Skip to main content

Archive

Show more

Cummins Gas Generator Sets In The 60 Hz Market




Cummins Inc. (NYSE: CMI) has announced the launch of a new upgraded 60 Hz natural gas generator set, powered by an 18-cylinder multi-turbo natural gas engine, as part of its 91-liter gas product range. The new model series offers higher power up to 2,000 kW at low emissions down to 0.5g/hp-h NOx without aftertreatment, in addition to meeting the transient requirements of ISO 8528-5 G1.

The QSV91 gas series minimizes voltage, frequency deviation and operational time-to-recover as well as achieving 100 percent load shed without shutdown. The new series has been developed to function in extreme environments and is capable of operating in ambient temperatures of up to 131°F and at 4,921 feet above sea level, making it suitable for a wide range of industries and applications. The series can function in continuous and standby power mode at 60 Hz through the use of a single generator set rated 1.54 MWe to 2 MWe. These features will make it a preferred choice for isolated locations and off-grid applications, indeed anywhere a rugged and robust power solution is needed.

The upgraded series also offers fuel flexibility, being able to produce electricity from pipeline natural gas or other alternative gaseous fuels such as oilfield gas with low methane numbers. The new product series has electrical efficiency of up to 38.3 percent and offers a wide methane number operating range for low methane number fuels down to 40 MN.

Peter Schroeck, General Sales Manager for Cummins North and Central America, said, We have invested in the development of the new QSV91 gas series to ensure strong product performance, application flexibility, fuel flexibility, low emissions and robust load handling. The multi-turbo design provides optimal transient response as well as high altitude and ambient temperature capability. It offers superior performance and efficiency, providing dependable power to satisfy a wide range of operational and environmental requirements. Balancing key technologies allows us to develop the best solution for our customers.

The Cummins QSV91 gas series are already proven in a wide variety of applications across the world. The introduction of the upgraded QSV91 series builds on the continuing success of Cummins gas generator sets in the 60 Hz market, providing more robustness and flexibility.



Comments

Popular posts from this blog

New Yuchai engine YC6K600-D30 power for diesel generator 50Hz

Technical Parameters of Boduan 500KW Weichai Generator Set 6M33D572E200

  The 6M33D633E200 diesel engine is a special-purpose diesel engine for land-based power generation in the M33 series. It is a new-structure power generation diesel engine with a centrally - located turbocharger developed by Weichai Power Co., Ltd. in 2016. Continuous Power (COP): The maximum power at which the diesel engine can run continuously under a constant load with no limit on the annual operating hours. It is the ISO standard power. Prime Power (PRP): The maximum power at which the diesel engine can run continuously under variable loads with no limit on the annual operating hours. It is an ISO standard power that allows a 10% overload. Standby Power (ESP): The maximum power in a certain variable - power series that the diesel engine can operate for up to 200 hours per year. It is an ISO standard power with limited fuel consumption.   Operating Conditions and Applications of Baudouin  500KW Weichai Generator Set  Diesel Engine Power Classification Operating Co...

How to know and solve faults of genset voltage transformer

 Today Starlight Power shares the common faults for voltage transformer of diesel generator set. Hope it is helpful to you. 1) The insulation between iron chips is damaged. Fault phenomenon: temperature rises during operation. The possible causes of the failure are: poor insulation between iron chips, bad use of environmental conditions or long-term operation under high temperature, which promote the insulation aging between iron chips. (2) Poor contact between grounding plate and iron core. Fault phenomenon: there is discharge sound between iron core and oil tank during operation. Cause of failure: the grounding plate is not inserted tightly, and the mounting screw is not tightened. (3) The iron core is loose. Fault phenomenon: abnormal vibration or noise during operation. The cause of failure: the iron core clamp is not clamped, and the iron chip is loose. (4) Turn to turn short circuit of winding. Fault phenomenon: during operation, the temperature rises, there is ...