Overview: The document provides technical specifications and features of the C200 MicroTurbine by Capstone Turbine Corporation, designed for efficient and clean power generation.

Exhaust Characteristics: The turbine features low NOx emissions, with values less than 9 ppm V and 4 ppm V at 15% O2. The exhaust mass flow is 1.3 kg/s, with a gas temperature of 280˚C and energy output of 1420 MJ/hr.

Heat Recovery: The system offers hot water heat recovery at 835,000 BTU/hr, achieving a total system efficiency of 73% LHV.

Electrical Performance: The turbine provides an electrical power output of 190 kW, with voltage ranging from 400 to 480 VAC. It supports both grid-connected and standalone operations, with a maximum output current of 275A RMS at 400V for grid connection and 310A for standalone operation. The electrical efficiency is 31% LHV.

Fuel/Engine Characteristics: The turbine operates on natural gas with a fuel flow of 2400 MJ/hr. It features low NOx emissions, a built-in compressor, and minimal maintenance requirements due to its single moving part and patented air bearing.

Design and Installation: The C200 MicroTurbine is compact and modular, allowing for easy installation. It includes remote monitoring capabilities and integrated utility synchronization.

Certifications and Compliance: The turbine is planned to be UL Listed and CE compliant, meeting various regulatory standards including CARB 2007 Certification and IEEE 1547.

Dimensions and Weight: The turbine measures 1700 x 3660 x 2490 mm and weighs 2730 kg for the grid connect model. It requires specific clearance for installation and emits 65 dBA at full load power.

Performance Graph: A graph illustrates the net power and efficiency of the C200 LPNG model against ambient temperature at sea level, showing variations in performance with temperature changes.