06 Jan 2026

YB2 Series Explosion-Proof Asynchronous Motors Classification

Core Purpose Statement

This guide focuses on the YB2 series IP55 explosion-proof asynchronous motors (power range: 0.55 ~ 315KW), specifically compatible with industrial equipment such as explosion-proof pumps (e.g., ISG explosion-proof pipeline pumps), fans (BF4-72 explosion-proof centrifugal fans), compressors, and conveyors. Targeted at petrochemical enterprises, coal mining companies, chemical plants, and pharmaceutical manufacturers operating in Zone 1/2 hazardous areas with flammable gases or vapors, these motors address core needs for safe, stable, and efficient power output in explosive environments. They eliminate risks of electrical sparks igniting hazardous substances, ensuring compliance with GB 3836 explosion-proof standards and uninterrupted operation of critical industrial processes.

Product Classification & Detailed Specifications

1. 2-Pole YB2 Series Explosion-Proof Asynchronous Motors

Designed for high-speed industrial equipment in hazardous zones, 2-pole YB2 motors resolve issues of low efficiency and insufficient power at high rotational speeds. Ideal for explosion-proof centrifugal fans, high-speed pumps, and air compressors, they feature high power density and excellent dynamic balance performance. Critical for maintaining high-speed operation stability and energy efficiency in Zone 1/2 flammable gas environments. (78 words)

Product No.

Product Model

Material

Main Wear Reasons

Damage Prevention Notes

1

YB2-801-2

Cast iron (HT250) motor housing; copper wire winding; aluminum alloy rotor; nitrile rubber seal ring

1. Winding insulation aging due to long-term high-temperature operation (exceeding rated temperature 80℃); 2. Bearing wear caused by improper lubrication in high-speed rotation

1. Regularly monitor motor shell temperature, ensuring it does not exceed 80℃; clean cooling fins monthly to maintain heat dissipation efficiency; 2. Use high-temperature resistant grease (temperature resistance ≥120℃) for bearings, and replace grease every 2000 operating hours

2

YB2-802-2

Cast iron (HT250) motor housing; copper wire winding; aluminum alloy rotor; nitrile rubber seal ring

1. Rotor imbalance caused by dust accumulation on fan blades during long-term operation; 2. Seal ring aging and cracking due to corrosion of flammable and corrosive gases in the environment

1. Clean the fan blades and rotor surface quarterly to ensure dynamic balance; check the runout of the motor shaft end (allowable error ≤0.05mm); 2. Replace the seal ring every 6 months in corrosive environments, and select fluororubber seals for strong corrosive occasions

3

YB2-90S-2

Cast iron (HT250) motor housing; copper wire winding; aluminum alloy rotor; EPDM rubber seal ring

1. Winding short circuit caused by moisture ingress in high-humidity hazardous areas; 2. Bearing raceway pitting due to vibration of associated equipment

1. Regularly measure the insulation resistance of the winding (≥100MΩ at 500V DC); use moisture-proof cable glands and seal the junction box; 2. Install vibration isolation pads between the motor and the base, and check the vibration amplitude monthly (allowable error ≤2.8mm/s)

4

YB2-90L-2

Cast iron (HT250) motor housing; copper wire winding; aluminum alloy rotor; EPDM rubber seal ring

1. Wear of the motor's end cover bearing seat due to long-term high-speed rotation; 2. Oxidation of the winding lead wire joint caused by poor contact

1. Check the fit clearance between the bearing and the end cover bearing seat semi-annually (allowable clearance 0.015-0.035mm); repair or replace the end cover if excessive wear occurs; 2. Use crimping terminals for the winding lead wire joint, apply anti-oxidation paste, and check the connection tightness quarterly

5

YB2-100L-2

Cast iron (HT250) motor housing; copper wire winding; aluminum alloy rotor; nitrile rubber seal ring

1. Overheating of the stator core due to blocked air ducts; 2. Damage to the bearing retainer caused by foreign objects entering the bearing

1. Clean the air duct and cooling system monthly to ensure unobstructed air flow; check the air volume of the cooling fan (≥1.2m³/min); 2. Install a dust-proof cover at the bearing end, and inspect the bearing for abnormal noise every week; disassemble and clean the bearing if necessary

