Overview: The document provides technical specifications and features of the CR65 and CR65-ICHP MicroTurbines, highlighting their power generation capabilities, efficiency, and environmental benefits.

Exhaust Characteristics: The exhaust gas flow is 0.49 kg/s with a temperature of 309˚C. These turbines are designed to operate efficiently with low emissions.

Electrical Performance: The turbines deliver an electrical power output of 65 kW with a voltage range of 400 to 480 VAC, supporting 3-phase electrical service at 50/60 Hz. The maximum output current is 100A, and the electrical efficiency is 29% LHV.

Fuel/Engine Characteristics: The turbines can operate on digester or landfill gas with an HHV range of 350 to 875 BTU/scf and H2S content below 5000 ppmv. The inlet pressure is 5.2 barg, and the fuel flow is 807 MJ/hr.

Environmental and Operational Benefits: The turbines offer low NOx and CO2 emissions, operate on renewable waste gases, and require minimal maintenance due to having only one moving part. They feature patented air bearings, eliminating the need for lubricating oil or coolant.

Heat Recovery: The CR65-ICHP model includes an integrated heat recovery module with a stainless steel core, providing hot water heat recovery of 251,000 BTU/hr and a total system efficiency of 62% LHV.

Dimensions and Weight: The CR65 measures 762 x 1956 x 1931 mm and weighs 758 kg, while the CR65-ICHP measures 762 x 2200 x 2363 mm and weighs 1000 kg.

Clearance and Sound Levels: Both models require a minimum vertical clearance of 610 mm and horizontal clearances of 762 mm on the sides and front. The CR65 has a sound level of 70 dBA at full load, while the CR65-ICHP is quieter at 65 dBA.

Certifications: The turbines are UL 2200 and UL 1741 classified for natural gas and biogas operation, comply with IEEE 1547, and meet California Rule 21 and New York State Public Service Commission requirements. Optional equipment is available for CE Marking.