T3B vs. T2B
T3B vs. T2B
(OP)
I wonder if we can generally say that a T3B motor is better than T2B because of higher surface temperature?
or in the contrary, can a higher surface temperature (like T3B) for a motor possibly have higher risk of causing explosion in the area than a lower surface temp. motor (T2B)? Please let me out of this confusion.
Regards
hassan
or in the contrary, can a higher surface temperature (like T3B) for a motor possibly have higher risk of causing explosion in the area than a lower surface temp. motor (T2B)? Please let me out of this confusion.
Regards
hassan





RE: T3B vs. T2B
RE: T3B vs. T2B
What is available in your area?
How do the prices compare between T3B and T2B motors?
The cooler running motor may be the most efficient motor, but not always.
If you can use a T2B then the cheapest motor may be the best, or the motor that is easily available may be the best.
If you need the temperature rating of a T3B motor, then, of course, the T3B is the best.
If either of two motors is suitable for a given application, there may be more important criterea than temperature rating to determine the "BEST" motor for your application.
Bill
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"Why not the best?"
Jimmy Carter
RE: T3B vs. T2B
What I mean is if a T3B motor is more likely to cause an ignition in explosive space than a T2B motor because of a higher surface temperature?
RE: T3B vs. T2B
RE: T3B vs. T2B
So does this mean that T2B is more likely to cause an explosion? Can the motor's operating temperature (if high) cause an ignition in the first place?
Regards
RE: T3B vs. T2B
RE: T3B vs. T2B