Introduction to Gas Generators

The gas generator is a new type of high-efficiency new energy generator that uses combustible gases such as liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) and natural gas as fuel instead of gasoline or diesel to power the engine. Gas generators offer advantages such as a wide output power range, high reliability in starting and operation, good power generation quality, light weight, compact size, simple maintenance, and low-frequency noise.

Generally, they have the following four key advantages:

• Good Power Generation Quality
  Due to the rotational motion during operation, the generator features fast electronic regulation response and extremely stable operation. The output voltage and frequency are highly precise with minimal fluctuations. When suddenly adding or reducing 50% and 75% of the load, the unit remains extremely stable, outperforming diesel generator sets in electrical performance indicators.
• Excellent Starting Performance and High Success Rate
  It takes only 30 seconds from a cold start to full load, while the international standard requires diesel generators to take 3 minutes to carry a load after a successful start. Gas turbine generator sets ensure starting success in any ambient temperature and climate.
• Low Noise and Vibration
  As the gas turbine operates at high rotational speeds, its vibration is minimal, and the low-frequency noise is superior to that of diesel generator sets.
• Use of Clean and Inexpensive Combustible Gases
  Fuels such as coal mine gas, biomass gas, and biogas are used. Generators using these fuels are not only reliable in operation and low in cost but also turn waste into treasure without causing pollution.