6

YB2-112M-2

Cast iron (HT250) motor housing; copper wire winding; aluminum alloy rotor; fluororubber seal ring

1. Winding insulation breakdown caused by voltage fluctuation in the power supply system; 2. Corrosion of the motor housing by acid-base mist in chemical plants

1. Install a voltage stabilizer or surge protector in the power supply circuit; monitor the power supply voltage fluctuation range (≤±10% of rated voltage); 2. Apply anti-corrosion coating to the motor housing annually; clean the surface with neutral detergent in acid-base mist environments

7

YB2-132S1-2

Cast iron (HT250) motor housing; copper wire winding; aluminum alloy rotor; fluororubber seal ring

1. Fatigue damage of the motor shaft due to long-term high-speed operation under overload; 2. Aging of the thermal protector caused by frequent overheating

1. Strictly prohibit overloading operation; the load rate should not exceed 100% of the rated load; install an overload protector in the circuit; 2. Check the performance of the thermal protector semi-annually; replace it if the action temperature deviates by more than 5℃ from the rated value

8

YB2-132S2-1

Cast iron (HT250) motor housing; copper wire winding; aluminum alloy rotor; nitrile rubber seal ring

1. Wear of the carbon brush (if equipped) caused by frequent start-stop; 2. Loosening of the motor base bolts due to vibration

1. For motors with carbon brushes, check the carbon brush wear every 1000 operating hours; replace the carbon brush when the wear amount exceeds 1/3 of the original length; 2. Use lock washers for the base bolts; retighten the bolts quarterly to the specified torque (25-30N·m)

9

YB2-160M1-2

Cast iron (HT250) motor housing; copper wire winding; aluminum alloy rotor; fluororubber seal ring

1. Damage to the motor's fan cover caused by mechanical impact; 2. Insulation aging of the winding due to long-term operation in a high-temperature and high-humidity environment

1. Install a protective guard around the fan cover to avoid mechanical impact; replace the fan cover if it is deformed or cracked; 2. Improve the ventilation and dehumidification conditions of the installation environment; use a heating dehumidifier in high-humidity areas during shutdown

10

YB2-160M2-1

Cast iron (HT250) motor housing; copper wire winding; aluminum alloy rotor; fluororubber seal ring

1. Bearing overheating caused by insufficient lubricating oil; 2. Oxidation and rust of the motor shaft due to long-term shutdown and moisture

1. Check the lubricating oil level of the bearing monthly; add lubricating oil in time when the oil level is lower than the specified mark; 2. For motors that are shut down for more than 1 month, apply anti-rust oil to the motor shaft; rotate the rotor manually once a week to prevent rust adhesion

11

YB2-160L-2

Cast iron (HT250) motor housing; copper wire winding; aluminum alloy rotor; EPDM rubber seal ring

1. Winding short circuit caused by dust accumulation on the winding surface; 2. Damage to the motor's terminal block due to loose wiring

1. Clean the winding surface with compressed air every quarter; ensure the insulation distance between windings (≥2mm); 2. Check the tightness of the terminal block wiring monthly; use torque screwdrivers to tighten the terminals to the specified torque (8-10N·m)

12

YB2-180M-2

Cast iron (HT250) motor housing; copper wire winding; aluminum alloy rotor; fluororubber seal ring

1. Fatigue failure of the motor's stator core lamination due to high-frequency vibration; 2. Corrosion of the bearing inner ring caused by salt spray in offshore environments

1. Install a vibration absorber between the motor and the equipment; monitor the vibration frequency monthly (avoid resonance frequency); 2. For offshore applications, use salt-spray resistant bearings; clean the bearing with fresh water monthly and apply anti-corrosion grease

13

YB2-200L1-2

Cast iron (HT250) motor housing; copper wire winding; aluminum alloy rotor; fluororubber seal ring

1. Overheating of the motor due to mismatched load and motor power; 2. Aging of the motor's cable insulation caused by high temperature

1. Select a motor with matching power according to the actual load; the load factor should be between 75%-100% of the rated power; 2. Use high-temperature resistant cables (temperature resistance ≥105℃); keep the cable away from the motor's high-temperature parts (distance ≥10cm)

