2011

Ex Labels and Reference Data

Association of Electrical and

Mechanical Trades
© AEMT Issue 1
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Contents

CE Marking .......................................................................................................................... 6
ATEX .................................................................................................................................... 7
Equipment Marking............................................................................................................ 7
Certificate Numbering ........................................................................................................ 7
Equipment Category .......................................................................................................... 8
Group I .......................................................................................................................... 8

Group II ......................................................................................................................... 8

IECEx ................................................................................................................................... 9
Equipment Marking............................................................................................................ 9
Scheme Certificate Numbering .......................................................................................... 9
Hazardous Areas ............................................................................................................... 10
Equipment Protection Levels (EPL) ................................................................................. 10
Equipment Group ............................................................................................................ 10
Zones .............................................................................................................................. 10
Gas .............................................................................................................................. 10

Dust ............................................................................................................................. 10

Gas Groups ..................................................................................................................... 11

Dust Groups .................................................................................................................... 13
Temperature classes ....................................................................................................... 14
IEC, CENELEC, (ATEX) ............................................................................................. 14

German (pre-ATEX) ..................................................................................................... 14

USA, Canada ............................................................................................................... 14

Electrical Ex Protection .................................................................................................... 15

Gas and Vapours, G ........................................................................................................ 15
‘‘d’’ Flameproof ............................................................................................................ 15

‘‘e’’ Increased safety .................................................................................................... 15

‘‘n’’ Non-sparking ......................................................................................................... 15

‘‘N’’ Non-sparking ......................................................................................................... 15

‘‘p’’ Pressurized ............................................................................................................ 16

‘‘i’’ Intrinsic Safety ........................................................................................................ 16

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 ‘‘m’’ Encapsulation ....................................................................................................... 16

‘‘o’’ Oil filled .................................................................................................................. 16

‘‘q’’ Powder filled .......................................................................................................... 16

Dust, D ............................................................................................................................ 16
‘‘t’’ Enclosure ................................................................................................................ 16

‘‘p’’ Pressurized ............................................................................................................ 16

Mechanical Ex Protection ................................................................................................. 17

Gas, Vapours, and Dust (G and D) .................................................................................. 17
‘‘d’’ Flameproof ............................................................................................................ 17

‘‘c’’ Construction safety ................................................................................................ 17

‘‘k’’ Liquid immersion .................................................................................................... 17

‘‘fr’’ Flow restricting ...................................................................................................... 17

‘‘b’’ Control of ignition source ....................................................................................... 17

Gas/Dust Groups, International Comparison .................................................................. 18

Europe, International .................................................................................................... 18

USA, North America ..................................................................................................... 19

Ex Standards ..................................................................................................................... 20
Electrical Protection Concepts ..................................................................................... 20

Mechanical Protection Concepts .................................................................................. 20

General Hazardous Area Standards ................................................................................ 21

Basic Concepts and methodology ................................................................................ 21

General Standards ....................................................................................................... 21

Installation in Hazardous Areas.................................................................................... 21

Maintenance and Inspection ........................................................................................ 22

Repair and Overhaul of Hazardous Area Apparatus .................................................... 22

Testing of HV machines ............................................................................................... 22

Zoned Areas ................................................................................................................ 23

Ex Apparatus Protection Concept Standards ................................................................... 23

European Notified Bodies ................................................................................................ 29
North American Certifying Authorities ............................................................................ 33

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General Electrical and Mechanical Motor Standards ..................................................... 34
Labels, Nameplate markings ............................................................................................ 35
IEC, Metric ...................................................................................................................... 35
Duty Cycles .................................................................................................................. 35

Supply .......................................................................................................................... 36

Rating .......................................................................................................................... 36

Efficiency ..................................................................................................................... 36

Temperature Rise ........................................................................................................ 36

Starting ........................................................................................................................ 37

Run .............................................................................................................................. 37

Noise ........................................................................................................................... 37

Site conditions ............................................................................................................. 37

Weight ......................................................................................................................... 38

Mounting, IM ................................................................................................................ 38

Ingress Protection, IP ................................................................................................... 38

Cooling, IC ................................................................................................................... 39

Impact Protection, IK.................................................................................................... 39

Bearings ...................................................................................................................... 40

Temperature detectors ................................................................................................. 40

NEMA, Imperial ............................................................................................................... 41

Motor Suppliers................................................................................................................. 43
Miscellaneous Electrical Formulae .................................................................................. 45
AEMT INTERNATIONAL Ex REGISTER, 2011................................................................. 47

Important Note

This guide is for information only. Whilst every effort has been made to check the accuracy of
the contents the AEMT can take no responsibility for any errors or omissions. In particular
there is no direct equivalence between North American and International/European standards
and practices.

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CE Marking

CE mark is the abbreviation of "Conformité Européene" which literally means "European

Conformity".

CE marking is a declaration by the equipment manufacturer that the product meets all the
appropriate provisions of the relevant legislation implementing certain European Directives.

Rotating machinery may need to meet the requirements of some or all of the following
European Directives:

• Low Voltage Directive (LVD) 73/23/EEC, 2006/95/EC

• Construction Products Directive (CPD) 89/106/EEC

• Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) 89/336/EEC, 2004/108/EC

• There are two ATEX Directives, one for the manufacturer and one for the user,
relating to what equipment and work is allowed in an environment with an explosive
atmosphere.

o ATEX 95 Equipment Directive 94/9/EC Mandatory July 2003

o ATEX 137 Workplace Directive 99/92/EC Mandatory July 2006

• Machinery Directive 98/37/EC, 2006/42/EC

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ATEX

Equipment Marking

Notified Body Number Group (II-Surface, I- Mines)

Atmosphere (G-Gas, D-Dust)

0081 II 2 GD EEx d IIB T4

Equipment category Equipment Protection
Marking

European mark for Ex products

Certificate Numbering

• ITS 04 ATEX 22778

• SIRA 09 ATEX 3176 U

• Baseefa 04 ATEX 0273 X

Notified Body - Year of Certification - ATEX - Certificate Number

U – component certification only, not equipment

X – special conditions

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Equipment Category

Category Protection

Group I M1 High integrity of Functional when explosive

protection mixture present
Underground
use
M2 High level of Not operated when explosive
protection mixture present

Protection/Hazard Used in Zone

Presence G D

1 Very high / 0 20
Continuous
Group II
Surface use 2 High / Likely 1 21

3 Normal / Unlikely 2 22

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IECEx

Equipment Marking
Similar to ATEX but includes Equipment Protection Levels (EPL)

Gas

Ex de IIB T4 Gb
or
Ex db eb IIB T4
Dust

Ex t IIIC T225°C T500 320°C Db

or
Ex tb IIIC T225°C T500 320°C

Scheme Certificate Numbering

• IECEx LCI 04.0003 X

• IECEX BAS 05.0091 X

IECEX Scheme – Notified Body – Year of Certification – Certificate Number

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 Equipment Protection
Hazardous Areas Levels (EPL)
IEC, CENELEC

Equipment Ma • Very high level of protection

I Mining
Mb • High level of protection
Group
II Surface Industry

Zones

Gas 0 Explosive gas/air mixture present Ga • Very high level of protection

G continuously or for long periods

1 Present in normal operation Gb • High level of protection

2 Unlikely presence of explosive Gc • Enhanced level of protection

mixture

Safe area No explosive mixture present

Dust 20 Dust present continuously of long Da • Very high level of protection

D periods

21 Present in normal operation Db • High level of protection

22 Dust not present in normal Dc • Enhanced level of protection

operation

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Gas Groups
IEC, EN, BS
(Extract from IEC BS EN 60079-20-1:2010)

