• Low Noise Diesel Generator Set  5KW to 12KW System 1
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Low Noise Diesel Generator Set  5KW to 12KW

Low Noise Diesel Generator Set 5KW to 12KW

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Low Noise Diesel Generator Set  5KW to 12KW

1.Twin-cylinder engine Air-cooled twin-cylinder engine has strong power, sufficient horsepower, low emissions and large-bore stroke, stable performance.

2.Closed appearance design, two major noise reduction devices: built-in soundproof cotton + carbon steel muffler, which can effectively reduce noise;

3.The universal caster is equipped as standard, and it is easy to move.

4.Full copper wire large motor Full copper wire large motor, with sufficient power and more stable performance; suitable for different harsh environments, quick start and strong load.

Genset Model

Low noise diesel generator set

ZOP6500

ZOP15000/3

Engine Model

186

2V88

Type

Four stroke air cooling

Displacementcm³)

418

870

Start system

Recoil/Electric

Max.power(kw/rpm)

6.3/3600

14/3600

Oil capacity(L)

1.67

1.7

Fuel capacityL

16

25

Fuel type

Diesel

Phase

Single

Three-phase

Rated powerKW

5.0

12

Rated voltage(V)

220

380

Rated current(A)

22.7

22.7

Power factor(cosΦ )

1.0

0.8

Frequency(Hz)

50

50

Packing dimension(cm)

91*55*72

107*70*95

Gross weight/Net weight(kg)

180/165

335/290


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
No. A meltdown can happen when a reactor is not adequately cooled. At Indian Point, there are reserve diesel generators that are located 15 feet above the sea level. In the region, floods over 7 feet high never happened. At Fukushima, such generators were located low enough to be swamped by the tsunami. In case of simultaneous loss of its own power (reactor shutdown) and external power that may happen if high winds rip out the wires at the plant's switch yard, the coolant water can still be pumped through the reactor core. The pumps would be powered by diesel generators.
Q: Also would i be safe 20 miles away from the power station if any things happened. I am talking about the power station Dungeness B in Kent England. also if anything were to happen how long would i have to get out of the radius of the station.
I used to work at a nuclear plant. Electricity is used to provide water to cool the fuel rods. If electricity goes out for any reason, backup diesel generators kick on to provide the power to run the pumps. A battery system would run the control instruments. Also if the diesel generators went out they would use a battery backup for that as well. The safe area would depend upon the type of plant and system used to cool the rods. Generally if there was a complete failure of all systems you would have one day to evacuate the area. At the plant I worked at a 20 mile radius was considered the unsafe zone. Much would depend upon the direction of the wind at the time of any release of radiation. If you are extremely worried you can buy some pills containing potassium iodide that you could take in an emergency to protect your thyroid temporarily. Most plants have built in security measures to prevent the release of radiation in case of a problem. Truthfully most reactors have a tower which releases small amounts of radiation at regular intervals. So chances are that you are already being exposed to very small harmless doses without knowing it. Radiation is normally not harmful unless you are close to it or you get a large dose. We are all exposed to some type of radiation daily. Radiation doesn't always kill. Sometimes it does nothing to your cells and occasionally it can even be beneficial to cells.
Q: I am looking for the stand by large generator 15-20kw (to use all the power on one transfer switch). The problem is that stand by generator require large propane tanks (expensive to install). I would like to find a stand by generator that i could run off gasoline and use all of it available power. I think this would the most economical solution. In case of propane/natural gas the cost of propane tank installation is significant. The diesel stand by generators are significantly more expensive. So far I have found tri-fuel13kw portable generator that has several outlets. In this case not all the power can be utilized.
Well i think all stand by generator require large propane tanks, its always for optimum performance
Q: I am doing a research project and I can't find anything about there being power plants on Easter Island, Do they have to bring in batteries?
Electricity, also widely available, but expensive by world standards, is provided by diesel generators to 220v Chilean standard, using a 2-pin round plug. The USA constructed Hotel Hangaroa maintains its American standard 110v 2-pin flat plug.
Q: Hi.My diesel electric generator has a sticker that says Change oil every 100hrs. Use 10w-30 grade CC. But I can't find this oil anywhere. The closest I have found are 10w-30 Mobil1 synthetic oil (API SM/CF) and 15w-40 Pennzoil gold (with diesel protection, API CJ, CI, CF etc. /SM). Which one should I use?Thanks!
You are not looking very hard,. Shell Rotella and Chevron Delo are all over the place
Q: hello,i was wondering to buy a diesel generator for my commercial truck so am i allowed to pick it on my truck?
if your talking about a power source for accessories, yes. but keep in mind the additional weight factor!
Q: I thought we had some smart people in government. Guess not. Read somewhere that one station was pumping it out themselves.NO NEED FOR EXPENSIVE 20,000 WATT DIESEL GENERATOR. Wake the F**K up people!
You want to pump gasoline, a flammable liquid, thru a spark-fired pump ? Death wish ? Plus, with the huge risk of blowing-up the block, would you be liable for any injury damages ? Because you know somebody will sue your a@@ if it happened. There are also grates in the access ports on the top of the underground tanks to keep people from pumping out the gas stealing it, so you really can't get in.
Q: An electrical power system consists of identical diesel generators, each generator. Has a constant failure rate of 0.5 per year. Calculate the reliability of the following arrangement-three months after the initial commissioning date. 1. Only one generator operating. 2. Only generator operating, one generator standby. 3. One generator operating, two generators standby.
Some basic stats. Assumptions: each of the cases are independent problems. The constant .5/year failure rate is linear throughout the year (normally a failure rate curve of machinery is like a V w/ a chopped off left side. P(Failure @ 3 Months) 0.5 / 4 .125 1) P(1 failure @ 3 months) 0.125 1-P(failure) reliability 1-.125 0.875 2) P(First fails AND seconds fails) 0.125 * 0.125 0.015625 Reliability 1 - .015625 .984375 3) P(First fails AND Second fails AND Third fails) 0.125* 0.125 * 0.125 0.00193 Reliability 1 - 0.00193 0.998047
Q: I want to build an electric generator from an electric motor, how do I do this?I need planes on how to build a generator from an electric motor. I am wanted to use a 16 HP Power Diesel tractor motor. Can any one help? I am useing Diesel power because diesel fuel last longer than gas when in storage. Is this correct?I want a AC Generator.
Very simple. You need an electric motor of the same wattage as you need to generate. You will need to spin the motor a little faster than the rated RPM of the motor. (pick your pulleys carefully) Hook a small load up to the motor, spin it, hit it with a jolt of voltage. (try your 12 volt battery)It should start to generate and you can hook up a bigger load to it. Too simple? Try it.
Q: here in the town i live in we recently had an avalanche take out power transmission lines from our hydro dam in the time it takes them to repair those 90% of our power is coming from diesel generators(you should have cringed there) causing the price per kWh to go up 500% for what might be the next 3 months.currently i make enough that i can live with a bill 5 times higher than im used to, but a couple of years ago that would have got me kicked out of my apartment because there was no way in hell i could find an extra 300 bucks a month with a week or two notice.its been a big deal here, but we are notorious complainers, so im wondering if that situation would cause you to write letters to editors and complain to everyone who will listen all day long?
yes it went up by 76.865 %

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