Product list of China Engine type Generator FX360

Product list of China Engine type Generator FX360 System 1

Product list of China Engine type Generator FX360

Ref Price:: $100.00 - 100,000.00 / set

Loading Port:: Shanghai

Payment Terms:: TT or LC

Min Order Qty:: 1 set

Supply Capability:: 1000 set/month

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Specifications

1.Jichai diesel generator
2.Optional alternator
3.long-term spare parts
4.low fuel consumption
5.economic price

1100kw/1375kva Jichai Reliable Diesel Generating set

Engine features :

1.China most famous brand diesel engine: Jichai engine

2.Multi-cylinder in-line or veer engine,4 stork,direct injection

3.Naturally aspirated,turbocharged,water cooled or turbochaged with air intercooler.

4.Machinery or electronic governing

5.Fuel injection pump

6.Electric motor starting system

7.Forged steel crankshaft,cast iron cylinder and replaceable wet type cylinder liner

8.Low discharge,and low fuel consumption

9.Installed conveniently and maintain easily

Alternator Features:

1.World famous brand AC alternator:Leroy Somer,Stamford,Marathon.Engga ect.

2.Brushless,4 poles,rotation magnet

3.IP21-23 enclose is standard for all industrial alternators.

4.H class insulation system

5.AVR self-regulated,voltage regulation rate:±1%

6.Simple installation and maintenance with easy easy access to terminals ,rotating diodes and coupling bolts.

7.Moisture proof,sand-proof,dustproof ,salt-proof and vibration-proof.

Product list of China Engine type Generator FX360

Control system:

1. Automatic alarm system:the unit has the acousto-optics alarm system and arrestor for any situation as the start defeat,the water is over temperature,

the oil pulls down ,over speed,over load and over current.

2.Starting system:DC alternator is used to start engine.

3.Short circuit protection :MCCB air switch

4.Cooling system:combined cooling water tank fitted to meet the requirement of radiation at ambient

temperature 40°C

5.Filter system:oil ,fuel and air filter

6.Accessories:exhaust elbow,below,muffle

Q:I have two steel jerry cans that i used to carry gasoline in, now I want to store diesel fuel for an emergency generator in them. after I empty them will residual gasoline contaminate the diesel beyond usefulness?: With every day pass, our country is getting into more and more trouble. The inflation, unemployment and falling value of dollar are the main concern for our Government but authorities are just sleeping, they don’t want to face the fact. Media is also involve in it, they are force to stop showing the real economic situation to the people. I start getting more concern about my future as well as my family after watching the response of our Government for the people that affected by hurricane Katrina. According to recent studies made by World Bank, the coming crisis will be far worse than initially predicted. So if you're already preparing for the crisis (or haven't started yet) make sure you watch this video at familysurvival.tv and discover the 4 BIG issues you'll have to deal with when the crisis hits, and how to solve them fast (before the disaster strikes your town!) without spending $1,000s on overrated items and useless survival books.

Q:I am interested in what are the inherient differences and what are the different sets used for?: both. ac or dc depends on your needs. do you need a 28 volt 500 amp generator (thats DC) for running Dc motors. Ususally for small purposes its an AC generator putting out say 6000 watts at 120 VAC or 240 VAC at 60 Hz or 50 Hz depending which country you live in or generator came from. Also along with the AC it puts out, it also has an output of 12 volt DC for charging batteries, even its own, for starting itself,like a car. DC generators of any size is for mostly for welding as the last link shows you one and a picture

Q:how exactly to fossil fuel power plants work?: Depends on the type of power plant. There are some, like coal and furnace-type natural gas plants, that burn fossil fuels in a furnace or combustor. The burning of the fuel heat water flowing through a boiler, evaporator, or steam generator to produce steam. This steam is directed to a steam turbine which turns a generator and sends power to the grid. Fossil fuels can also be used in a gas turbine (basically a jet engine mounted stationary) to directly turn a generator and send power to the grid. This is known as simple cycle. The waste exhaust from the gas turbine can be sent through a heat recovery steam generator to produce steam. This steam is directed to a steam turbine which turns a generator and sends power to the grid. This would be a combined-cycle operation. Fossil fuels can be used to run a diesel generator.

Q:because generating electricity is not very efficient, coal being imported from bolivia etcDoes it matter how far the stations are apart?btw dieselectric means the locomotive isn't directly diesel-driven, but runs on electricity generated by a diesel-generator inside the locomotive: The advantages of dieselelectric outweigh steam, mostly due to the high maintenance required on coal-fired steam engines. Another large factor is the ability of electrical generator to drive the traction motors required to overcome the inertia of the enormous mass of the freight when the train is starting up. Efficiency is not simply the mechanical efficiency of the system, but the ability to maintain the system and adapt it to various tasks.

