The representative of the Swedish company Sumab Energy - invites you to get acquainted with the equipment for the generation of electricity - gas piston power plants.

This equipment not only generates electricity with precisely defined characteristics, but also as a by-product - thermal energy (cogeneration).

Sumab Energy actively cooperates with the world's leading equipment suppliers - MWM, Caterpillar, GE Jenbacher.

Gas piston power plants have a simple and reliable design, verified by tens of years of operation in a variety of climatic conditions. Electric efficiency of gas piston power plants is considered high, unlike, for example, from turbines and microturbines, and when working on high-quality natural gas is ~ 39-44%.

This means that in order to produce the same amount of electricity, in comparison with turbines, gas piston power plants consume one third (!) Of natural gas less.

Gas piston power plants are represented in a wide range of unit electric power from 800 kW to 4 MW. This power range is basic. That is, in the small and medium range for consumers, almost any value of the electric power of an autonomous gas piston power station can be obtained.

Almost all models and brands of gas piston power plants in an expanded configuration are capable of operating in cogeneration mode, that is, as thermal power plants. The exhaust gas temperature at the exit from the power machine of a gas piston power plant is ~ 390 ± 10 ° C. Such a temperature makes it possible to easily obtain practically free thermal energy in the cogeneration mode.

The ratio of electricity and heat output is 1: 0.9, that is, 1.9 Gcal of thermal energy can be obtained for 1 MW of installed electrical power.

Gas piston power plants produce electricity from various types of gas fuel:

on natural gas,
biogas,
associated gas,
mine gas.
gas treatment plant
landfill gas