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Product list of Korea Doosan Engine type (DOOSAN) 19

Product list of Korea Doosan Engine type (DOOSAN) 19

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Quick Details

  • Place of Origin: Germany


  • Model Number: Mxxx

  • Output Type: AC Three Phase

  • Speed: 1500RPM

  • Frequency: 50HZ

  • Rated Power: 520KW to 2300KW

  • Rated Voltage: 380/220V


Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Details:Export standard package
Delivery Detail:35 Day

Specifications

Power Diesel Generator Set 
1) MTU engine 
2) Stamford alternator 
3) Fast delivery time 

Power  Diesel Generator Set

 

 

This series generator set adopts German MTU engine, with advantage of strong power, energy efficient, low noise, low emission, global service network etc.

 



Q: A couple years ago the power in our area was out for two whole weeks because of ice and such, we stayed warm thanks to gas heating but now I'm in an all electric mobile home in the same area. All I want to power is the refrigerator, deep freeze, microwave, one laptop and at least one, maybe two little plug in heaters.I need to know what size/type generator to get and if I need a separate kit or anything in order to hook up to my mobile home. I don't want to buy the wrong type or size and find out it doesn't work in the middle of an ice storm again.Thank you for any and all help, it's very much appreciated.
Total the wattage of All of the devices you want on the generator. Typical heater is about 1500 watts, a microwave about 900, the freezer and the refrigerator about 1500 or 1800 watts each, totals to about 4500 watts. If you get a gas generator which is the least expensive type then a unit 1.5 times the total is the smallest you should choose for a typical run item these will probably be rated about 7500 watts peak. Any smaller and you risk brownouts that will destroy the equipment you are trying to operate. A 10% cushion is just too small for these smaller units. If you choose a more expensive diesel powered unit it is safer at the 7500 watts, if you choose natural gas or propane then it must be double the computed wattage.
Q: Does a current carrying conductor experiences a force onlywhen the current is in the same direction as the magnetic field?
The answer to your question is, No. Fq* v*B*sin(theta) F: Magnetic force. q: Charge inside the conductor (in this case, that is causing the current). v: Velocity of charged particle. B: Magnetic Field. Theta: is the angle between the velocity vector and magnetic field vector (angle between v B). So if the current is in the same direction as the magnetic field, the angle between (v B) is zero or 180 degrees making sin(theta)0 which means F0 It experiences a force only when the current is perpendicular to the magnetic field or at least makes an angle theta with the field that is not zero or 180. what this means is there has to be a velocity component normal to the magnetic field.
Q: I am wondering if you can burn home heating oil in a diesel engine, I have a diesel generator and I am curious if I ran out of diesel say in a bad storm and couldn't get to a station for more could i but some home heating oil in it and run it with out messing things up?
yes you can
Q: I was offered a job in the same general posistion for a YOUNG company that has offered me 15.00 more a hour, lead position, training in a differnt brand of the same product I work on and, basicly the freedom to choose my own hours (avg. 40-55 hrs). Or do I stay where I am at were I have some stabability, lead position, unstable hours (avg. 40-65 hrs plus nights away from home/family), possabilities of advancment and, a since of loyalty to bosses. Note: I worked hard to get where I am at, however, my current knowledge is the bases for new job. WHAT DO I DO????????????
A very young company often provides excellent opportunities for advancement since you can grow with the company. So, you have to decide whether you'd rather take a bigger risk for what could be a much bigger payoff. Because, a large number of new businesses fold within the first 5 years. The theory that the hours will be dramatically different is probably wrong. You work as many hours as you do at your present job because that's how you achieve your objectives. If this is essentially the same industry, you should assume that success will require the same effort level at the new business. The type of position also influences the answer to this question. For example, if you were in a sales position, selling an unknown brand would offer a great deal of risk, and potentially major barriers to success. If you're in a web design position, a young company may offer much more opportunity for success since you don't have to overcome the mistakes which have already been made, and have more freedom to innovate. So, think about the type of position you work, and how the position will be different in a start-up.