Name Relative Flash Lower flam. Upper flam. Auto Ignition MESG T Class Gas
density Point limit Limit temperature mm Group
(air =1) °C % vol % vol °C
Acetic acid 2.07 39 4.0 19.9 510 1.76 T1 IIA
Acetone 2.00 < -20 2.5 14.3 @100°C 539 1.01 T1 IIA
Acetylene 0.90 gas 2.3 100 305 0.37 T2 IIC
Ammonia 0.59 gas 15.0 33.6 630 3.18 T1 IIA
Benzene 2.70 -11 1.2 8.6 498 0.99 T1 IIA
Butadiene 1.87 gas 1.4 16.3 420 0.79 T2 IIB
Butane 2.05 gas 1.4 9.3 372 0.98 T2 IIA
Carbon disulphide 2.64 -30 0.6 60 90 0.34 T6 IIC
Carbon monoxide 0.97 gas 10.9 74.0 607 0.84 T1 IIB
Ethanol 1.59 12 3.1 19 @ 60°C 400 0.89 T2 IIB
Ethylene 0.97 gas 2.3 36 440 0.65 T2 IIB
Hydrogen 0.07 gas 4.0 77.0 560 0.29 T1 IIC
Hydrogen Sulphide 1.19 gas 4.0 45.5 260 0.93 T3 IIB
Sewer gas
Kerosene 38 to 72 0.7 5.0 210 T3 IIA
Diesel No 1
Methane 0.55 gas 4.4 17 595 1.14 T1 I
Firedamp
Methane 0.56 gas 4.4 17.0 600 1.12 T1 IIA
Industrial
Methanol 1.11 9 6.0 36 @ 60°C 440 0.92 T2 IIA
Naphthalene 4.42 77 0.6 @ 150°C 29 @ 150°C 540 T1 IIA
Petrol 3.00 -46 1.4 7.6 280 T3

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 Name Relative Flash Lower flam. Upper flam. Auto Ignition MESG T Class Gas
density Point limit Limit temperature mm Group
(air =1) °C % vol % vol °C
Phenol 3.24 75 1.3 9.5 595 T1 IIA
Propane 1.56 gas 1.7 10.9 450 0.92 T2 IIA
Propylene 1.50 gas 2.0 11.1 455 0.91 T1 IIA
Styrene 3.60 30 1.0 8.0 490 T1 IIA
Toluene 3.20 4 1.0 7.8 530 1.06 T1 IIA
Turpentine oil 35 0.8 253 T3 IIA
Xylene 3.65 25 0.9 7.6 535 1.9 T1 IIA

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Dust Groups
IEC, EN, BS (To be covered by IEC BS EN 60079-20-2 when published)

Dusts Type Definition Dust

Group

• Solid particles, including fibres, greater

Rayon, cotton, sisal, jute,
than 500 μm in size,
hemp, cocoa fibre, oakum, Combustible flyings IIIA
• Can burn or glow in air
waste kapok
• May form explosive mixtures with air

Cocoa, coffee, corn,

• Fine solid particles 500 μm or less in
custard powder, malt,
size
skimmed milk, flour,
Non-conductive combustible dust • Electrical resistivity greater than 103 Ωm IIIB
cellulose acetate, nylon,
sugar, milk, polythene, • Can burn or glow in air
epoxy • May form explosive mixtures with air

• Fine solid particles 500 μm or less in

Aluminium, magnesium, size
titanium, zinc, bronze, • Electrical resistivity equal or less than
Conductive combustible dust IIIC
chromium, tin, cadmium, 103 Ωm
coal dust • Can burn or glow in air
• May form explosive mixtures with air

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 Maximum Surface
Temperature classes Code Temperature °C Examples

IEC, T1 450
T2 300
CENELEC, (ATEX) T3 200
USA (NEC 505) T4 135
T5 100
T6 85

1 -
Ammonia
German (pre-ATEX) G1 360 2 -
Ethylene
(VDE 0171/2-61) G2 240 3a -
Hydrogen
G3 160 3b -
Carbon
G4 110 disulphide
G5 80 3c - Acetylene
3n - All class 3
gases

USA, Canada T1 450

USA (NEC 500) T2 300
T2A 280
T2B 260
T2C 230
T2D 215
T3 200
T3A 180
T3B 165
T3C 160
T4 135
T4A 120
T5 100
T6 85

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Electrical Ex Protection
IEC, EN, BS
(Electrical equipment)
Gas and Vapours, G
‘‘d’’ Flameproof
‘‘e’’ Increased safety
‘‘n’’ Non-sparking
Ex nA nL
‘‘N’’ Non-sparking
Suitable for Zones
Flameproof (IEC and BS) or Explosion Proof (US). Can
Ex d 1,2 withstand an internal explosion and prevents transmission
of the explosion to surrounding atmosphere.
Increased Safety by design to prevent excessive
Ex e 1,2
temperatures and occurrence of arcs and sparks.
Maximum locked rotor time allowed to reach limiting
tE temperature. Used to set control gear. Seconds (s)
Ratio of locked rotor current to rated current.
IA/IN
Used to set up control gear.
Non-sparking. Not capable of igniting an Ex atmosphere
Ex nA 2
and a fault is not likely to occur.
Ex nL 2 Energy limited
2 Combined non-sparking and energy limited device
Ex nR 2 Restricted breathing
Encapsulated, enclosed-break, hermetically sealed,
Ex nC 2
sealed, or non-incendiary device
Ex N 2 Pre- EU harmonized standard. (BS 5000-16)
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 Pressurized to prevent entry of atmosphere into
‘‘p’’ Pressurized Ex p 1,2
apparatus.
Ex px
Ex py 1,2 See IEC60079-2 for pressurization levels.
Ex pz

Ex ia
‘‘i’’ Intrinsic Safety Intrinsic Safety. Any sparks or hot surfaces are incapable
Ex ib 0,1,2
of igniting the most readily ignited mixture of gas and air.
Ex ic

Ex ma
‘‘m’’ Encapsulation Ex mb 1,2 Encapsulation. Moulding.
Ex mc

Oil Filled. Prevents parts capable of igniting an explosive

‘‘o’’ Oil filled Ex o 1,2
mixture coming into contact by oil immersion.

Powder , quartz and sand filled. Apparatus is filled with

‘‘q’’ Powder filled Ex q 1,2 fine grains preventing any spark or arc to cause an
ignition.

Dust, D
Ex ta Dust protection by enclosure, formerly ‘‘tD’’. Protection is
‘‘t’’ Enclosure Ex tb 20,21,22 by limiting external surface temperatures and restriction of
Ex tc dust ingress.

Pressurized. Prevention of dust entering apparatus by

‘‘p’’ Pressurized Ex pD 21, 22
maintaining internal pressure above external atmosphere.

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Mechanical Ex Protection
IEC, EN, BS

(Non-Electrical equipment)

Gas, Vapours, and Dust Suitable for Zones

(G and D)

Flameproof enclosure can withstand internal explosion

‘‘d’’ Flameproof Ex d 1, 21 and prevent transmission of explosion to surrounding
atmosphere.

Ignition protection by constructional measures to prevent

‘‘c’’ Construction safety Ex c 1, 21 ignition from hot surfaces, sparks and pressures
generated by moving parts.

Liquid immersion. Protection by liquid immersion to

‘‘k’’ Liquid immersion Ex k 1, 21
prevent potential ignition sources becoming effective.

Flow restricting prevents ingress of explosive atmosphere

‘‘fr’’ Flow restricting Ex fr 2, 22
to below the lower explosive limit.

Control of ignition source. Integral sensor detects

‘‘b’’ Control of ignition Ex b 1, 21 impending operation likely to cause an ignition and
source activates control measures.

