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Gas generator sets refer to the power generation device that uses various combustible gas as fuel to drive alternator with the gas internal combustion engine as prime mover and convert mechanical energy into electric energy and thermal energy. They mainly consists of a gas engine, alternator and control system. It is efficient, economical, clean and environment-friendly.
The Gas generator sets provided by our company are widely used in Natural Gas (including unconventional Natural gas such as Colliery gas, and Shale gas, etc.), Gaseous Biofuels (such as Biomass gas, and Biogas, etc.), Coal Gas, Industrial Off-gas (such as Oil shale retort gas, Calcium carbide furnace off-gas, and Tyre pyrolysis gas, etc.). For more fuels information, please visit here: Gaseous Fuels.
Classification of Natural Gas generator sets:
1. According to installation configuration, It can be classified into two types: :
■ Stationary Natural Gas Generator Sets, It can be divided into Open-frame generator sets and Enclosed generator sets, wherein the Open-frame generator set is also known as the Factory-style generator set; Enclosed generator sets include rainproof generator sets, Silence generator sets, and Containerized generator sets.
■ Mobile Natural Gas Generator Sets, It can be divided into Vehicle-mounted NG generator set, Trailer NG generator set, and Hand-pushed NG generator set, etc.
2. According to different engine speeds, the generator sets can be classified into three categories: High-speed natural gas generator sets (speed n > 1000 r/min), Medium-speed natural gas generator sets (speed at 300-1000 r/min), and Low speed natural gas generator sets (speed n ≤ 300 r/min, Two-stroke).
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