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In the routine ventilation design of chemical workshops, hazardous-material warehouses, and oil and gas stations, equipment selection often faces an implicit contradiction: explosion-proof compliance answers whether a fan can be used at all, but the corrosion degradation of impellers and casings in carbon steel or aluminum alloy units under humid, mildly corrosive, or sulfur-bearing atmospheres steadily erodes the boundary of how long it remains usable. A fan that runs safely in a Zone 1 area for three years may still require premature replacement because pitting on the blades throws off dynamic balance and reduces airflow—a problem that explosion-proof certification alone does not address, but that material and process engineering must answer.
The CNWINNEX BT35-11-6.3 Explosion-Proof Stainless Steel Axial Fan is designed for precisely this contradiction: stainless steel casing and impeller confront corrosive gases and humid environments, ATEX Directive 2014/34/EU and EN 60079 series standards establish the explosion-proof baseline, and a 630mm blade diameter at 1,450 r/min delivers 18,250 m³/h airflow at 300 Pa total pressure. Marking: Ex db ib mb IIC T4 Gb, suitable for Zone 1 / Zone 2 explosive gas atmospheres.
Core Advantages
l An engineering response to corrosive conditions through stainless steel construction. Conventional explosion-proof axial fans typically use cast aluminum or carbon steel impellers. In chemical workshops, coastal plants, or hydrogen-sulfide-bearing oil and gas environments, corrosion products degrade the aerodynamic profile of the blades, reducing total pressure efficiency and amplifying vibration. The BT35-11-6.3 uses stainless steel for the casing and impeller (304 / 316L selectable per project corrosion severity), maintaining blade surface finish and dimensional stability in mildly to moderately corrosive atmospheres, and extending the airflow-degradation cycle.
l Explosion-proof depth through IIC gas group coverage.
The IIC designation in the marking Ex db ib mb IIC T4 Gb means the equipment covers not only common Group ⅡA and ⅡB gases (such as methane, propane, and ethylene) but also hydrogen and acetylene—the two media with the highest ignition risk in the gas-group classification. For chemical processes with potential hydrogen release or acetylene-handling sections, this rating provides a broader application envelope. T4 corresponds to a maximum surface temperature not exceeding 135°C, and Gb protection level qualifies the fan for Zone 1 and Zone 2.
l Airflow and noise balance at 1,450 RPM. The size 6.3 unit operates at the intermediate 1,450 r/min speed tier. Compared with solutions that rely on higher rotational speeds to achieve the same airflow demand, blade tip speed is lower, and airflow noise and mechanical vibration are correspondingly reduced. The 18,250 m³/h airflow and 300 Pa total pressure, paired with a 2.2kW power configuration, suit general ventilation of 200–500 m² chemical workshops, hazardous-material warehouses, or pump rooms, and maintain the necessary static pressure in medium-length duct systems.
l Wide voltage and installation adaptability. Standard 380V three-phase power supply, compatible with 50Hz/60Hz. The fan has an outer diameter of 720mm and an installation interface of 460mm, supporting wall-mounted, duct-mounted, and position-mounted configurations, with installation orientation adjustable to on-site duct routing.
Technical Specifications
Typical Applications
l Chemical workshops and hazardous-material warehouses. In fine chemical, coatings, and solvent storage workshops and warehouses with flammable gas release risks, the stainless steel construction withstands long-term attack from acidic gases and humid air, and the IIC rating covers potential hydrogen or acetylene conditions.
l Oil and gas stations and pump rooms. Daily air exchange and emergency exhaust in onshore oil and gas stations, metering rooms, and pump rooms. The 300 Pa total pressure overcomes resistance losses in medium-length ducts.
l Coastal and high-humidity industrial environments. The stainless steel casing slows corrosion under salt spray and high humidity, suitable for explosion-proof ventilation in coastal chemical plants or shipyard onshore workshops.
l Lithium battery and new energy workshops. Ventilation for battery production and storage areas. The IIC T4 rating provides explosion-proof protection for potential electrolyte vapor or trace hydrogen release.
Request BT35-11-6.3 Selection Support
Please provide hazardous area classification, gas group, required airflow and total pressure, installation interface dimensions, and environmental corrosion conditions. The CNWINNEX engineering team will return an ATEX-compliant configuration.
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