14

YB2-200L2-2

Cast iron (HT250) motor housing; copper wire winding; aluminum alloy rotor; fluororubber seal ring

1. Bearing damage caused by foreign particles entering the bearing during maintenance; 2. Insulation breakdown of the winding caused by static electricity in dry environments

1. During maintenance, clean the bearing installation area thoroughly; use clean tools and lubricants; 2. Ground the motor shell reliably; install a static eliminator in dry environments (relative humidity <40%)

15

YB2-225M-2

Cast iron (HT250) motor housing; copper wire winding; aluminum alloy rotor; fluororubber seal ring

1. Wear of the motor's coupling due to misalignment between the motor and the driven equipment; 2. Aging of the motor's fan caused by long-term high-speed rotation

1. Align the motor and driven equipment quarterly (axial deviation ≤0.2mm, radial deviation ≤0.1mm); 2. Check the fan blade for cracks and deformation monthly; replace the fan if the air volume decreases by more than 20%

16

YB2-250M-2

Cast iron (HT250) motor housing; copper wire winding; aluminum alloy rotor; fluororubber seal ring

1. Winding insulation aging caused by long-term operation at high altitude (thin air, poor heat dissipation); 2. Corrosion of the motor's junction box due to chemical vapor

1. For high-altitude applications (above 1000m), derate the motor by 5% for every 1000m increase; strengthen heat dissipation measures; 2. Seal the junction box with sealant; inspect the junction box for corrosion quarterly and replace the sealing gasket if necessary

17

YB2-280S-2

Cast iron (HT250) motor housing; copper wire winding; aluminum alloy rotor; fluororubber seal ring

1. Bearing failure caused by long-term operation under high load; 2. Loosening of the motor's rotor balance block due to vibration

1. Monitor the motor load monthly; avoid long-term operation at 110% of the rated load; replace the bearing with a heavy-duty type if necessary; 2. Check the rotor balance block for looseness quarterly; tighten the fixing screws and apply thread locking adhesive

18

YB2-280M-2

Cast iron (HT250) motor housing; copper wire winding; aluminum alloy rotor; fluororubber seal ring

1. Overheating of the motor due to blocked cooling water channels (for water-cooled models); 2. Damage to the motor's thermal relay caused by frequent overcurrent

1. For water-cooled models, clean the cooling water channel every 6 months; ensure the water flow rate (≥5L/min); 2. Check the thermal relay's action current and reset function semi-annually; replace the thermal relay if it fails to act correctly

19

YB2-315S-2

Cast iron (HT250) motor housing; copper wire winding; aluminum alloy rotor; fluororubber seal ring

1. Winding insulation breakdown caused by lightning strikes in outdoor environments; 2. Corrosion of the motor's bearing outer ring due to moisture

1. Install a lightning arrester at the motor's power inlet; ground the lightning arrester reliably; 2. Keep the motor installation environment dry; use a dehumidifier in rainy seasons; check the bearing for rust monthly

20

YB2-315M-2

Cast iron (HT250) motor housing; copper wire winding; aluminum alloy rotor; fluororubber seal ring

1. Fatigue damage of the motor shaft due to long-term operation with unbalanced load; 2. Aging of the motor's seal ring caused by ozone in the atmosphere

1. Balance the load before operation; avoid eccentric load operation; check the motor shaft for bending quarterly (allowable error ≤0.03mm); 2. Use ozone-resistant seal rings; replace the seal ring every 8 months for outdoor applications

21

YB2-315L1-2

Cast iron (HT250) motor housing; copper wire winding; aluminum alloy rotor; fluororubber seal ring

1. Overheating of the motor due to insufficient power supply voltage; 2. Damage to the motor's terminal block caused by chemical corrosion

1. Monitor the power supply voltage during operation; ensure the voltage is within the range of 380V±10%; 2. Use corrosion-resistant terminal blocks (e.g., stainless steel 316L); clean the terminal block with alcohol monthly

22

YB2-315L2-2

Cast iron (HT250) motor housing; copper wire winding; aluminum alloy rotor; fluororubber seal ring

1. Bearing wear caused by long-term operation without maintenance; 2. Insulation aging of the winding caused by high-frequency harmonic interference in the power grid

