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Marine Motors Certified by Rina Motive Motors Protection CE MARKING SERIE DELPHI EX MARINE MOTORS CERTIFIED BY RINA MOTIVE MOTORS PROTECTION marking is referred to: II 3G Ex nAEx IIB nA T4 T 4Gc Motive has been admitted to the alternative testing Protections must be chosen based on the PTC thermistor device II 3 GD Ex tD A22 IP65 125°C scheme (Statement Nr. 2015/MI/01/537) for specific running conditions, according to II 3D Ex tc IIIB T125°C Dc the certification of its three phase electric marine standards EN 60204-1 this device promptly, Low Voltage 06/95 EEC EN60034-2-1 (last issue). Rotating motors, constructed, tested and certified in confor- positively adjusts its electrical machines. Standard ATEXATEX isis thethe conventionalconventional name name of of the the Directive Directive 94/9/EC 14/34/EC for thefor equipmenthe equip-t intended for use in potentially explosive atmospheres. The name comes mity with RINA Rules, either for essential or non-es- External protections resistance once the methods for determining losses ment intended for use in potentially explosive atmospheres. The name sential service. Protection against overloads. A thermal threshold temperature is EMC Electromagnetic Compatibility and efficiency from tests comesfrom the from words the A Tmosphèreswords ATmosphères and EXplosibles. and EXplosibles. It became compulsoIt becamer y com-in all the European Union from 1st March 1996, imposing the evaluation of the cut-out relay, which automatically controls reached. 04/108/EEC pulsory in all the European Union from 1st March 1996, imposing the a knife switch. EN60034-30 (last issue). Rotating risk for all the equipmentevaluation operating of the in risk such for environments all the equipment. It classifies operating severa inl electrical machines - Part 30: levels of "danger" (zones): to every zone it corresponds a such environments. It classifies several levels of “dan- Protection against peak currents by Motors “Delphi Ex - II 3g ex nA” and all Eco-design Directive for Energy-related Efficiency classes of single-speed, di ger” f ferent (zones): typolog to y of every explosive zone atmosphere, it corresponds according a different to its magnetic relay that controls an automatic Products (ErP) 2009/125/EC three-phase, cage-induction motors motors from type 160 to type 355L compositiontypology of explosiveand to its atmosphere,probability and according time of appearance. to its com- knife switch, or by fuses; these must be are equipped with 3 PTC thermistors Theposition client and is responsibleto its probability of the andchoice time of theof appearance.right motor EN50347 General purpose three- set to the locked rotor current. in the winding, with temperature based on the criteria described in the norm EN 61241-14. intervention of 120-130°C in Class F Note: The Machinery Directive (MD) phase induction motors having EN 61241-14. 2006/42/EC excludes from its standard dimensions and outputs. If the application requires, protection motors (standard) (150-160°C in H scope the electric motors (Art.1, Frame numbers 56 to 315 and against excessive speed of the electric Class motors, not delphi Ex) comma 2) flange numbers 65 to 740 Motive delphi Ex motors are designed to be used in motor, for example if the mechanical load Motivethe zone delphi 22 Ex(II motors3 D T12 are5° designed') and/or to zone be used 2 (II in 3 the G may drive the electric motor itself and EN60335-1 Household and similar zoneT125 22°'), (IIaccording 3 D) and/or to the zone classification 2 (II 3 G T4), stated according in th toe thereby create a hazardous situation. CE marking is put by Motive as a electrical appliances – Safety theplate, classification and for the voltagestated andin the frequency nameplate, field Aand describe for thed visible sign of the product compliance voltageby the andnorm frequency EN 60034 field A describedpart 1 byCap. the norm6.3. If special conditions or synchronised with the requirements of above EN 60034-1 part-1 operation with other machines or parts mentioned directives. In order to reach EN61000-6-4 Electromagnetic of machines require it, protection against EN60079-0 Electrical apparatus for explosive gasgas power failures or dips by means of a this conformity, Motive products compatibility (EMC) - Part 6: Generic atmospheres - Part 0: General requirements respect the following product standards - Section 4: Emission atmospheres - Part 0: General requirements minimum voltage relay that controls an standards: standard for industrial environments automatic power knife switch. EN60079-15 Electrical apparatus for explosive gas EN 60034-9 (last issue). Rotating atmospheresEN60079-15 Electrical- Part 15: apparatus Construction, for explosive test angasd Inner thermal overload cut-out switches EN 60034-1 (last issue). Rotating electrical machines. Part 9: noise limits markingatmospheres of type - ofPart protection, 15: Construction, "n" electrical apparatutest ands (per CEI 2-3/IEC 34-1) Types 160-400 electrical machines. Part 1: rating marking of type of protection, "n" electrical apparatus Cable gland for PTC and performance IEC 72-1 Dimensions and output series The electrical protections on the motor EN60079-31 Explosive atmospheres power line may not be sufficient to protect for rotating electrical machines Part 1: Part 31: Equipment dust ignition protection by EN 60034-5 (last issue). Rotating EN60079-31 Explosive atmospheres against overloads. If the cooling conditions Frame numbers 56 to 400 and flange enclosure “t” PT100 device electrical machines. Part 5: Part 31: Equipment dust ignition protection by worsen, the motor overheats but the numbers 55 to 1080 classification of degrees of protection enclosure “t” electrical conditions do not change, which this is a device that con- EN50281-2-1 Electrical apparatus for use in the inhibits line protections. Installing built-in tinuously, increasingly EN 60034-6 (last issue). Rotating presence of combustible dust. Test methods. Methods protections on the windings solves this adjusts its resistance electrical machines. Part 6: methods of determining minimum ignition temperatures problem: according to the tem- of cooling (IC code) perature. It is useful for bimetallic device “PTo” constant measuring of EN60034-7 Rotating Electrical the winding temperatu- Machines - Part 7: Classification this is a normally-closed electromechanical res using electronic of Types of Construction, device that opens when the threshold Mounting Arrangements and temperature is reached; it Terminal Box Position (IM Code) automatically resets when the temperature falls below EN60034-8 Rotating electrical RINA is a member of IACS, thus complying with the rules harmonized by the 12 members of IACS (ABS American Bureau the threshold level. Bimetallic machines–Part 8: Terminal of Shipping; Bureau Veritas, CCS China Classification Society; CRS Croatian Register of Shipping; DNV-GL; IRCLASS Indian devices are available markings and direction of rotation register of shipping; kr korean register of shipping; lloyd’s register; Classnk nippon kaiji kyokai; polish register of with various intervention Shipping; Russian Maritim Register of Shipping) temperatures and without automatic reset, per EN 60204-1. (source: http://www.iacs.org.uk/Explained/members.aspx) 11.
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