Q: I am purchasing a LARGE MOBILE TRAILER to be my mobile workshop. I wonder which would best regarding fumes and general maintenance. Onan approx. 7000w is my preffered choice at this point.
You might be able to get a generator that runs on a combination. These things make a lot of noise, a lot. Your consideration might hinge on one that can be fitted with wheels to move away from your working area. My father had a travel trailer and welded a small generator to the metal frame of the trailer. He did a lot of things he shouldn't do. It was so loud inside the trailer it was impossible to stay inside it. Also, the vibrations throughout the trailer were like an earthquake. So, if you're thinking of welding or bolting it onto your trailer, I'd be sure that it's not going to vibrate you to death.
Q: I recently purchased a CAT turbo diesel generator. I checked the oil and it had water in it. After a good bit of clear water came out the oil started to drain. It could best be described as the color and consistency of a vanilla milk shake. I was told by a friend to mix some diesel with the oil and agitate it to mix it up, then to drain the oil. After the system was clear, i put fresh oil in until it reached the fill line. I started up the engine and let it run for about two hours. It was smoking white from the exhaust stack. I have also noticed that there is oil dripping from the exhaust stack. There also seems to be oil leaking from the turbo. Could this oil leak be causing the white smoke? I remained curious so i grabbed an infrared thermometer and started checking around. The exhaust manifold around the number 1 cylinder was about 100 degrees cooler than the other 3 cylinders. What the heck is going on? help would be much appreciated!
i think you might have a cracked block in this one ,that's one of the faults to those,the blocks was thin,and if not maintained right they would freeze up,the reading you got on the one cylinder may be the cylinder the problem is in also,i bought one of these at a salvage sale,and never did get it to run right,sold it to a friend,and when he tore it down it had a crack in the head and the block,you need to check yours out real good,you may have more problems than its worth,those are expensive to work on also,parts are very high,so be careful,and don't get in too deep on it,good luck with it.
Q: i need to do a project and i need a website that has info on why solar panels are more enviromentally friendly can you please give me some websites?
www agua-luna com
Q: I would like to know how deep US Navy submarines usually go, how deep they can go without damage, and how long they can stay underwater. How do they obtain fresh air? Are most submarines today nuclear or diesel? Why don't subs have windows? How do they get supplied? What are qualifications to serve on a submarine?
The American nuclear seawolf class submarines can dive to about 2400 feet (730 m). Although the truth is likely to be deeper as the full knowledge of submarine depth is kept secret in a lot of case's. It is said that most nuclear submarines can stay under water for a year but i am not sure if this has been tested. In reality a normal tour for a nuclear submarine is about 3 months of staying under water. The only thing that stops a nuclear submarine from surfacing really is it running out of supplies. It has to resurface to take on food and other supplies for the human inhabitants that live and work on it. Diesel-electric submarines can last 2-3 weeks under water before resurfacing. Diesel/battery submarines do not dive very deep. These are quick attack sub's and often carry cruise missiles that they launch from just below the surface. There is special machinery on board that recycles and purifies the air. When a sub surfaces it take on natural air through hatches or snorkel (Diesel subs). Submarines do not have windows because they are useless. It is dark under water so you will not see anything and navigation is done by sonar so there is no use for windows. The goal of a sub is to stay undetected so sailing around with windows and lights beaming everywhere isn't wise.
Q: how exactly to fossil fuel power plants work?
the short answer is they use the fuel to heat water and create steam and use the steam in a turbine to create electricity
Q: I recently had solar Pannels installed. The panels generate enough electricity to power my house during the day. I use a 20kw silent diesel generator to power my house at night. I really hate my power provider PGE. If i tell them to shut off my power, Will they remove that tacky smart meter from my property?
I think as long as the lines are cut, there should be no problem. I've seen plenty of abandoned properties in which the meter is removed. FYI, though. If you stay on the grid , the company will buy any excess.

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