Factory price china yuchai diesel generator sets 110kw

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Supply Capability:: 300 unit/month

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Specifications

open type dioesel generator with yuchai enginee
1) Factory direct sale
(2) CE, ISO9001 quality

Power range	18-650KW
Engine	All series powered by Yuchai engine
Alternator	All series owning alternator options of Stamford/Marathon/ENGGA
Controller system	Hanging control box, automatic control module Smartgen HGM6310
Base frame	International channel steel welded base, inbuilt composite damping system; sandblast, acid-washing, antiseptic treatment
Radiator	Standard genset-joining radiator of 40 °C ambient temperature

Diesel generator Powered by Yuchai Engine,which yuchai is a large state-owned enterprise and a Nasdaq listed company in USA (NYSE:CYD). Its main business covers diesel engine, contruction machinery, vehicle parts. The engines produced by Yuchai include series YC6G, YC4G, YC4E to which American technology applied, series YC6A, YC6B, YC6J, YC4B, YC4D, YC4F, YC4W to which German technology applied, and YC6M series in which world top technology integrated, totally 12 series.

Q: Hi. We're off grid and therefore installing a 3 phase Diesel generator. Each phase is rated at 20 Amps continuous(23 Amps max). we want to run 3 Split type ACs, one on each phase, plus some other small appliances.Our problem is that each AC has a start up current of 20 Amps, which will trip the safety circuit on the generator everytime it comes on.The ACs running current is only 8 Amps, but jumps to 20 Amps for a split second everytime the Compressor comes on.Is there a simple way to control the start up current on the ACs? I read something about putting a coil of wire on the input of the Compressor. I tried that with a water pump just to check if it works. The surge current was still there.Any ideas if I can use a Capacitor? If yes, can you tell me what capacity I should use? If you give me the formula I can figure it myself. We run on 220-240 Volts, 50 HZ.Thanks for your answers.: Is it too late to switch to a 240 volt single phase generator of the same capacity? This would have a 60 amp capability and would handle the surges with no trouble. I don't see how a capacitor will help. If you are stuck with the 3 phase generator, perhaps you can switch the ACs for ones with 3 phase motors. That will spread the surge over the 3 phases. There are also soft-start ACs .

Q: Can you estimate the amount each year in CA.?What are the concerns/issues related to this application.: many years ago, when Bank of America needed such, the choice was between diesel or jet turbine. the money was about the same. the needed load was better met by diesel at that time. diesel and turbine fuel storage does not run the risk of leaking. in addition, the generators are used several times a year, during periods of high demand, as requested by PGE, for which the bank gets a reduced rate on it's electricity all year round. after the Loma Prieta quake, the bank came within 6 hours of running out of fuel for the generators.

Q: Have a big V12 Diesel Generator what is the purpose of the governor / actuator and also the Speed and Load Controller?: Governor Actuator

Q: I want to buy a GENMAX HY6500 GENERATOR FOR 220/240 VOLTS but is wondering if this generator is good. I saw one sold at $1,239 and on another site it was $299.00. I was adviced not to buy Wolf power because of poor customer ratings. I haven't seen any customer rating for GENMAX. I guess this is a Chinese company.The problem I am having in US is that I canot get a 50hz 220-240 volt generators. All I get is 60hz and I am told thy wouldn't work for Africa. Can anybody help?: You can probably get them in Africa proper, and at a better price too, with local support included, minus the shipping cost. When buying a portable generator, check which fuel it uses. Diesel engines last much longer than gasoline. Also, these units are not made to run continuously, but only for emergency or temporary power.and must run isolated from the regular power network. If you want to run more than one and have a small power plant, you need stationary units and a synchronizing panel, with circuit breakers etc. .

Q: I want to know if i can get a 40kvh generator (witch is usually ran by 4 cylinder diesel engine) to run with a water wheel and some poulies??: (Assuming kvh is a misprint for kVA) If you can (1) get a big enough water wheel (40kVA 40 000 Newton-metres per second: you would need about 4000 kg of water per second falling through a height of 1 metre to run it at full capacity, increasing the fall or reducing the maximum load will reduce the required flow rate) and (2) ensure that you can get the generator to spin at 3000 rpm (to get 50 cycles a second) then yes.

Q: If global warming is as bad as Scientists say, two hours a month without power seems like a small price to pay in the grand scheme of things. I'm sure theres a way to keep hospitals running and emergency services running. All shops would have to lock down I guess people would start rioting or something, but I would think there would have to be some sort of way to covertly have different towns and counties shut down for a couple hours discretely each monthmaybe at night when people are sleeping? Just a thought.: I get my opinion isn't really that important, however I'll say it anyway. Its selfish for people to think that one person can't do s***. They're giving up because its easier for them to sit back and live in their tiny bubble without any slight interruption to how they do things. And to say we aren't A problem (maybe not THE problem, but we contribute) is a lie as well. Americans eat a lot of meat and the majority of the Co2 immersions you're talking about is coming from the farms. It would be a far more proactive move if everyone in America would suddenly turn vegan, but people don't want to change like that. So what we ideally would have to resort to is drastic measures like you suggested. I've read that turning off your refrigerator for example for like two hours can help reduce your personal Co2 output. So you may be thinking to multiply that to a larger scale. Electric companies have the ability to control who has power and who doesn't (thus power getting shut off when you don't pay your bills) so what ever that Sorry granny you want to live but are going to die is irrelevant. It would take a lot of collaboration and a lot of work to do this but it could be done and it would help. But its not the solution, it's a quick fix. It's not saving power for later it's slightly reducing the amount of output for a short period of time. Again, no one wants to not have power, so no one here is going to agree with you. (Sorry) To anyone who thinks its a myth, it very well could be. But what if you're wrong? Itll take Manhattan to disappear over night like Atlantis to convince some people. Don't be discouraged! At least you're thinking of solutions to a possible problem, rather than ignoring a possible problem and leaving it up to other people to find the solution. :)

Q: I am shopping for alternative power source as diesel powered generators are becoming too expensive and noisy: Wind turbines come in all sizes these days - up to megawatts I believe.

Q: I planned that the factory be fully mechanised. Public power supply is very poor. I wanted to purchase diesel generators but i have been advised by a friend that solar generators are more cost effective. Is solar a good source of energy to power such a factory?: Yes, it can be fully solar. Very power comsuming factories are autonomous. If you dont find how to, if you want e-mail me and i will put you in touch with some companies. For your info, some companies not only are autonomous, they resell power while they dont use it.

Q: For hydropower how much MWh can be generated with same capacity plant?. (Because plant never run for 24 hours of the day we need a factor to calculate above value): They sure do run 24 hours a day. Maybe not 365 days a year - allow maybe 1 week down time for maintenance. If you have a particular generator in mind, look up the operating specs for it.