Distributed Power Centers
Production, supply, commissioning and operation of block-type modules (mini-CHPs)
The process of installing MEP systems for power equipment (gas genset, diesel generator unit, packaged transformer substation, etc.) is known as packaging of power plants.
A block-type module includes lighting system; heating system; fire extinguishing system; BOP electrical equipment; start-up system (pneumatic start or battery facility); an oil system that refills oil to gas-powered engine; ventilation system which provides air supply for combustion and cooling; unit; exhaust system; fuel supply system (gas pipelines and protective and control equipment, gas meter and gas heater).
Advantages of block-type mini-CHPs
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Fast assembly and installation, even outdoors -
Mini-CHP can be easily retrofited. Gradual expansion of the generated capacity is also possible -
Facility can be transferred from one site to another -
Neighboring modules can be installed close to each other to save space -
Any color of frame and outer railing according to RAL -
They can integrate harmoniously into the urban and rural environment - Easy to connect: the block-modular design simplifies the integration of generating equipment into the customer's power system
- Low price since there's no need to construct a single building, overall minimization
of construction work on site
Power plants of all well-known manufacturers of gas-fueled reciprocating and diesel equipment can be integrated into the ENGEN block-type module.
Design documentation takes into account individual specifics of each model of the generating set that determines the layout of doors, hatches, service openings, cable trays and ducts.
All this ensures uninterrupted operation of the CHP's engine.