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 Gas/Dust Groups, International Comparison

Europe,
International
Group
Area Classification I II III
Equipment Protection Levels Mining Surface Surface
(EPL)
Gas Gas Dust
IEC, ATEX
ATEX ATEX ATEX
Protection IEC IEC
Equipment Zone Equipment Zone Equipment
Ex Risk Level EPL EPL
Category Category Category
Energised Very High M1
De-energised in
presence of Ex High M2
atmosphere
Continuous
> 1000h Very high 0 1G Ga 20 1D Da
per year
Likely, Normal
> 10h < 1000h High 1 2G Gb 21 2D Db
per year
Unlikely
> 1h < 10h Normal 2 3G Gc 22 3D Dc
per year

Gas, Vapour, Dust Groups Temperature Classes

German
German, pre ATEX
IEC VDE Examples IEC
0171/2 VDE 0171/2
Continuous Short
Gas Class Class °C Class
°C °C
Methane or
I 1 T1 450 G1 360 400
Fire-damp
Propane
Petrol
IIA 1 T2 300 G2 240 270
Industrial
Methane
Ethylene
IIB 2 T3 200 G3 160 180
Coke gas
3a Hydrogen
IIC T4 135 G4 110 125
3c Acetylene
All Class 3
3n T5 100 G5 80 90
gases
Dust T6 85
Combustible
IIIA
flyings
Non-
IIIB
Conductive
IIIC Conductive

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Gas/Dust Groups, International Comparison

USA, North America

Location
Classification Surface Surface Surface Surface

NEC, NFPA, API Gas/Dust Gas Dust Fibres &

Flyings

Class
Division NEC Zone Class Zone Class
Ex Risk NEC500 NEC 505 NEC 500 NEC 506 NEC 500
500/505

Continuous 1 I 0 II 20 III

Likely, Normal 1 I 1 II 21 III

Unlikely 2 I 2 II 22 III

Gas, Vapour, Dust Groups Temperature Classes

Code NEC 500 NEC 505
NEC 500 NEC 505 Example
°C °C

Gas N/A* N/A* Methane T1 450 450

D IIA Propane T2 300 300
C IIB Ethylene T2A 280
B IIB+H2 Hydrogen T2B 260
A IIC Acetylene T2C 230
T2D 215
NEC 500 NEC506 T3 200 200
Not
Dust G
classified
Non-conductive T3A 180 180
Not
F Carbonaceous T3B 165 165
classified
Not
E Metal dust T3C 160 160
applicable
Not
N/A Fibres & Flyings T4 135 135
classified
* Mines are not included in NEC 500/505/506 T4A 120
T5 100 100
T6 85 85

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Ex Standards

Electrical Protection Concepts

Territory Standards General d e n p i m o q tD pD

World EU IEC EN
UK BS 61241-1
60079-0 60079-1 60079-7 60079-15 60079-2 60079-11 60079-18 60079-6 60079-5 61241-4
USA ISA 60079-31
Canada CSA
Europe EN 50014 50018 50019 50021 50016 50020 50028 50015 50017 50281-1-1
UK BS 5501-1 5501-5 5501-6 - 5501-3 5501-7 5501-8 5501-2 5501-4
UK BS 6941
UK BS 5000-15 5000-16
UK BS 4683-2 4683-4
UK BS 229
Germany VDE 0171-1 0171-5 0171-6 0171-16 0171-3 0171-7,8 0171-9 0171-6 0171-4 0171-15-1-1
France NF C 23-514 C23-518 C23-519 C23-516 C23-520 C23-515 C23-517
XP NI* DIP/NI*
USA FM 3600 3615 3611 3620 3610 3610/3611 3620
USA ISA/UL ISA12.12.01 UL 913 UL1203/913
C22.2 C22.2 C22.2 C22.2 C22.2 NFPA
Canada CSA
No.0 No.30 No.213 No.157 No.25 496
* NI Non-Incendive; DIP Dust-Ignition Proof; XP Explosion-proof

Mechanical Protection Concepts

Territory Standards General fr d c b k

UK / Europe BS EN 13463-1 13463-2 13463-3 13463-5 13463 13463-8

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General Hazardous Area Standards
Standard Part Date Description

Basic Concepts and methodology

BS EN 1127 1 1998 Explosive Atmospheres. Explosion Prevention & protection. Basic concepts & methodology

BS EN 1127 1 2007 Explosive Atmospheres. Explosion Prevention & protection. Basic concepts & methodology

BS EN 1127 2 2002 (+A1:2008 amend) Explosive Atmospheres & protection. Basic concepts and methodology for mining.

General Standards
BS 5501 1 1977 Electrical Apparatus for explosive atmospheres. General requirements.
EN 50014 1977 Identical to BS 5501:1977

BS EN 50014 1993 Electrical Apparatus for explosive atmospheres. General requirements.

BS EN 50014 1998 Electrical Apparatus for explosive atmospheres. General requirements.

BS EN 60079 0 2004 Electrical Apparatus for explosive atmospheres. General requirements.

IEC

BS EN 60079 0 2006 Electrical Apparatus for explosive atmospheres. General requirements.

IEC

BS EN 60079 0 2009 Electrical Apparatus for explosive atmospheres. General requirements.

IEC 60079 0 2007 Identical to BS EN 60079:2009

Installation in Hazardous Areas

BS 5345 1 1989 Selection, Installation & maintenance of electrical apparatus for explosive atmospheres, General recommendations.

BS 5345 3 1979 Installation & Maintenance requirements of electrical equipment with protection 'd'

BS 5345 4 1977 Installation & Maintenance requirements of electrical equipment with protection 'i'
BS 5345 5 1983 Installation & Maintenance requirements of electrical equipment with protection by pressurisation, 'p'

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BS 5345 6 1978 Installation & Maintenance requirements of electrical equipment with protection 'e'

BS 5345 7 1979 Installation & Maintenance requirements of electrical equipment with protection 'N'

BS 5345 8 1980 Installation & Maintenance requirements of electrical equipment with special protection 's'

BS EN 60079 14 2003 Electrical apparatus for explosive gas atmospheres. Electrical installations in hazardous areas (other than mines).
IEC 60079 14 2002 Identical to BS EN 60079-14:2003

BS EN 60079 14 2008 Explosive atmospheres. Electrical installations design, selection & erection.
(BS 5345, parts 1 to 9 were withdrawn in 2000, but are still valid for existing installations before that date.)
IEC 60079 14 2007 Identical to BS EN 60079-14:2008

Maintenance and Inspection

BS EN 60079 17 2003 Electrical apparatus. Inspection & Maintenance of electrical installations in hazardous areas (other than mines)
IEC 60079 17 2002 Identical to BS EN 60079-17:2003

BS EN 60079 17 2007 Explosive atmospheres. Electrical installations inspection and maintenance

IEC 60079 17 2007 Identical to BS EN 60079-17:2007

Repair and Overhaul of Hazardous Area Apparatus

BS 7924 1999 Code of practice for the repair and overhaul of certified electrical apparatus intended for use in mines
susceptible to firedamp

BS IEC 60079 19 1993 Electrical apparatus. Repair & Overhaul for apparatus used in explosive atmospheres(other than mines)
(Derived from AEMT/BEAMA Code of practice).

BS EN 60079 19 2007 Explosive atmospheres-Equipment repair, overhaul and reclamation

(Derived from AEMT/BEAMA Code of practice).
IEC 60079 19 2006 Identical to BS EN 60079-19:2007

Testing of HV machines
DD 50269 1997 Assessment & representative testing of high voltage machines.
ENV

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Zoned Areas
BS 5345 2 1983 Code of practice for selection, installation and maintenance of electrical apparatus for use in potentially explosive
atmospheres (other than mining applications) General recommendations.

