Insights of explosion protection

In submarine cables, hydrogen can form through corrosion, electrolysis, and water ingress. It can accumulate in junction boxes and create an explosion risk, so improved materials and protective measures are needed.

How can data be transmitted safely and efficiently from sensors to the control system? At the first R. STAHL Ethernet-APL Technology Day, experts demonstrated how Ethernet-APL is driving digital process automation forward.

When sensors provide incorrect readings, even small measurement errors can lead to significant risks. Learn how to detect false measurements and prevent accidents.

The IEC 60079 series of standards is regularly updated, resulting in new requirements for manufacturers of Ex equipment. What often sounds like purely formal administrative work is, in fact, central to the safety of products and installations, as Werner Förstner knows.

What will the lighting of the future look like? Will it simply become brighter and more efficient – or also smarter, more digital, and more sustainable? At R. STAHL’s lighting site in Weimar, the answers are already taking shape.

Hydrogen use in industry and public spaces requires robust explosion protection. The standardization roadmap highlights existing gaps and paths to safe implementation.