Define the hazard classification of areas

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Discuss the Hazard classification of areas; class, group, division with respect to flammable gas atmosphere in a chemical process industry and Outline the Principles and standards of intrinsic safety, techniques in the design, use of intrinsically safe devices, and selection the Method of Protection.

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