BS EN 60079 10 2003 Electrical apparatus for explosive gas atmospheres. Classification of hazardous areas
IEC 60079 10 2002 Identical to BS EN 60079-10:2003

BS EN 60079 10-1 2009 Explosive atmospheres. Classification of areas. Explosive gas atmospheres
IEC 60079 10-1 2008 Identical to BS EN 60079-10-1:2009

BS EN 60079 10-2 2009 Explosive atmospheres. Classification of areas. Combustible dust atmospheres
IEC 60079 10-2 2009 Identical to BS EN 60079-10-12:2009

Ex Apparatus Protection Concept Standards

Flameproof, Ex 'd' Zones 1 & 2
Contains an explosion and quenches the flame. Type 'd'
NB: All Ex 'd' standards contain flame-path dimensions as at the date of publication.
The standards remain current with respect to the repair of 'd' machines certified and manufactured to them.
BS 229 1957 Specification. Flameproof enclosure of electrical apparatus

Specification for electrical apparatus for explosive atmospheres. The construction and testing of flameproof enclosures
BS 4683 2 1971
of electrical apparatus

BS 5501 5 1977 Electrical apparatus for potentially explosive atmospheres. Flameproof enclosure 'd'

BS EN 50018 1995 Electrical apparatus for potentially explosive atmospheres. Flameproof enclosures 'd'

BS EN 50018 2000 Electrical apparatus for potentially explosive atmospheres. Flameproof enclosure 'd'

BS EN 60079 1 2004 Electrical apparatus for explosive gas atmospheres. Flameproof enclosures 'd'
IEC 60079 1 2003 Identical to BS EN 60079-1:2004
BS EN 60079 1 2007 Explosive atmospheres. Equipment protection by flameproof enclosures ‘d’
IEC 60079 1 2007 Identical to BS EN 60079-1:2007

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American Standards, Ex 'd'
UL 674 2003 Electric motors and Generators for use in Division 1 Hazardous (Classified) locations.
(4th. Edition)

Increased Safety, Ex 'e' Zones 1 & 2

No arcs, sparks, or hot surfaces. Type 'e'
BS 4683 4 1973 Specification for electrical apparatus for explosive atmospheres. Type of protection 'e'

BS 5501 6 1977 Electrical apparatus for potentially explosive atmospheres. Increased safety 'e'

Rotating electrical machines of particular types or for particular applications. Machines with type of protection 'e'
BS 5000 15 1980
(increased safety)

BS EN 50019 1994 Electrical apparatus for potentially explosive atmospheres. Increased safety 'e'

BS EN 50019 2000 Electrical apparatus for potentially explosive atmospheres. Increased safety 'e'

BS EN 60079 7 2003 Electrical apparatus for explosive gas atmospheres. Increased safety 'e'
IEC 60079 7 2001 Identical to BS EN 60079-7:2003

BS EN 60079 7 2007 Explosive atmospheres. Equipment protection by increased safety 'e'

IEC 60079 7 2006 Identical to BS EN 60079-7:2007

Intrinsic Safety, Ex 'i' Zones 0, 1 & 2

Limit ignition energy. Type 'i'
BS EN 50020 1995 Electrical apparatus for potentially explosive atmospheres. Intrinsic safety 'i'

BS EN 50020 2002 Electrical apparatus for potentially explosive atmospheres. Intrinsic safety 'i'

BS EN 60079 25 2004 Electrical apparatus for explosive gas atmospheres. Intrinsically safe systems
IEC 60079 25 2003 Identical to BS EN 60079-25:2004

BS EN 60079 11 2007 Explosive atmospheres . Equipment protection by intrinsic safety 'i'

IEC 60079 11 2006 Identical to BS EN 60079-11:2007

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Non Sparking, Ex 'N' or 'n' Zone 2
No arcs, sparks, or hot surfaces. Type 'N' or 'n'
BS 5000 16 1985 Rotating electrical machines of particular types or for particular applications. Rotating electrical machines with type of
protection 'N'

BS 6941 1988 Specification for electrical apparatus for explosive atmospheres with type of protection ‘N’

Rotating electrical machines of particular types or for particular applications. Rotating electrical machines with type of
BS 5000 16 1997
protection 'N'

BS EN 50021 1999 Electrical apparatus for potentially explosive atmospheres. Type of protection 'n'

BS EN 60079 15 2003 Electrical apparatus for explosive gas atmospheres. Type of protection 'n'

Electrical apparatus for explosive gas atmospheres. Construction, test and marking of type of protection ‘n’ electrical
BS EN 60079 15 2005
apparatus

IEC 60079 15 2005 Identical to BS EN 60079-15:2005

Encapsulation, Ex 'm' Zones 1 & 2

Isolate apparatus from atmosphere. Type 'm'
BS EN 60079 18 2004 Electrical apparatus for explosive gas atmospheres. Construction, test and marking of type of protection encapsulation
‘m’ electrical apparatus
IEC 60079 18 2004 Identical to BS EN 60079-18:2004

Oil Immersion, Ex 'o' Zones 1 & 2

Atmosphere exclusion. Type 'o'
BS EN 50015 1994 Electrical apparatus for potentially explosive atmospheres. Oil immersion 'o'

BS EN 50015 1998 Electrical apparatus for potentially explosive atmospheres. Oil immersion 'o'

BS EN 60079 6 2007 Explosive atmospheres. Equipment protected by oil immersion 'o'

IEC 60079 6 2007 Identical to BS EN 60079-6:2007

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Pressurized, Ex 'p' Zones 1 & 2
Excludes atmosphere. Type 'p'
BS 5501 3 1977 Electrical apparatus for potentially explosive atmospheres. Pressurized apparatus 'p'

BS EN 50016 1996 Electrical apparatus for potentially explosive atmospheres. Pressurized apparatus 'p'

BS EN 50016 2002 Electrical apparatus for potentially explosive atmospheres. Pressurized apparatus 'p'

BS EN 60079 2 2004 Electrical apparatus for explosive gas atmospheres. Pressurized enclosures 'p'

BS EN 60079 2 2007 Explosive atmospheres. Equipment protection by pressurized enclosure 'p'

IEC 60079 2 2007 Identical to BS EN 60079-2:2007

Powder filled, Ex 'q' Zones 1 & 2

Quenches ignition and prevents propagation. Type "q"
BS EN 50017 1994 Electrical apparatus for potentially explosive atmospheres. Powder filling 'q'

BS EN 50017 1998 Electrical apparatus for potentially explosive atmospheres. Powder filling 'q'

BS EN 60079 5 2007 Explosive atmospheres. Equipment protection by powder filling 'q'

IEC 60079 5 2007 Identical to BS EN 60079-5:2007

Combustible Dust Zones 21 & 22

BS EN 61241 2-2 1996 Electrical apparatus for use in the presence of combustible dust. Test methods. Method for determining the electrical
resistivity of dust in layers

BS EN 61241 1 2004 Electrical apparatus for use in the presence of combustible dust. Protection by enclosures 'tD'
IEC 61241 1 2004 Identical to BS EN 61241:2004
BS EN Explosive atmospheres. Equipment dust ignition protection by enclosure "t"
60079 31 2009
IEC
BS EN 61241 4 2006 Electrical apparatus for use in the presence of combustible dust. Type of protection 'pD'
IEC 61241 4 2006 Identical to BS EN 61241:2006

BS EN 61241 10 2004 Electrical apparatus for use in the presence of combustible dust. Classification of areas where combustible dusts are
or may be present

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BS EN 61241 14 2004 Electrical apparatus for use in the presence of combustible dust. Selection and installation
IEC 61241 14 2004 Identical to BS EN 61241-10:2004

BS EN 61241 18 2004 Electrical apparatus for use in the presence of combustible dust. Protection by encapsulation 'mD'
IEC 61241 18 2004 Identical to BS EN 61241-18:2004

BS EN 60079 10-2 2009 Explosive atmospheres. Classification of areas. Combustible dust atmospheres
IEC 60079 10-2 2009 Identical to BS EN 60079-10-2:2009

Mechanical Protection Concepts

Zones 1 & 21 or 2*& 22*(fr)
BS EN 13463 1 2001 Non-electrical equipment for potentially explosive atmospheres. Basic method and requirements

BS EN 13463 1 2009 Non-electrical equipment for use in potentially explosive atmospheres. Basic method and requirements

BS EN 13463 2 2004 Non-electrical equipment for use in potentially explosive atmospheres. Protection by flow restricting enclosure 'fr' *

BS EN 13463 3 2005 Non-electrical equipment for use in potentially explosive atmospheres. Protection by flameproof enclosure 'd'

BS EN 13463 5 2003 Non-electrical equipment intended for use in potentially explosive atmospheres. Protection by constructional safety 'c'