1. Formulate a regular maintenance plan; conduct comprehensive maintenance (including bearing inspection, winding cleaning, etc.) every 5000 operating hours; 2. Install a harmonic filter in the power grid; monitor the harmonic content monthly (total harmonic distortion ≤5%)

2. 4-Pole YB2 Series Explosion-Proof Asynchronous Motors

Optimized for medium-speed industrial equipment in hazardous zones, 4-pole YB2 motors address issues of high noise and low torque at medium speeds. Suitable for explosion-proof conveyors, mixers, pumps, and reducers, they feature stable torque output and low vibration. Essential for ensuring smooth operation of medium-speed equipment in Zone 1/2 flammable gas or dust environments. (76 words)

Product No.

Product Model

Material

Main Wear Reasons

Damage Prevention Notes

1

YB2-801-4

Cast iron (HT250) motor housing; copper wire winding; aluminum alloy rotor; nitrile rubber seal ring

1. Winding insulation aging due to long-term operation in a closed environment with poor heat dissipation; 2. Bearing wear caused by dust entering the bearing

1. Ensure the installation environment is well-ventilated; avoid closed installation; clean the cooling fins monthly; 2. Install a dust-proof cover at the bearing end; check the bearing for dust accumulation quarterly and clean it

2

YB2-802-4

Cast iron (HT250) motor housing; copper wire winding; aluminum alloy rotor; nitrile rubber seal ring

1. Rotor stuck caused by foreign objects entering the motor; 2. Seal ring damage caused by vibration of the motor base

1. Install a protective net at the motor's air inlet; check the inside of the motor for foreign objects before starting; 2. Use vibration-damping pads for the motor base; adjust the base level to reduce vibration

3

YB2-90S-4

Cast iron (HT250) motor housing; copper wire winding; aluminum alloy rotor; EPDM rubber seal ring

1. Winding short circuit caused by loose winding coils; 2. Corrosion of the motor housing by industrial waste gas

1. Check the winding coils for looseness quarterly; fix the coils with insulating tape if necessary; 2. Apply anti-corrosion paint to the motor housing annually; clean the surface with a soft cloth regularly

4

YB2-90L-4

Cast iron (HT250) motor housing; copper wire winding; aluminum alloy rotor; EPDM rubber seal ring

1. Bearing overheating caused by excessive lubricating grease; 2. Loosening of the motor's fan bolt due to vibration

1. Add lubricating grease according to the specified amount (1/3-1/2 of the bearing cavity); avoid over-greasing; 2. Check the fan bolt tightness monthly; use lock washers and thread locking adhesive

5

YB2-100L1-4

Cast iron (HT250) motor housing; copper wire winding; aluminum alloy rotor; nitrile rubber seal ring

1. Winding insulation breakdown caused by power supply frequency fluctuation; 2. Damage to the motor's terminal block due to poor contact

1. Monitor the power supply frequency (50Hz±1Hz); install a frequency stabilizer if necessary; 2. Check the terminal block contact condition monthly; clean the contact surface with sandpaper if there is oxidation

6

YB2-100L2-4

Cast iron (HT250) motor housing; copper wire winding; aluminum alloy rotor; nitrile rubber seal ring

1. Fatigue damage of the motor shaft due to frequent start-stop; 2. Aging of the motor's cable sheath caused by friction

1. Reduce unnecessary start-stop operations; use a soft starter to reduce start-up impact; 2. Protect the cable with a cable sleeve; avoid friction between the cable and other objects

7

YB2-112M-4

Cast iron (HT250) motor housing; copper wire winding; aluminum alloy rotor; fluororubber seal ring

1. Overheating of the motor due to overload operation; 2. Corrosion of the bearing caused by moisture in the air

1. Install an overload protector; cut off the power supply immediately when overloading is detected; 2. Keep the motor dry; use a dehumidifier in humid environments; apply anti-rust oil to the bearing

8

YB2-132S-4

Cast iron (HT250) motor housing; copper wire winding; aluminum alloy rotor; fluororubber seal ring

1. Winding insulation aging caused by high temperature in summer; 2. Damage to the motor's fan caused by foreign objects

1. Strengthen heat dissipation measures in summer (e.g., install an exhaust fan); monitor the motor temperature; 2. Install a protective cover at the fan end; check the fan for damage monthly

