In which industries are servo explosion-proof motors commonly used

In this issue, the editor of Shanghai Pinxing will share with you the industries in which servo explosion-proof motors are commonly used. Explosion-proof servo motor products serve to meet the specific needs of specific industries and are mainly used in potentially high-risk working conditions. , such as: in the production, transformation, delivery and storage of flammable substances in chemical and petrochemical plants, as well as in oil and gas production processes, inside mines and in many other areas (such as the food sector) and other contacts with oxygen in the air. of gases, vapors and mists.

Petroleum and natural gas

The substances and materials produced and processed in petrochemical plants mean that both these conditions and those working in them are exposed to ongoing risks. The oil and gas converted in the petrochemical industry, by their very nature, It is combustible and therefore the risk of fire in such working conditions is extremely high.

Chemical and Pharmaceutical Industry

In drug synthesis and extraction workshops in the pharmaceutical industry, as well as chemical research and development laboratories, due to the use of a large amount of volatile organic substances, the steam of these substances is mixed with air in a certain proportion. Once the concentration is reached, it will be exposed to open flames and high temperatures. It is easy for combustion or arcing to occur, and these places naturally become flammable and explosive dangerous areas.

Painting industry

In a spraying workshop with a high degree of production automation, when the spraying machine atomizes powder or paint, since the paint mist and volatile components are flammable, sparks may occur if the protection is improper or the motor surface temperature is too high, which may cause Fire.

Dust environment

Suitable for explosion-proof dust (including fiber) environment, explosive dust: such as magnesium, aluminum, aluminum bronze, etc. These dusts can catch fire even in environments with little oxygen in the air, and can create distance when suspended.