BS EN 13463 6 2005 Non-electrical equipment for potentially explosive atmospheres. Protection by control of ignition source 'b'

BS EN 13463 8 2003 Non-electrical equipment for potentially explosive atmospheres. Protection by liquid immersion 'k'

Safety Critical Control Systems

BS EN 61508 1 2010 Functional safety of electrical/electronic/ programmable electronic safety-related systems. General requirements
IEC 61508 1 2010 Identical to BS EN 61508-1:2010

Functional safety of electrical/electronic/ programmable electronic safety-related systems. Requirements for

BS EN 61508 2 2010
electrical/electronic/ programmable electronic safety-related systems
IEC 61508 2 2010 Identical to BS EN 61508-2:2010

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BS EN 61508 3 2010 Functional safety of electrical/electronic/ programmable electronic safety-related systems. Software requirements
IEC 61508 3 2010 Identical to BS EN 61508-3:2010
BS EN 61508 4 2010 Functional safety of electrical/electronic/ programmable electronic safety related systems. Definitions and
abbreviations
IEC 61508 4 2010 Identical to BS EN 61508-4:2010

Functional safety of electrical/electronic/ programmable electronic safety related systems. Examples of methods for the
BS EN 61508 5 2010
determination of safety integrity levels
IEC 61508 5 2010 Identical to BS EN 61508-5:2010

Functional safety of electrical/electronic/ programmable electronic safety related systems. Guidelines on the
BS EN 61508 6 2010
application of IEC 61508-2 and IEC 61508-3
IEC 61508 6 2010 Identical to BS EN 61508-6:2010

Functional safety of electrical/electronic/ programmable electronic safety related systems. Overview of techniques and
BS EN 61508 7 2010
measures
IEC 61508 7 2010 Identical to BS EN 61508-7:2010

Miscellaneous
BS EN ISO9001 2008 Quality Management Systems: Requirements

BS EN ISO14001 2004 Environmental management systems. Requirements with guidance for use

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European Notified Bodies
Number Name Country
0408 TÜV AUSTRIA SERVICES GMBH Austria
www.tuev.at

0026 AIB-VINÇOTTE INTERNATIONAL S.A. Belgium

www.vincotte.be
0029 APRAGAZ A.S.B.L. Belgium
www.apragaz.com
0492 INSTITUT SCIENTIFIQUE DES SERVICES PUBLICS - SIEGE DE COLFONTAINE Belgium
http://www.issep.be

0512 AIB-VINÇOTTE BELGIUM ASBL Belgium

www.vincotte.com
1877 "MINPROEKT" JSC - Division "Scientific and Research Activity" Bulgaria
www.minproekt.com
1026 FYZIKALNE TECHNICKY ZKUSEBNI USTAV S.P. Czech Republic
www.ftzu.cz
0396 TEKNOLOGISK INSTITUT - Sekretariat for Typeafprøvning Denmark
www.teknologisk.dk
0539 UL INTERNATIONAL DEMKO A/S Denmark
www.ul-europe.com
0537 VTT (TECHNICAL RESEARCH CENTRE OF FINLAND) Finland
www.vttexpertservices.fi
0080 INSTITUT NATIONAL DE L'ENVIRONNEMENT INDUSTRIEL ET DES RISQUES France
www.ineris.fr

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0081 LABORATOIRE CENTRAL DES INDUSTRIES ELECTRIQUES France
www.lcie.fr

0035 TÜV RHEINLAND INDUSTRIE SERVICE GMBH - TÜV Rheinland Group http://www.tuv.com Germany
0044 TÜV NORD CERT GmbH Germany
http://www.tuev-nord-cert.de
0102 PHYSIKALISCH-TECHNISCHE BUNDESANSTALT-- (PTB) Germany
http://www.ptb.de

0123 TÜV SÜD Product Service GmbH Germany

http://www.tuev-sued.de/ps

0158 DEKRA EXAM GmbH Zertifizierungsstelle Germany

www.dekra.de
0391 FACHAUSSCHUß FLEISCHWIRTSCHAFT PRÜF- UND ZERTIFIZIERUNGSSTELLE IM BG-PRÜFZERT Germany
www.fleischerei-bg.de/pruefzert
0588 FORSCHUNGSGESELLSCHAFT FÜR ANGEWANDTE SYSTEMSICHERHEIT UND ARBEITSMEDIZIN Germany
mbH www.fsa.de
0589 BUNDESANSTALT FÜR MATERIALFORSCHUNG UND PRÜFUNG (BAM) Germany
http://www.bam.de/de/kompetenzen/geschaeftsstellen/bzs.htm
0637 IBEXU- INSTITUT FÜR SICHERHEITSTECHNIK GMBH INSTITUT AN DER TECHNISCHEN Germany
UNIVERSITÄT BERGAKADEMIE FREIBERG
0820 ZELM EX PRÜF-UND ZERTIFIZIERUNGSSTELLE Germany
www.zelm.de
1637 SGS-TÜV GMBH Germany
www.sgst
2004 BUREAU VERITAS E & E PRODUCT SERVICES GMBH Germany
www.bureauveritas.com
1418 EXVA ROBBANASBIZTOS BERENDEZESEK VIZSGALO ALLOMASA KFT. www.bki.hu Hungary
0051 IMQ ISTITUTO ITALIANO DEL MARCHIO DI QUALITÀ S.P.A. Italy
www.imq.it
0066 ISTITUTO DI CERTIFICAZIONE EUROPEA PRODOTTI INDUSTRIALI S.P.A. www.icepi.com Italy
0398 APAVE ITALIA CPM SRL Italy

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 www.cpmapave.it
0425 ICIM - ISTITUTO DI CERTIFICAZIONE INDUSTRIALE PER LA MECCANICA S.P.A. www.icim.it Italy
0496 DNV - MODULO UNO SCARL Italy
www.modulouno.it
0722 CESI (CENTRO ELETROTECNICO SPERIMENTALE ITALIANO) GIACINTO MOTTA Italy
SPA
www.cesi.it

0948 TUV ITALIA SRL Italy

www.tuv.it
1131 CONSORZIO EUROPEO CERTIFICAZIONE - CEC Italy
www.consorziocec.com
1370 BUREAU VERITAS ITALIA S.P.A. Italy
www.bureauveritas.it
0499 SOCIETE NATIONALE DE CERTIFICATION ET D'HOMOLOGATION S.À.R.L. (SNCH) www.snch.lu Luxembourg

0344 KEMA Quality B.V. Netherlands

www.kema.com

0470 NEMKO AS Norway

www.nemko.com

0575 DET NORSKE VERITAS AS Norway

www.dnv.com
1433 URZAD DOZORU TECHNICZNEGO Poland
www.udt.gov.pl
1453 GLÓWNY INSTYTUT GÓRNICTWA Poland
www.gig.eu
1456 INSTYTUT TECHNIKI GORNICZEJ KOMAG Poland
www.komag.eu
1461 OSRODEK BADAN ATESTACJI I CERTYFIKACJI OBAC SP. Z.O.O. Poland
www.obac.com.pl
1547 INOVA CENTRUM INNOWACJI TECHNICZNYCH SP. Z O.O. Poland
www.inova-cit.home.pl
2057 JEDNOSTKA OPINIUJACA, ATESTUJACA I CERTYFIKUJACA WYROBY TEST SP. Z O.O. www.joac- Poland
test.pl
1809 IINSTITUTUL NATIONAL DE CERCETARE – DEZVOLTARE PENTRU SECURITATE MINIERA SI Romania

