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Combined Heat and Power (CHP)

Combined Heat and Power (CHP)

Combined Heat and Power (CHP)

Product catalog summary
Overview of FG Wilson CHP Solutions
FG Wilson offers Combined Heat and Power (CHP) solutions for gas generating sets, utilizing natural gas and bio-gas. These solutions are designed to meet specific application requirements and include components such as spark-ignited generating sets, monitoring and control systems, electric motor-driven radiators, and heat recovery modules.
Key Components and Features
  • Natural or Bio-gas spark ignited generating set
  • On-set monitoring and control
  • Electric motor-driven radiator
  • Interconnecting pipework and fittings with pumps and thermostats
  • Heat recovery module with jacket water plate heat exchanger and exhaust gas tubular heat exchanger
  • Control panel for system monitoring and protection
  • Thermostatic exhaust gas by-pass valve with actuator and manual override
Performance and Efficiency
FG Wilson CHP solutions can achieve up to 90% combined electrical and thermal efficiency. The performance data for various genset models is provided, indicating energy input and output, as well as heat recovery capabilities.
Case Studies
  • Gostomel Glass Factory, Ukraine: Utilized two PG1250B gas generating sets with heat recovery modules, achieving 89% total power recovery.
  • TverStekloPlastic, Russia: Commissioned a mini-CHP station with similar specifications and efficiency as the Gostomel project.
  • Skidelskyi Cheese Dairy, Belarus: Employed a PG525B generating set for continuous heat and power, with a total power recovery of 81.2%.
  • Hypermarket “Gorod”, Moscow: Used two PG750B gas generating sets, providing 1500 kVA of power and 900 kWth of heat, achieving 85.3% total power recovery.
Technical Specifications
The document provides detailed performance data for various genset models, including energy in fuel, power output, and heat recovery metrics. It specifies that these gensets are not suitable for LPG or Propane and advises contacting Power Solutions for applications involving lower quality gases.
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Catalog excerpts

Combined Heat and Power (CHP)-1

COMBINED HEAT & POWER (CHP) Solutions for gas generating sets

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Combined Heat and Power (CHP)-2

I VVIIOUII 1^1 II OUIUUIUIIO FG Wilson, in conjunction with our Dealer network, offer on-site solutions for the cogeneration of heat and power using Natural gas and Bio-gas fuelled generating sets. Our engineers will work with you to provide a CHP solution to meet the requirements of your specific application. A typical FG Wilson CHP solution includes: Natural or Bio-gas spark ignited generating set Օ On set monitoring and control Electric motor driven radiator Օ Interconnecting pipework and fittings including pumps and thermostats rated to suit application Heat recovery module consisting...

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Combined Heat and Power (CHP)-3

Some of our Rfrences Gostomel Glass factory - Energy Alliance, Ukraine This project consisted of two PG1250B gas generating sets with heat recovery module, low noise remote radiators complete with control and instrumentation for a bottling plant in Ukraine. Excess heat was used in a district heating scheme. ENERGY in FUEL (Fuel heat of Combustion) = 2574 kW (100%) ENERGY in POWER OUTPUT - NETT (Engine shaft power) = 1042 kW (40.5%) INCORPORATING HEAT RECOVERY ENERGY in EXHAUST GASES using TUBULAR HEAT EXCHANGER Recovered Energy = 665 kW (25.8%) ENERGY in JACKET WATER using PLATE HEAT EXCHANGER...

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Combined Heat and Power (CHP)-4

kidelskyi cneese uairy, uelarus This project consisted of a packaged unit using a PG525B generating set in Belarus providing continuous heat and power for a cheese dairy. The package comprised a gas generating set with jacket water and exhaust heat recovery plant. The exhaust attenuation and low noise remote radiator were mounted on the roof. The enclosure was based on a 40' high cube ISO container and can operate in temperatures below minus 20°C. ENERGYi n fuel (Fuel heat of Combustion = 1119 kW (100%) ENERGY in POWER OUTPUT - NETT (Engine shaft power) = 447 kW (40.0%) INCORPORATING HEAT RECOVERY...

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All FG WILSON catalogs and technical brochures

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  2. P7.5-4S

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Archived catalogs

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  3. PG375B3

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  4. PG1250B2

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  5. PG450B1

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  6. PG525B1

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  7. P7.5-4S

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