Q:If the electrical grid fails and takes years to re-establish, how will the plants cool down?: If they are shut down and there is no grid power, then they would use diesel generators to run the cooling systems, the generator would need refueling every eight hours. If they are operational, they produce more than enough power for the cooling system. A conventional nuclear power plant is at it's most dangerous when shut down which is ironic since most safety protocols demanded of them requires shutting them down whenever there is a slight risk such as what happened at Fukishima, had Fukishima been left on, there would not have been a problem. You could bet that even if the entire grid may take years to rebuild, the nuclear power plants, hospitals and even grocery stores would have priority and would have power very quickly, a grid doesn't have to be completely repaired for portions of it to work. Solar storms are really not a civilization ending threat, merely an inconvenience as it might take some time for the entire grid to be operational again but that does not mean portions of it wouldn't be operational sooner as in days. Of course, conventional solid fuel rod nuclear technology were developed for expediency in producing weapons grade plutonium and the proprietary fuel rods allowed the manufacturers to direct the economic benefits to themselves much as printer manufacturers do with inkjet cartridges. A competing technology called liquid flouride thorium reactors could not melt down, could not explode, could not leak, shuts down safely if cooling power is lost, stays shutdown safely without power, and consumes existing nuclear waste reducing the nuclear wastes to a small amount that only needs to be stored for 350 years instead of the current 30,000 years. The military had no need for it, the government didn't want it because it did not employ an army of technicians, the reactor manufacturers didn't want it as it did not have proprietary nuclear fuel rods.

Q:Does anyone currently live off grid?If so, what type of alternate power system(s) are you using?Solar? ---(I think very expensive and in this part of the country, not enough sun.)Hydro-electric? ---(may be a viable choice if I have enough current running through my stream and or enough head from a waterfall)Wind? --- (If It is installed high enough and does not obscure.)Diesel Generator---(may be ok if underground, low speed, water cooled)We are planning to build a log home in up-state Pa. as a second home for now, but our primary residence in a few years.Thanks in advance for your answers!Newt: i don't know about your possibilities where you are but i would definitely suggest using as much natural lighting as possible and the alternate wood heating furnaces available

Q:I own a 2300 square foot home with an upstairs and downstairs heatpump. If I wanted to buy a generator to use in the event my power went down what size should I shoot for. I would like to be able at a minimum to provide upstairs heat (1000 square feet), maintain the fridge and provide minimal light at night. Basic survival type stuff. Also how much fuel would normally be consumed running for 24 hours?Thanks I know this is vague so generalities are fine.: Heat pumps are pretty big users of power. I would get at least a 3500 watt but that would be good for heat, fridge, a couple lights and a tv only. Bigger would be better. It may consume 5-10 gallons of gasoline per day. Running your own generator is not cheap.

Q:I Live way out in the country and have a diesel generator.I want to switch to nuclear because it could be cheaper. I have plenty of land to dispose of any nuclear waste.: You might think more on the lines of solar or wind generated energy. It would be much more feasible.

Q:Does anyone know ? can you use bio diesel on a diesel generator: You have to be careful. From a power standpoint, yes, bio-diesel is a good choice - not quite the energy content of regular diesel, but pretty close. The potential problem is that bio-diesel is not always compatible with all engines. First, bio-diesel, by its nature, is like a solvent, and will loosen any gunk that has built up in fuel tanks and lines from the use of regular diesel fuel. Most people who use bio-diesel for the first time notice that filters clog up really fast. Secondly, some seals may not be compatible with bio-diesel, and may deteriorate. Also, bio-diesel is susceptible to water intrusion, and could contribute to (minor) rusting in the fuel system, if care is not taken.

Q:Hi,I read an article and it said This implies, that more or less all customers of Esson, who own appliances dependent on permanent electricity supply, dispose of their own emergency Diesel-generator installed on their premises.I try to understand it, but I think it is grammartically wrong. I think it should be This implies that more or less all customer of Esson, whose own appliances depend on: This not so much grammar as style and choice of words, but anyway here goes: This implies that all (or almost) all of the Esson customs who require an uninterrupted power supply for their appliances use emergency Diesel generators to insure this. You don't have to add to insure this, but it sounds better. Please note that several of the words you had in the original dont have the right meanings or sound unnatural, which is why I changed them. F.ex., in English 'to dispose' means to 'get rid of, to remove, to throw away, to sell', where you mean the opposite, 'to have'!!!

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