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 PROTECTIE ANTIEXPLOZIVA http://www.insemex.ro
1293 EVPU a.s. Slovakia
www.evpu.sk
1354 TECHNICKA INSPEKCIA a.s. Slovakia
www.tisr.sk
1304 SLOVENIAN INSTITUTE OF QUALITY AND METROLOGY - SIQ Slovenia
www.siq.si
0163 LABORATORIO OFICIAL JOSE MARIA DE MADARIAGA Spain
www.lom.upm.es
0402 SP SVERIGER TEKNISKA FORSKNINGSINSTITUIT AB Sweden
www.sp.se
1252 QS SCHAFFHAUSEN AG Switzerland
www.qsinternational.ch
1254 QS ZURICH AG Switzerland
www.quality-service.ch
1258 ELECTROSUISSE SEV Switzerland
www.electrosuisse.ch
2194 LEUMANN & UHLMANN AG Switzerland
www.leumann.ch
0038 LLOYD’S REGISTER VERIFICATION LIMITED United Kingdom
www.lr.org
0086 BSI PRODUCT SERVICES United Kingdom
www.bsigroup.com
0359 INTERTEK TESTING & CERTIFICATION LTD United Kingdom
www.intertek.com
0518 SIRA CERTIFICATION SERVICE United Kingdom
www.siracertification.com

0891 TRAC EMC & SAFETY LTD United Kingdom

www.tracglobal.com
1180 BASEEFA LIMITED United Kingdom
www.baseefa.com

1725 FM APPROVALS LTD. United Kingdom

www.fmapprovals.com

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North American Certifying Authorities

UNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES United States of

www.ul.com America

FACTORY MUTUAL United States of

www.fmapprovals.com America

CANADIAN STANDARDS ASSOCIATION Canada

www.csa.ca

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General Electrical and Mechanical Motor Standards

Electrical Mechanical
Ingress
Rating & Tests & Terminal Starting Dimensions Cooling Mount
Territory Standard Protection Noise Vibration
Performance Efficiency Markings Performance & Outputs IC IM
IP

World IEC 60034-1 60034-2 60034-8 60034-12 60072 60034-5 60034-6 60034-7 60034-9 60034-14

Europe EN 60034-1 60034-2 60034-8 60034-12 60072 60034-5 60034-6 60034-7 60034-9 60034-14

UK BS 822-6
4999-
UK BS 4999-33,34 4999-3 4999-41 4999-10 4999-20 4999-21 4999-22 4999-51 4999-50
1,4,30,31,32,69
4999- 4999- 4999-
UK BS 4999-101 4999-102 4999-108 4999-112 4999-141 4999-105 4999-142
106 107 109

42677,
IEC 34-
Germany DIN VDE 0530-1 0530-2 0530-8 0530-12 42673 0530-5 IEC 34- 0530-9 ISO 2373
6
7

IEC 34- C51-

France NF C51-110, 111 C51-112 C 51-118 IEC 34-12 C51-110 C51-115 C51-120 C 51-111
6 119

Italy CEI 2-3 2-6 2-8 2-15 IEC60072 2-16 2-7 2-14 2-24 2-23

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Labels, Nameplate markings

IEC, Metric
Symbol Description Example
Frame size IEC 60072-1,2,3
Numeric Shaft centre height in mm (foot mounted motor) 63, 71, 80, 90, 100, 112,
‘H’ dimension 132, 160, 180, 200, 225 etc.

Enclosure Prefix
Open Drip Proof ODP Windings open to cooling medium IP rating 21, 22, 23
Totally Enclosed TE Windings enclosed from cooling medium IP rating 44, 54, 55, 65
Flameproof E, FLP Can withstand an internal explosion

Foot Fixing ‘B’ dimension, foot hole centres, side view

S Short 250S
M Medium 225M
L Long 180L

Duty Cycles IEC 60034-1

S1 Continuous running
S2 Short-time duty S2 60 mins
S3 Intermittent periodic duty S3 25%
S4 Intermittent periodic duty with starting
S5 Intermittent periodic duty with electric braking
S6 Continuous operation periodic duty S6 60%
S7 Continuous operation periodic duty with electric
braking
S8 Continuous operation periodic duty with related
load/speed changes
S9 Duty with non-periodic load and speed variations
S10 Duty with discrete constant loads and speeds

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Supply
Voltage V, UN Volts, V 380-415V
Frequency f Hertz, Hz 50Hz, 60Hz

Rating
Power PN kW, hp 132kw, 125 Hp
Speed n Rpm, min-1, r/min 1500 rpm
Poles Numeric 2, 4, 6 , 8, 10, 12 etc..
Phases Ph 1 or 3
Power Factor Cos φ, Per unit, p.u. 0.86
PF

Efficiency η % or per unit (p.u.) 94.5%, 0.945

CEMEP Efficiency EFF1 High
Levels EFF2 Standard
EFF3

IEC 60034-30 Efficiency IE1 Standard IE3 94.5%

Levels IE2 High
IE3 Premium
IE4 Super-Premium

Thermal
Temperature Rise Winding temperature rise by resistance Maximum total temperature
Class

A 65K
E 75K
B 80K 130°C
F 105K 155°C
H 125K 180°C

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 Embedded temperature detector (ETD)
B 85K – 90K
F 110K – 115K
H 130K – 135K

Starting
Starting Torque MA, TA Newton Metres, Nm
Pull out Torque MK, TMAX Newton Metres, Nm
Pull up Torque MS, TS Newton Metres, Nm
Starting current IA Amps, A
Direct on line starting DOL
Star delta starting Y/ Δ
Moment of Inertia J kgm2 Wk2, WR2, GD2

Run
Full load current IN Amps, A
Full load Torque MN, TN Newton Metres, Nm
Star connected Y
Delta connected Δ

Noise IEC 60034-9

Sound Power Level LW Decibels dB
Sound Pressure Level LP Decibels dB
(SPL) LPA dB(A) with A weighting dB(A)
IEC 60034-1
Site conditions
Altitude Normally 1000m m, ft
Ambient Tamb Temperature of the air or other media °C, °F

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Weight mass kg, lb

Mounting, IM
BS, IM code BS IM IEC 60034-7
B3 IM1001 • Foot, horizontal
B5 IM 3001 • Flange, horizontal
B14 IM 3601 • Face, horizontal
B35 IM 2001 • Foot, flange, horizontal
V5 IM 1011 • Vertical, foot, shaft down
V6 IM 1031 • Vertical, foot, shaft up
V1 IM 3011 • Vertical, flange, shaft down
V3 IM 3031 • Vertical, flange, shaft up
V18 IM 3611 • Vertical, face, shaft down
V19 IM 3631 • Vertical, face, shaft up

Ingress Protection, IP
IP code IP IEC 60034-5
Solid ingress IP0x No protection IP23
IP1x Large body protection Open Drip Proof
First digit IP2x Finger contact protection
IP3x Solids protection > 12mm
IP4x Solids protected > 1mm
IP5x Dust protected
IP6x Totally dust protected
Water ingress IPx0 No protection IP55 Weatherproof
IPx1 Vertical dripping water IP56 Hose-proof
Second digit IPx2 Water dripping up to 15°
IPx3 Water dripping up to 60°
IPx4 Water splash
IPx5 Water nozzle
IPx6 Water on ship’s deck
IPx7 Temporary immersion
IPx8 Continuous immersion

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Cooling, IC
IC code IC Abbreviated List See IEC 60034-6

First digit IC0xx Free circulation

IC4xx Surface cooled

Second digit x0x Free convection

x1x Self-circulation
x6x Motor mounted independent cooling

Third digit xx0 Free convection IC411, Surface own fan ventilated
xx1 Self-circulation IC416, Separately driven fan
xx6 Motor mounted independent cooling cooled
xx8 Relative displacement

Impact Protection, IK
IK code IK Impact Energy Joules See EN 50102

IK01 0.15 e.g. IK 08 is a common motor

IK02 0.2 standard
IK03 0.35
IK04 0.5
IK05 0.7
IK06 1
IK07 2
IK08 5
IK09 10
IK10 20

