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What is an ATEX Radio Introduced for the first time in 2003, ATEX certification is an EU standard (Appareils destinés à être utilisés en ATmosphères EXplosibles) designed to ensure that electrical equipment, including radios and accessories, does not provide a source of ignition, such as a spark that might cause an explosion. #cths Geotechnical Engineering, Earth Projects, Open Pit, Accounting Jobs, Oil Drilling, Finance Jobs, Engineering Courses, Buy Stocks, Mining Company
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What is an ATEX Radio Introduced for the first time in 2003, ATEX certification is an EU standard (Appareils destinés à être utilisés en ATmosphères EXplosibles) designed to ensure that electrical equipment, including radios and accessories, does not provide a source of ignition, such as a spark that might cause an explosion. #cths

Shell’s Perdido Spar, the world’s deepest drilling and production platform, floating in more than 8,000 feet of water in the Gulf of Mexico’s Alaminos Canyon area – and an important component of how Shell and its partners once solved production infrastructure problem there. It’s also symbolic of the importance the deepwater Gulf continues to play in today’s energy picture. Story on page 10 of the October 2013 EXPLORER. Photo courtesy of Shell Oil. Oil Drilling Rigs Pictures, Oil Rig Pictures, Oilfield Humor, Oil Field Worker, Gas Work, Energy Pictures, Water Well Drilling Rigs, Oil Rig Jobs, Gas Energy
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Shell’s Perdido Spar, the world’s deepest drilling and production platform, floating in more than 8,000 feet of water in the Gulf of Mexico’s Alaminos Canyon area – and an important component of how Shell and its partners once solved production infrastructure problem there. It’s also symbolic of the importance the deepwater Gulf continues to play in today’s energy picture. Story on page 10 of the October 2013 EXPLORER. Photo courtesy of Shell Oil.

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