Cummins Gas Engine Gensets
Commercial power systems, under
the Cummins Onan name in North America, consist of 5kW-2MW generator sets,
controls, transfer switches and paralleling switchgears for customers
such as office buildings, retail stores, telecommunications, hospitals,
schools, and factories. In countries where utility power is unreliable
or unavailable, they are used as a prime source of power. Our spark-ignited generator sets, 6.0 to 150 kW, are designed for applications that call for gaseous fuel options as a result of fuel containment, economic and emissions considerations, or compliance with local codes. These generator sets have fuel systems for both natural gas and propane, making them a convenient choice for a variety of life-support and related applications, including small health care facilities and retail businesses.
Emissions Ratings are given for the QSK19G running at 100% loading NOx = 2.0 g/hp-hr Standby Gensets Most Cummins units are primarily marketed as stand-by power. Although most have prime power duty ratings, their web site does not promote continuous duty cogeneration. These units range in size from the small GTA5.9 Engine with a 41 kW Generator, up to the GTA50 with an 850 kW Generator. See the full line in the PDF Literature below. The Lean Burn QS Line IS promoted
as a cogeneration system. PDF
Literature
More Information Cummins Inc. Go to the Cummins web site
www.cummins.com
Source: Cummins web
site 7/02 and printed literature from Cummins |
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