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Combustible gas vapor class; ⅡA ⅡB
Temperature group: T1-T4
Control box explosion-proof level: ExdⅡBT4
Protection level: IP56
BQC series (Type IIB) explosion-proof motor control box is suitable for the start-up and operation control of AC motors of various types of equipment in hazardous places with explosive gas environments, such as natural gas ships, chemical ships, oil tankers, oil platforms, etc. Its control method can be direct start (C-DOL), C-DOL, X-Star-delta, J-Auto transformer, R-Soft, P-VFD, Z-Intelligent control and other methods. The control box can be set with an off-site control function. Explosion-proof motor control box products are produced in accordance with ExdIIBT4 and ExdIICT4 explosion-proof standards and meet the requirements of ATEX explosion-proof standards.
Ambient temperature: -25℃- 45℃
There are oil mist and salt spray in the humid air at sea
There are shocks and vibrations generated during normal operation of the ship.
Tilt, sway: ±22.5 degrees
Explosive gas environment hazardous places 1 zone, 2 zone
Combustible gas vapor class; ⅡA ⅡB
Temperature group: T1-T4
Control box explosion-proof level: ExdⅡBT4
Protection level: IP56
Different countries and regions, according to their own standards divide the explosive hazard area. China according to the frequency and duration of explosive gas mixtures, the explosive gas environment is divided into O, 1 and 2 zones. (with IEC Electrotechnical Commission *)
Zone 0: continuous occurrence or * occurrence of explosive gas mixtures in the environment.
Zone 1: An environment in which explosive gas mixtures may occur during normal operation.
Zone 2: An environment where explosive gas mixtures are unlikely to occur during normal operation or where explosive gas mixtures, if present, are only present for a short period of time.
Zone 0 generally exists only in sealed containers, storage tanks and other internal gas space, in the actual design process Zone 1 is rarely present, and most cases belong to Zone 2.
Class I electrical equipment for underground use in coal mines.
Class II electrical equipment used on occasions other than mine.