15KW Explosion proof Diesel Generator

15KW Explosion proof Diesel Generator

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As a flexible and reliable power supply equipment, mobile diesel generators play an important role in various fields of modern society. This device combines the functions of a diesel engine and a generator, which can convert the chemical energy of diesel into electrical energy, providing users with stable and continuous power support. Compared with traditional fixed generator sets, mobile diesel generators have significant mobility advantages and can be quickly deployed to different locations as needed, making them particularly suitable for temporary power supply, emergency power supply, and field operations.

15KW Explosion proof Diesel Generator

Explosion proof diesel generator set

Frequency (HZ) 50

Maximum output (KW) 16

Rated output (KW) 15

Rated voltage (V) 220 \ \ 380

Power factor 1

DC output (V) 12V/8.3A

Single phase and three-phase

Motor type: All copper explosion-proof motor

Start the system electrically/manually

Noise at 7 meters (Dba/7m) 72

Fuel tank capacity (L) 25

Continuous working time (hr) 8

Explosion proof mark Ex IIB T4 2G/Ex IIB 2D T4 Db

Power form: V-shaped twin cylinder, four stroke, air-cooled diesel engine

Displacement (L) 1.326

Cylinder diameter x stroke (mm) 92x75

Fuel consumption (g/kw. h) ≤ 220

Fuel 0 # or -10 # clean diesel

Lubricating oil capacity (L) 4

Working environment temperature ≤ 40 ℃

Voltage distortion rate: ≤ 10%

Insulation level F

Direct injection combustion system

Explosion proof mark Ex IIB T4 2G/Ex IIB 2D T4 Db

Packaging Information Manual/Explosion proof Certificate

Packaging size (cm) 137x 84x98 (subject to actual)

Gross weight (kg) 340 (subject to actual weight)

The core components of a mobile diesel generator include the diesel engine, generator, control system, cooling system, and base. A diesel engine, as a power source, generates mechanical energy by burning diesel, which drives the rotor of a generator to rotate, thereby producing electrical energy. The control system is responsible for monitoring and regulating the operating status of the generator set, ensuring the stability of the output voltage and frequency. The cooling system is used to dissipate the heat generated during the operation of the unit, ensuring that the equipment operates at a suitable temperature. The base not only supports the entire unit, but also is equipped with moving wheels or trailer hooks for easy transportation and transfer.

From the perspective of power range, mobile diesel generators cover a wide range from several kilowatts to thousands of kilowatts, which can meet the electricity demand of different scales. Small mobile diesel generators typically have a power range of 10-200 kilowatts, are lightweight, and often adopt a wheeled design, making them suitable for construction sites, small activities, and household backup power sources. The power range of medium-sized units is between 200-1000 kilowatts, and they are generally designed as trailer type units, commonly used in large construction sites, mining operations, and regional emergency power supply. Large mobile power stations exceeding 1000 kilowatts often adopt container or semi-trailer designs, mainly used for temporary power supply in areas with power shortages or power restoration after major disasters.