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    I have experience with class 1 (gas) but am new to working in class 2 (dust). Although i've read section 18 of the CEC about 15 times already, I'm having a hard time getting it straight in my mind as to what's acceptable. If someone can help explain some things in simple terms that'd be great...
    combustible dust explosion proof hazardous location intrinsically safe
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