Overview: The document provides technical specifications and features of the C200 MicroTurbine by Capstone Turbine Corporation, designed to deliver 200kW of clean and reliable power using renewable fuels.

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

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

Electrical Performance: The turbine outputs 200 kW of electrical power with a voltage range of 400 to 480 VAC, operating on a 3-phase grid connection. It has a maximum output current of 290A RMS at 400V and 240A RMS at 480V, with an electrical efficiency of 33% LHV.

Fuel/Engine Characteristics: The turbine can utilize landfill and digester gases with specific energy content ranges. It operates with an inlet pressure of 85 psig and a steady-state fuel flow of 2400 MJ/hr. It supports renewable fuels with up to 5,000 ppm H2S content.

Design and Maintenance: The turbine features a single moving part for minimal maintenance, a patented air bearing system, and offers remote monitoring capabilities. It is designed for easy installation with a small, modular design.

Certifications and Compliance: The turbine is planned to be UL 2200 and UL 1741 listed, complying with IEEE 1547 and meeting utility interconnection requirements for California Rule 21 and New York State PSC. Optional CE compliance marking is available.

Dimensions and Sound Levels: The turbine measures 1700 x 3660 x 2490 mm and weighs 2270 kg. It requires specific clearance for installation and emits 65 dBA at full load power from 10 meters away.

Performance vs. Ambient Temperature: The document includes a graph showing the relationship between net power and efficiency against ambient temperature at sea level.