YBBP
YBBP Series Flameproof Variable-Frequency Three-Phase Induction Motor
A flameproof machine certified for the drive, not merely tolerated on it — Ex db I Mb for underground mining, with separate forced cooling so low-speed operation is genuinely usable.

YBBP is a totally enclosed flameproof variable-frequency three-phase induction motor built to GB/T 3836.1-2021 and GB/T 3836.2-2021, and to JB/T 11201.1-2011, the industry technical specification for flameproof variable-frequency machines in frames 80 to 355.
It runs constant torque from 3 to 50 Hz and constant power from 50 to 100 Hz (some ratings 50 to 60 Hz). Cooling is IC416 — a separately driven fan — which is what allows the bottom of the speed range to be used at torque.
The published marking is Ex db I Mb, the underground mining rating.
The point of a dedicated series is certification. A flameproof certificate covers the machine under the conditions it was tested; running a fixed-speed flameproof motor on a drive is outside that. This series is tested and certified for the drive.
Core specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Frame size | H80 – H355 mm |
| Power range | 0.18 – 315 kW |
| Explosion protection | Ex db I Mb (mining) |
| Constant-torque range | 3 – 50 Hz |
| Constant-power range | 50 – 100 Hz (50 – 60 Hz on some ratings) |
| Voltage | 380 V · 660 V · 1140 V · 380/660 V · 660/1140 V, 50 Hz |
| Protection degree | IP55 |
| Cooling | IC416 (separately driven fan) |
Standards and certification
- GB/T 3836.1-2021
- GB/T 3836.2-2021 (flameproof enclosure "d")
- JB/T 11201.1-2011 (flameproof variable-frequency motors, frames 80–355)
Typical applications
- Underground mining variable-speed drives — ventilation fans, winches, conveyors
- Any mining application where speed control and flameproof certification are both required
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