What are the cooling methods of diesel generator sets?TO18000ET

Mondo Cars Updated on 2024-01-30

What are the cooling methods of diesel generator sets?to18000et

Different types and different capacities of diesel generator sets are not exactly the same cooling form. However, the cooling medium used is generally air, hydrogen, and water. For general synchronous generators, its cooling system is closed, and the cooling medium is recycled.

1. Air cooling

Air cooling is the use of fan air supply, with cold air against the diesel generator set winding end, generator set stator and rotor to blow heat dissipation, cold air absorbs heat and becomes hot air, after the initial convergence of the breath between the stator and the rotor, it is discharged through the air duct of the iron core, and cooled through the cooler. The cooled air is then sent to the generator by a fan for internal circulation to achieve the purpose of heat dissipation. The machines are generally air-cooled and are medium and small synchronous generator sets.

2. Hydrogen cooling

Hydrogen cooling uses hydrogen as the cooling medium, and the heat dissipation performance of hydrogen is better than that of air, and most of the large turbine generator sets are cooled by hydrogen.

3. Water cooling

Water cooling is the method of stator and rotor double water internal cooling. The cold water external water system of the stator water system flows through the water pipe to the water inlet ring installed on several stator seats, flows to each coil through the insulating pipe respectively, absorbs heat, and then collects it into the water outlet ring installed on the base through the insulated water pipe, and then discharges it to the water system outside the generator for cooling.

The cooling of the rotor water system is fed into the inlet bearing installed at the side shaft end of the exciter, and then flows into the center hole of the rotating shaft, where it flows to the water collection tank along several meridional holes, and then flows to the coils through the insulating pipe. After the cold water absorbs heat, it flows into the outlet tank through the insulated pipe, and then flows to the outlet support through the drainage hole on the outer edge of the outlet tank, and is led out by the outlet pipe.

Because water dissipates much more heat than air and hydrogen, the generator sets of new large and medium-sized power plants are generally cooled by water.

Model: TO22000ET-Z

1. Generator parameters:

Rated power: 20kva

Standby power: 21kva

Rated frequency: 50Hz

Rated voltage: 380V

Start mode: electric start

Mechanism Type: Cabinet type

Power factor: 08

Phase: three phases

Motor Type: Excitation inductive motor

Two. Engine parameters:

* Engine model: YOTO2200-Z

Cooling method: Water cooling

Rated speed: 1500r min

Cylinder structure: direct injection, four-cylinder, in-line

Cooling method: Water cooling

Combustion system: direct injection type

Air intake: turbocharged

Insulation Rating: Class H

Speed regulation mode: mechanical speed regulation

Silencing device: Industrial silencing

*Fuel tank capacity: 50L

Oil type: SAE 10W30 (or CD).

Fuel Type: 0

Generator speed: 1500r min

Three: the parameters of the whole machine:

Fuel Meter: Yes

Voltage Gauge: Yes

Output Indicator: Yes

Automatic Pressure Regulation: Yes

Machine fuel consumption: 215g kwh

Working time: 8-12h

Machine weight 500 620kg

Dimensions: 1400*700*1000mm

Four. Included Accessories:

Manuals, warranty cards, certificates, cables, random gadgets, tool kits

Warranty:

(Domestic) warranty of 12 months or cumulative operation of 1000 hours;The first to expire is the first to expire.

Due to product quality problems, free maintenance or replacement parts are implemented, and lifelong paid services are provided

(Wearing parts, common parts, man-made damage, negligent maintenance, etc. are not covered by the warranty).

If it is adjusted by the original factory, it will be implemented in accordance with the original factory warranty regulations!

Note: There will be a slight loss of power in high temperature environments

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