9

YB2-132M-4

Cast iron (HT250) motor housing; copper wire winding; aluminum alloy rotor; fluororubber seal ring

1. Bearing wear caused by misalignment of the motor and driven equipment; 2. Loosening of the motor's base bolts due to thermal expansion and contraction

1. Align the motor and driven equipment quarterly; ensure the coaxiality meets the requirements; 2. Check the base bolts seasonally; retighten them to compensate for thermal expansion and contraction

10

YB2-160M-4

Cast iron (HT250) motor housing; copper wire winding; aluminum alloy rotor; fluororubber seal ring

1. Winding short circuit caused by static electricity in dry environments; 2. Corrosion of the motor's junction box by chemical agents

1. Ground the motor reliably; increase the environmental humidity (relative humidity 40%-60%) in dry seasons; 2. Seal the junction box with anti-corrosion sealant; avoid chemical agents splashing on the junction box

11

YB2-160L-4

Cast iron (HT250) motor housing; copper wire winding; aluminum alloy rotor; EPDM rubber seal ring

1. Overheating of the motor due to blocked air ducts; 2. Damage to the motor's thermal protector caused by voltage surge

1. Clean the air ducts and cooling fins monthly; ensure unobstructed air flow; 2. Install a surge protector in the power supply circuit; check the thermal protector's performance semi-annually

12

YB2-180M-4

Cast iron (HT250) motor housing; copper wire winding; aluminum alloy rotor; fluororubber seal ring

1. Fatigue failure of the motor's stator core due to long-term vibration; 2. Corrosion of the motor shaft due to salt water in marine environments

1. Install vibration isolation pads; monitor the vibration amplitude monthly; 2. For marine applications, use stainless steel motor shafts; apply anti-corrosion coating to the shaft surface

13

YB2-180L-4

Cast iron (HT250) motor housing; copper wire winding; aluminum alloy rotor; fluororubber seal ring

1. Bearing damage caused by insufficient lubrication during long-term operation; 2. Aging of the motor's seal ring caused by high temperature

1. Replace the bearing grease every 1500 operating hours; use high-temperature resistant grease; 2. Replace the seal ring every 6 months; select seal rings with temperature resistance ≥100℃

14

YB2-200L-4

Cast iron (HT250) motor housing; copper wire winding; aluminum alloy rotor; fluororubber seal ring

1. Winding insulation breakdown caused by lightning strikes; 2. Loosening of the motor's rotor windings due to vibration

1. Install a lightning arrester; check the lightning arrester's performance annually; 2. Check the rotor windings for looseness quarterly; fix them with binding wire if necessary

15

YB2-225S-4

Cast iron (HT250) motor housing; copper wire winding; aluminum alloy rotor; fluororubber seal ring

1. Overheating of the motor due to power supply phase loss; 2. Corrosion of the motor housing by acid rain in outdoor environments

1. Install a phase loss protector; cut off the power immediately when phase loss is detected; 2. Apply anti-rain corrosion paint to the motor housing; install a rain cover for outdoor use

16

YB2-225M-4

Cast iron (HT250) motor housing; copper wire winding; aluminum alloy rotor; fluororubber seal ring

1. Bearing wear caused by foreign particles in the lubricating grease; 2. Damage to the motor's terminal block due to overheating

1. Use clean and qualified lubricating grease; filter the grease before adding; 2. Check the terminal block temperature monthly; ensure good contact to avoid overheating

17

YB2-250M-4

Cast iron (HT250) motor housing; copper wire winding; aluminum alloy rotor; fluororubber seal ring

1. Winding insulation aging caused by long-term high-load operation; 2. Aging of the motor's fan blade caused by long-term use

1. Avoid long-term operation at full load; reduce the load appropriately when the temperature is high; 2. Check the fan blade for cracks and deformation monthly; replace the fan blade if necessary

18

YB2-280S-4

Cast iron (HT250) motor housing; copper wire winding; aluminum alloy rotor; fluororubber seal ring

1. Bearing failure caused by high temperature in the working environment; 2. Loosening of the motor's junction box cover bolts due to vibration