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Bearings e.g. 6309Z C3
Structure Type 1 Self-aligning ball 6309Z C3
2 Wide self-aligning ball
3 Double row angular contact ball
4 Double row ball
5 Thrust ball
6 Single row deep groove ball
Series 1 Extra light thrust 6309Z C3
2 Light
3 Medium
4 Heavy
Bore abXY Five times 3rd and 4th digit 6309Z C3
i.e. 5 x 09 = 45mm
Features Z Single shield 6309Z C3
ZZ Double shield
RS Single seal
2RS Double seal cage
Drive end DE D-end
Non-drive end NDE N-end
Radial Clearance C1 Clearance smaller than C2 6309Z C3
C2 Clearance smaller than Standard
STD Not marked
C3 Clearance larger than Standard
C4 Clearance larger than C3
C5 Clearance larger than C4

Temperature detectors
Thermistors PTC Positive Temperature Coefficient PT100, operating at 100°C

NTC Negative Temperature Coefficient

Resistance RTD PRT, PRT100 for platinum
Temperature Detectors

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NEMA, Imperial

Frame size Numeric Centre height in inches 42, 48, 56

• 2 digit references divide by 16 e.g. 56/16 = 3.5’’

• 3 digit references divide first 2 digits by 4 143, 182, 213, 254, 284, 324, 364, 404, 444,
504,
e.g. 504 = 50/4 = 12.5’’

Length Numeric Distance between foot fixing holes. 143, 364

• 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 inches

Mounting Suffix
C • NEMA C face 143C

D • NEMA D flange

H • Non-standard fixing hole dims.

J • NEMA C face, threaded shaft

T • Integral Hp and standard NEMA shaft dims.

• Short shaft
S
• Non standard NEMA mounting
Y
• Non-NEMA standard shaft
Z

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 Enclosures Type

Open Drip-Proof ODP Open motor, protects from falling objects up to 15° Dry, clean areas, normally indoors
to vertical

Weather protected WPI Open motor, guarded to minimize entry of

Type I precipitation and particles

Weather protected WPII As WPI plus angled air passages to protect from
Type II high velocity particles

Totally Enclosed Air TEAO Dust tight motor situated in driven fan’s airstream
Over

Totally Enclosed Non- TENV Dust tight motor relying on convection and radiation Suitable for outside use, similar to IP54/55
Ventilated for cooling

Totally Enclosed Fan TEFC Dust tight motor with external fan cooling Suitable for outside use, similar to IP54/55
Cooled

Totally Enclosed, Suitable for outside use, similar to IP54/55

Hostile and Severe
Environment

Totally Enclosed TEBC Dust tight cooled with separately driven external fan Used on inverter applications
Blower Cooled

Explosion-Proof Motors XP Similar to Ex d

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Motor Suppliers

Motor Supplier Website

http://www.aosmithmotors.com
A.O. Smith
http://www.aosmithepc.co.uk/online/
http://www.abb.com
ABB
http://www.abb.co.uk
ABM http://www.abm-drives.com
AEG http://www.lafert.com
Ansaldo http://www.asiansaldo.com
ASEA http://www.abb.com
ATB http://www.atb.co.at
http://www.baldor.com
Baldor
http://www.baldor.co.uk
Bauer Gearmotors http://www.danfoss.com
Baumuller http://www.baumuller.com
Bonfiglioli http://www.bonfiglioli.com
Bonora http://www.motoribonora.com
Brook Crompton http://brookcrompton.com
Brook Hansen http://brookcrompton.com
Brook Motors http://brookcrompton.com
Brown Boveri BBC http://www.abb.com
Brush Turbogenerators http://www.brush.eu
Brush Motors http://www.laurence-scott.com
CEMP http://www.cemp-international.it
CMG Motors http://www.cmggroup.com.au
Continental Electric Motors, http://www.cecoinc.com
Crompton Greaves http://www.cglonline.com
Crompton Parkinson http://brookcrompton.com
Electro Adda http://www.electroadda.com
Electrodrives http://brookcrompton.com
Elektrim http://www.elektrim-emm.com
Elnor Motors http://www.elnor.be
Elvem http://www.elvem.it
Emerson http://www.nidec-motor.com
Emod Motoren http://www.emod-motoren.de
ETI(Elettra Technology) http://www.etimotors.com
Fasco http://www.fasco.com
F&G www.atb-nordenham.de
Fimet http://www.fimet.com

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Gamak Motors http://www.gamakmotors.co.uk
GEC Electrodrives http://brookcrompton.com
GE Industrial Systems http://www.geindustrial.com
Hawker Siddeley Electric Motors http://brookcrompton.com
Hitachi http://www.hitachi-ies.co.jp
ICME Motors http://www.lafert.com
Lafert http://www.lafert.com
Laurence Scott & Electromotors http://www.laurence-scott.com
Leeson Electric http://www.leeson.com
Leroy-Somer http://www.leroy-somer.com
http://www.leroy-somer.co.uk/
Lincoln Motors http://www.lincoln.com
Loher http://www.loher.com
Louis Allis http://www.louisallis.com
Marathon Electric http://www.marathonelectric.com
Marelli http://www.marellimotori.com
Menzel http://www.menzel-elektromotoren.com
Morley Electric http://www.morleymotors.com
Newman Electric Motors http://brookcrompton.com
Parsons Peebles http://www.parsons-peebles.com
Reliance Electric http://www.reliance.com
Reuland Electric Co. http://reuland.com
Schorch http://www.schorch.de
Sever http://www.sever.rs
Siemens http://www.siemens.com
TECO Westinghouse http://www.tecowestinghouse.com
Thrige Electric http://www.thrige-electric.com
Toshiba http://www.toshiba.co.jp
US Electrical Motors http://www.usmotors.com
VEM Motors http://www.vem-group.com
WEG Electric Motors http://www.weg.net
Westinghouse http://www.tecowestinghouse.com

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Miscellaneous Electrical Formulae
Quantity Direct current Single phase Three phase

Current (I) __Pout__ _____Pout_____ _______Pout______

V x Effy V x Effy x pf √3 x V x Effy x pf

Efficiency (η) __Pout__ ___Pout___ ____Pout____

VxI V x I x pf √3 x V x I x pf

Power factor ___Pin___ ___Pin___

(pf) VxI √3 x V x I

Quantity Formula

Fan load power, kW Flow (m3.s-1) x pressure (kPa)

Fan efficiency (p.u.)

Ohm’s Law V=IxR

(resistive circuits)

Power, kW T (Nm) x rpm

9550

Power, Hp T (lb.ft) x rpm

5250

Power Factor, pf __Pin__

VxI

Slip, s, p.u. Ns –N
Ns

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 Slip, s, % (Ns –N) x 100
Ns

Synchronous speed, Ns , rpm Hz x 120

p (poles)

Torque, Nm kW x 9550
rpm

Torque, lb.ft Hp x 5250

rpm

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 AEMT INTERNATIONAL Ex REGISTER, 2011

Register of AEMT members able to repair Hazardous Area Equipment to the relevant
Ex certificate and/or standards.

The following companies are full members of the AEMT who have at least two
employees who have attended the AEMT courses on the repair of Hazardous Area Ex
equipment. These technicians have been successfully assessed and awarded a
certificate by the AEMT, which requires updating by a refresher course and re-
assessment every three years.

The listed companies hold an approved quality control system such as ISO 9001
incorporating all aspects of repairs to Hazardous Area Ex motors and other
apparatus, ensuring that work is carried out to the latest BS EN IEC 60079-19 repair
standard. All equipment used for the repairs is properly calibrated, and the data
concerning each repair is recorded and a report issued.

The IEC 60079-19 international repair standard was derived from an earlier Code of
Practice published by the AEMT and BEAMA in consultation with the Health and
Safety Executive.

Each registered company must have a competent person appointed within the
management of the organisation, with a working knowledge of the concepts and
standards applying to the repair of Hazardous Area Apparatus, and responsible for
ensuring that the repaired equipment remains safe and conforms to the original
standard, and/or certificate.

