800-1800KW China JDEC Generator desiel 700

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Supply Capability:: 1000 unit/month

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Model	Engine Model	Rated Power (KW)	Standby Power (KW)	Engine power (kw/r/min)	FUEL	L×W×H (MM)	Weight (KG)
Model	Engine Model	Rated Power (KW)	Standby Power (KW)	Engine power (kw/r/min)	(L/H)	L×W×H (MM)	Weight (KG)
FKS-500	G6190ZLD	500	550	540/1500	123	495015002350	7800
FKS-600	8190ZLC	600	660	720/1500	143.5	520016502350	8900
FKS-800	Z12V190B	800	880	882/1500	164	530019702780	13600
FKS-900	G12V190ZL1	900	990	1000/1500	205	530020402700	13800
FKS-1000	A12V190ZLD	1000	1100	1200/1500	246	625022502750	19300
FKS-1200	BH12V190ZL	1200	1320	1360/1500	266.5	638022002650	18500
FKS-1500	H12V190ZLD	1500	1650	1580/1500	348.5	788028503200	21000
FKS-2000	H16V190ZL	2000	2200	2200/1500	492	906028703200	24000

Q: Hi. I'm thinking about getting a Kubota Diesel Generator. I have read in many places that the Kubota Diesel engine is the gold standard of Diesel engines. So I'm not worried about that. What i need to know is this, is the generator as a whole dependable? Will over loading it for a few short seconds when the AC compressor kicks in burn it out or shorten its life?Any other insight would be appreciated.Thanks for your answers: Kubota diesel plants are being used more and more in industry, replacing some of the old standbys like Kohler, Perkins and even Caterpillar in lighter applications. I don't think you will regret buying a Kubota.

Q: I Live In Westchester NY, and ever since the Nuclear power plant in Japan went into meltdown I've been pretty worried about what would happen if Indian Point went into meltdown. Now Hurricane Irene is coming, Is it strong enough to cause a meltdown? Thanks in advance: Nobody knows for sure. Anyone who gives a definitive yes or no at this point in time is only making an educated guess. What we do know for sure is that if any chain of events (including not being able to get diesel generators to cool the reactors) leads to a situation not foreseen in the worst-case scenario of the emergency plan (as in the case of Fukushima), then meltdown can occur. Can hurricane Irene cause a chain of events not expected in the Indian Point emergency plan? We don't know, but we hope not. However, if meltdown occurs for whatever reason, obviously it would not make sense to state, the situation in Japan shows how safe nuclear power is. Also, statements such as Fukushima has harmed no one and isn't expected to either only make sense within the context of acute radiation exposure as it is easy to observe if/when a person drops dead after being exposed to high levels in or near the plant. It is not possible to prove the effects of low-level, long-term, internal, localized radiation exposure from the Fukushima situation until enough time has passed and studies have been conducted, unfortunately. What we do know for sure is that it MAY cause harm - as evidenced by the evacuation zones and food bans. It is a fact that radiation levels in adults (breast milk in women) and children (thyroid) have increased. Also, increased nosebleeds, stubborn cases of diarrhoea, and flu-like symptoms in children are also being reported by doctors in Japan. As the Fukushima situation is no longer a headline story, the sites below are excellent resources to keep up with the latest developments. I hope this helps.

Q: I have to calculate the fuel consumption of a diesel generator given its HP or KVA: Go to some diesel engine websites. They should have the fuel consumption in terms of brake horsepower hours.

Q: i recently bought a reflux still it requires a 120 volt water pump to run it so my problem is i have the pump i just cant figure out how to get power i cannot use a gas or diesel generator cause it is to loud moon shining is illegal so the generator will get me caught i need a way to power the 120 volt water pump quietly and i don't got a lot of money in my budget so i need a way to power it for under a hundred dollars: CANNOT DO IT WITH $100.

Q: I intend to buy Diesel Generator sets in USA but the problem is that the Generator sets available in USA are 50/60Hz /1800rpm, pf 1.0 , 277/480V whereas in my country the Frequency is 50Hz , Voltage is 220/380V and power factor is 0.8. What shall I do to convert the US spec's to what is my requirement.: this might take place by using any form of motives. 23.4 volt isn't a low voltage to start the engine that expects to artwork on 24 volt. however the battery won't be charged nicely, even then it exhibits 23.4 volts, because you're trying out it with out load. So connect some resistance (that would desire to take comparable modern by using fact the starter motor modern) and then verify the voltage. If voltage drops to critically,then the battery is discharged or has issues like dry condition, or battery existence over and so on. If battery is solid, then verify for any loose connection as much as the motor terminals. different issues might desire to be interior the burnt motor or heavy load by using mechanical ailment on the IC engine (verify whether the diesel engine flywheel may well be circled easily- with out connecting to motor- yet that's feasible in elementary terms in small turbines)

Q: I have a 3 bedroom / 1 bath home. It is just 2 of us in the house. Also, I've heard that there is way to plug your generator into any wall outlet and it will charge your whole house. Any truth to this?: A 10 Kw unit should be enough. Remember you're only going to use it during a commercial power outageyou'll only run essential appliances during that time. Yes, you can plug the generator into any of your house's outletsbut the power company asks that you don't, because the electricity will also run back up the utility lines and could endanger people working to restore commercial power. A qualified electrician can install a proper receptacle into which you feed power from your generator and does not risk harming the linesmen.

Q: here's the thing.Imagine that I have a generator that uses diesel as the fuel. then consider following two cases.Case 1 - using one 1kW bulb for one hourCase 2 - using ten 100W bulbs for one hourI know both cases consume a same amount of power that is 1kWH.but I THINK the demand (which is measured in kVA or just kW) is higher in the second case. (is it??)so my question is that, does the generator burn a same amount of fuel at both the cases regardless of higher demand in second case?? and I'd much obliged if you can say how??: Same power, same usage (with very slight increased wiring losses with 10 bulbs) 1 KWH is 1 KWH no matter how it is used.

Q: I know a train runs on an electric engine powered by a diesel generator. Would something like this be feasible for cars?: You still have the inefficiency of the gasoline fueled engine. Gas cars break down like this: 1/3 of the energy goes out the radiator as waste heat 1/3 of the energy goes out the exhaust pipe as waste heat 1/3 of the energy actually turns the crank shaft Now subtract from that final third the power to turn the water pump, oil pump, alternator, power steering pump and air conditioning. Then loose some more energy through friction losses in the drive train. If the car has an Automatic Transmission (A/T) add a little bit more loss to turn the fluid pump and the energy loss in the torque converter while the car is stopped. That constant push you feel while the A/T is in gear is lost energy exiting in the form of heat in the transmission fluid. That's why A/T have oil coolers. So only 20% to 25% of the total energy in that gallon of gas actually goes to pushing the car forward. I've seen reports that it is as low as 15%. See the waste?

Q: I want to run 4 lamps of 1000 watt on diesel engine. I want to check that is 6 kw output generator is sufficient for same. I want full calculation for this, losses etc: You want to connect a 4 kw load to a 6 kw generator. As long as the 6 kw (6,000 watts) rating of the generator is accurate it should power the lamps fine. You're only using 66% of the generator capacity. There aren't any significant losses to worry about and no point in doing any calculations. They were done for you in the kw rating of the generator. Just don't use any extension cords that are too small for the lights.

Q: 1. are backup generators constantly running, so when the lights go out to the people inside it seems like they have not?2. what do they run off?: Back up generators are kept as stand bye.In hospitals and other important places they take start immediately when voltage drops in the main. They Run with petrol or diesel oil or other fuels/

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