1. Install a heat shield around the motor in high-temperature environments; 2. Check the junction box cover bolts monthly; retighten them and apply thread locking adhesive

19

YB2-280M-4

Cast iron (HT250) motor housing; copper wire winding; aluminum alloy rotor; fluororubber seal ring

1. Overheating of the motor due to mismatched power; 2. Corrosion of the bearing inner ring caused by chemical vapor

1. Select a motor with appropriate power according to the actual load; 2. Use chemical-resistant bearings; clean the bearing with neutral detergent monthly and apply anti-corrosion grease

20

YB2-315S-4

Cast iron (HT250) motor housing; copper wire winding; aluminum alloy rotor; fluororubber seal ring

1. Winding short circuit caused by dust accumulation; 2. Damage to the motor's thermal relay caused by frequent overcurrent

1. Clean the winding surface with compressed air quarterly; 2. Check the thermal relay's action performance semi-annually; replace it if it is faulty

21

YB2-315M-4

Cast iron (HT250) motor housing; copper wire winding; aluminum alloy rotor; fluororubber seal ring

1. Fatigue damage of the motor shaft due to unbalanced load; 2. Aging of the motor's seal ring caused by ozone

1. Balance the load before operation; check the motor shaft for bending quarterly; 2. Use ozone-resistant seal rings; replace the seal ring every 8 months

22

YB2-315L1-4

Cast iron (HT250) motor housing; copper wire winding; aluminum alloy rotor; fluororubber seal ring

1. Bearing overheating caused by poor heat dissipation; 2. Corrosion of the motor housing by industrial dust

1. Strengthen heat dissipation measures; ensure the cooling system is working normally; 2. Clean the motor housing monthly; apply anti-corrosion coating annually

23

YB2-315L2-4

Cast iron (HT250) motor housing; copper wire winding; aluminum alloy rotor; fluororubber seal ring

1. Winding insulation breakdown caused by voltage fluctuation; 2. Loosening of the motor's base bolts due to long-term vibration

1. Install a voltage stabilizer; monitor the power supply voltage; 2. Check the base bolts monthly; retighten them to the specified torque and use lock washers

Procurement & Technical Reference Standards

1. Procurement Reference Standards

• Explosion-Proof Certification Compliance: Prioritize products certified to GB 3836.1-2010, ATEX 94/9/EC, or IECEx standards, ensuring the explosion-proof level matches the hazardous zone classification (e.g., Zone 1 for flammable gases) of the installation site.

• Electrical Parameter Matching: Confirm that the motor's rated power, voltage (380V/400V), speed (2-pole: ~2900rpm, 4-pole: ~1450rpm), and installation dimension (e.g., frame size 80-315) match the driven equipment's requirements.

• Environmental Adaptability: Select appropriate materials (e.g., fluororubber seals for corrosive environments, salt-spray resistant bearings for offshore) based on the operating environment's temperature (-20℃ to 40℃ recommended), humidity, and corrosive factors.

• Quality & Reliability Indicators: Verify the motor's insulation class (F class or higher), protection class (IP55), and service life (≥10,000 operating hours); check the manufacturer's quality management system certification (e.g., ISO 9001).

2. Technical Problem-Solving Reference Standards

• Motor Overheating: Check for overload, poor heat dissipation, or power supply issues. Reduce the load to the rated range, clean cooling fins/air ducts, and verify the power supply voltage/frequency is within the specified range. If the temperature exceeds 100℃, stop the motor immediately for inspection.

• Insulation Failure: Measure the winding insulation resistance with a 500V megohmmeter. If the resistance is below 100MΩ, dry the winding (using a low-voltage heating method) and check for moisture ingress points. Replace the winding if insulation breakdown occurs.

• Bearing Abnormality (Noise/Vibration): Check for insufficient lubrication, wear, or misalignment. Add/replace lubricating grease, replace worn bearings, and realign the motor with the driven equipment. Ensure the bearing temperature does not exceed 95℃ during operation.

• Motor Failure to Start: Inspect the power supply (phase loss, voltage), thermal protector, and wiring connections. Repair phase loss issues, check the thermal protector's reset function, and tighten loose wiring terminals. Avoid forced starting to prevent winding damage.

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