The listed compamies are able to service and/or repair certified Ex equipment, such
as motors, pumps, fans, generators, transformers, etc. manufactured to the following
protection concepts:

Flameproof: Ex d, Ex de,
Increased Safety: Ex e,
Non Sparking: Ex n, Ex na, Ex N,
Dust: Ex tD, pD

and other Ex standards for hazardous area apparatus.

Where possible the apparatus will be repaired to the original Ex certificate. If the
certificate is not available, the apparatus will be repaired to the Ex protection standard
applicable at the date of certification. This ensures that the requirements of IEC BS
EN 60079-19 are met, and also meets the responsibilities under the ATEX Directives in
the EU.

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Country Company IECEx, UL Location Telephone

Abu Dhabi Wesco – Abu Dhabi Abu Dhabi 00 971 2 5554108

Azerbaijan Rapid Solutions (Azerbaijan) Ltd Baku 00 99412 4977770

Dubai Intersel Dowding & Mills FZCO Jebel Ali 00 971 488 33661
World Wide Power Services LLC Jebel Ali 00 971 488 61155

England ASK Rewinds Ltd Accrington 01282 776475

Bellwood Rewinds Ltd. Hartlepool 01429 264097
Bowers Electricals Ltd Heanor, Derbyshire 01773 531531
Central Electrical (Armature Winding) Co. Ltd. Prescot, Merseyside 0151 546 6000
Coulstock & Place Engineering Ltd. Doncaster 01302 865400
Deritend Group Luton 01582 729301
Deritend Group Wolverhampton 01902 426354
Eriks UK EMS Bath 01225 426258
Eriks UK EMS IECEx Chesterfield 01246 276144
Eriks UK EMS Dartford 01322 225220
Eriks UK EMS Grimsby 01472 242642
Eriks UK EMS Maidenhead 01628 771122
Eriks UK EMS Southampton 02380 862125
Fairburns Group Ltd Hull 01482 323352
Fletcher Moorland Ltd IECEx Stoke on Trent 01782 411021
Fyfe Wilson & Co Ltd Bishops Stortford 01279 653333
Gem Intergrated Solutions Ltd Warwick 01926 497778
Heasells Electromechanical Services Ltd Royston 01763 243369

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Country Company IECEx, UL Location Telephone
Newcastle upon
Houghton International Electrical Services Ltd 0191 234 3000
Tyne
Hirst J (Electrical Engineering) Morley, Leeds 0113 253 4679
Industrial Motors & Gears Ltd Middlesbrough 01642 467999
Kirkby Lindsey Electrical Engineering Services IECEx Hull. 01482 223937
Knowlton & Newman Ltd Portsmouth 023 9265 0100
Knowlton & Newman Ltd Southampton 023 8066 5900
Mid Kent Electrical Engineering Co Ltd Sittingbourne 01795 471089
Mid Kent Electrical Engineering Co Ltd Rainham 01708 520996
M R Engineering Ltd Birkenhead 0151 647 9997
Park Gate & Co Ltd Carlisle 01228 552000
Pump Supplies Ltd Winsford 01606 863343
Pump Supplies Ltd Gloucester 01452 726999
Quartzelec Ltd Grimsby 01472 355869
Quartzelec Ltd Rugby 01788 512512
Quartzelec Ltd Sheffield 0114 256 1434
Rewinds & J Windsor & Sons Ltd Liverpool 0151 207 2074
RJW Engineering (Manchester) Limited Manchester 0161 702 8737
W H Shoebridge & Sons Ltd Northampton 01604 638099
Site Electrical Ltd Manchester 0161 725 5555
Sneath (Electrical Engineers) Ltd London 0207 790 7900
Southern & Redfern Industrial Solutions Ltd Bradford 01274 733333
Sulzer Dowding & Mills Altrincham 0161 928 6444
Sulzer Dowding & Mills Ashford 01233 623183
Sulzer Dowding & Mills Avonmouth 0117 938 1188
Sulzer Dowding & Mills Birmingham 0121 766 6333
Sulzer Dowding & Mills Bromborough 0151 334 6363

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Country Company IECEx, UL Location Telephone
Sulzer Dowding & Mills IECEx Ipswich 01473 717071
Sulzer Dowding & Mills IECEx Middlesbrough 01642 248451
Sulzer Dowding & Mills IECEx Sheffield 0114 244 6661
Team Rewinds Ltd Gateshead 0191 482 3374
Wilson Electric (Battersea) Ltd London 020 7228 3343
Yarmouth Rewinds Ltd IECEx Great Yarmouth 01493 854555

Indonesia XAB Industrial Service PT Tangerang 0062 21 53122270

Northern
Grants Electrical Services (NI) Ltd Co. Antrim 028 2565 6406
Ireland
JJ Loughran Co. Tyrone 028 867 62295

Ireland Avonmore Electrical Co. Cork 00 353 22 47477

Electrical Rewind Services Ltd Limerick 00 353 61 417070

Kazakhstan CAIH Power LLP Almaty 00 7 7272 669310

Malaysia Petra Resources Sdn Bhd Miri 00 608 5652699

Rotary Technical Services Sdn Bhd IECEx Selangor Darul 00 603 8723 7070
Siemens Malaysia, Industry Solution W/Shop IECEx Selangor Darul 00 603 33443294
Wehaya Ex Sdn Bhd IECEx Sarawak 00 608 5428877

Qatar A A Engineering Services Doha. 00 974 4600235

Manweir WLL Doha 00 974 44076000

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Saudi
Iscosa Industries & Maintenance Ltd Dammam 00 9663 8428380
Arabia

Scotland Deebridge Electrical Engineers Ltd. Aberdeen. 01224 871548

Eriks UK EMS Aberdeen 01224 289400
Fraser & Macdonald Ltd Glasgow 0141 445 3874
Midland Electrical Winding & Contracting (Scotland) Ltd. Grangemouth 01324 484444
Parsons Peebles Generation Ltd Fife 01383 421150
Quartzelec Ltd IECEx Aberdeen 01224 593008
Rotech Maintenance & Projects Ltd Falkirk 01324 634769
Sulzer Dowding & Mills IECEx Aberdeen 01224 427200
Sulzer Dowding & Mills IECEx Falkirk 01324 556511
IECEx
TDC (Aberdeen) Ltd Aberdeen 01224 710077
UL
Torishima Service Solutions Europe Ltd Coatbridge 01236 442390
WGM Engineering Ltd Glasgow 0141 445 8877
WGM Engineering Ltd Livingston 01506 433411

IECEx
Singapore Cyclect Electrical Engineering Pte Ltd
UL
Singapore 00 65 68636877
Maintech Engineering & Supplies Pte Ltd UL Singapore 00 65 6862 5225
Megawatts Engineering Services UL Singapore 00 65 6266 6612
IECEx
SWTS Pte Ltd Jurong 00 65 68614466
UL

South
Hankukcisco Kyeongnam 00 82 55 2863112
Korea

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Thailand Asia Engineering & Services (Thailand) Co Ltd Samutprakarn 00 662 7209099
Asia Motor Service Center Co Ltd IECEx Pathumthani 00 66 28310700
IECEx
MARC (Thailand) Co Ltd Nakornpathom 00 66 34312089
UL
IECEx 00 66 38693152-
MARC (Thailand) Co Ltd Rayong
UL 61
Siemens Ltd- Repair Centre IECEx Nakornpathom 00 66 34323501
U-Services (Rayong) Co Ltd IECEx Rayong 00 66 38685381
Well Engineering Service Co Ltd Samutprakarn 00 662 3979324

Wales DRB Electric Motors LLP Deeside 01244 280280

E & C Rewinds Narberth. 01834 860700
Pump Supplies Ltd. Port Talbot 01639 895815
Quartzelec Ltd IECEx Swansea 01792 560980
Rotary Equipment Services Cardiff 02920 757071
Wrexham Electrical Repairs Wrexham 01978 810586

IECEx: Companies which have been successfully audited to become an IECEx Certified Service Facility.

UL: Approved repairers of American UL equipment.

The AEMT Ex International Register is regularly updated on www.aemt.co.uk

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