATEX directives and valve certification requirements.

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    Auto-Ignition Temperatures for Gases and Dusts


    The tables below are a non-exhaustive list of common gases and dusts with their temperature classes and auto-ignition temperatures.

    Temperature Class
    Gas Group
    T1 T2 T3 T4 T6
    I Methane
    Acetone Ethanol Diesel Fuel Acetaldehyde Ethyl Nitrite
    Methane Cyclohexane Aircraft Fuel Ethyl Ether
    Ethane Propanol 2 Fuel Oil
    Benzene N-Butyl Alcohol N-Hexane
    Methanol N-Butane Heptane
    IIA Toluene Kerosene
    Acetic Acid Petrol
    Ammonia
    Propane
    Methylene Chloride
    Carbon Monoxide
    Coal Gas Ethylene Ethylene Glycol Ethyl Methyl Ether
    City Gas Ethylene Oxide Hydrogen Sulphide
    IIB Acylic Nitrile Propanol 1 Tetrahydofuran
    Methyl Ethyl Ketone
    Carbon Hydrogen
    IIC Hydrogen Acetylene Carbon Disulphide

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    Ignition Temperature
    Material
    Cloud Layer
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    Polythene 420˚C (melts)
    Methyl Cellulose 420˚C 320˚C
    Starch 460˚C 435˚C
    Flour 490˚C 340˚C
    Sugar 490˚C 460˚C
    Grain Dust 510˚C 300˚C
    Phenolic Resin 530˚C > 450˚C
    Aluminum 590˚C > 450˚C
    PVC 700˚C > 450˚C
    Soot 810˚C 570˚C

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