Gas generators Article ABL-GPU
Gas piston power plant ABL
Gas piston power plant (GPU) for cogeneration: simultaneous generation of electricity and heat.
Calculated after specifying the performance, execution and composition of the supply.
Send us the parameters or technical specifications - the engineer will specify the equipment for your facility.
- Type
- Gas piston power plant
- Fuel
- Natural gas
- Execution
- Modular design
- Rated power
- Configured for the project
Engineering solution
What this equipment is designed to solve
Gas piston power plantABL-GPU— a modular solution for autonomous and backup power supply based on gas piston engines. Economical fuel – natural gas – and long service life when operating 24/7.
The power and configuration of the station are selected for the load of the facility; parallel operation of several modules and cogeneration (electricity + heat) is possible.
Application
Suitable applications
- Industrial enterprises
- Facilities with continuous power supply
- Cogeneration (electricity + heat)
- Remote sites without mains power
Preliminary parameters
Characteristics
Values are not contractual until the selected configuration is confirmed in the technical proposal and data sheet.
| Type | Gas piston power plant |
|---|---|
| Fuel | Natural gas |
| Execution | Modular design |
| Rated power | Configured for the project |
| Operating mode | Autonomous/backup, 24/7 |
| Automation | Control panel, autostart (optional) |
There is no passport for a specific gas power plant in the current site package; power, fuel, automation, container design and a set of documents are confirmed before the offer.
For procurement and approval
Documentation
Request the available datasheet, drawing or certificates together with the quotation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Power is selected for the load of a specific facility – from the reservation of individual consumers to the main power supply of the enterprise. Submit the requirements, ABL engineer will prepare the configuration.
Running on natural gas reduces fuel and maintenance operating costs and reduces emissions compared to diesel units.
Yes, gas piston installations allow cogeneration – the simultaneous generation of electricity and heat for the needs of the facility. The scheme is being developed to suit the task.
Do you need to select equipment for your project?
Send the terms of reference, questionnaire or basic parameters. We will prepare a complete set and a commercial offer.