What are the explosion-proof electrical ratings required for hydrogen sulfide and carbon disulfide? ?
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What are the explosion-proof electrical ratings required for hydrogen sulfide and carbon disulfide? ?
Not even able to come up with a solution for such a basic problem; designing a hammer
This person is just creating fake posts to earn points; I’ve reported them several times. You can check the posts they posted before
Regarding carbon disulfide exdIIct6, you can find the answer by just searching online
It’s not about earning points; it’s about doing design work without solving problems oneself, instead just throwing problems out for others to solve in order to reap benefits with no effort. One lacks design experience and knowledge, does not study the research methods used in design work, and may not even have any reference books – such behavior is simply a disgrace to the design industry
Since it’s people in the design field who are posting questions here, they shouldn’t be asking pointless questions that seek answers and offer no value for discussion. exdIIct6 won’t make any effort; even if you tell him this value, he won’t understand it. A question worth discussing would be to post this string of characters so as to explore its meaning: why is it this value? The exd marking indicates a explosion-proof category, II denotes Zone 2, while the operating environment falls under Zones 0, 1, or 2 according to relevant standards; C refers to the type of gas, and T1–T6 indicate the temperature ranges. Such discussions can provide the audience with valuable insights or knowledge
Dear teacher, I would like to know if we have motors that are explosion-proof for use in an environment with carbon disulfide – specifically motors of type IICT5 or T6
As far as I know, the highest rating for explosion-proof motors is CT4; there are no higher ratings
I talked with the sales representative in Nanyang last night; they said that T5 can be produced, but it requires bulk customization, with a delivery time of 90 days, and its price is 50% higher than that of T4. For T6, further communication with the manufacturer is needed