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Diesel Engines 24We look at the MAN Diesel & Turbo 32/44CR.

Data.Centres 26 HIMOINSA supplied the emergency power system to Telconet.

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Gen-sets 32ElectroTherm’s Green Machine has just been installed in Brno,in the Czech Republic. This offers a high dynamic output rangeas just one of its special features, reveals WIP.

Lubricants for Gas Turbines 34 Exxon/Mobil has launched its new advanced DTE 932 GT high-performance oil designed to improve the reliability and poweroutput of gas turbines. WIP look at how it works.

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EDITOR’S LETTER

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WELCOMEA warm welcome to this month’sissue of Worldwide IndependentPower - as always bringing youcloser to the stories and issuesaffecting on-site power and cogeneration around the world.For editorial comments, please donot hesitate to contact the editor.

BIENVENUE Soyez le bienvenu à cette issue deWorldwide Independent Power.Comme d'habitude, nous vousapportons toujours plus près dessujets qui affectent l'énergie et laco-generation sur place autour dumonde.N'hésitez pas contacter le rédacteur pour des commentaireséditoriaux.

WILLKOMMENHerzlich Willkommen zur Ausgabedieses Monates von WorldwideIndependent Power. Wie immerbringen wir Sie näher heran an dieEreignisse und Geschichten derStromerzeugungsindustrie rund umdie Welt. Für redaktionelle Kommentare undAnregungen wenden Sie sich bittean den Autor.

BIENVENIDOBienvenido a esta edición deWorldwide Independent Power.Como siempre, acercándolo a lostemas que afectan a la energía y ala cogeneración in-situ. No dudeen contactar con nuestro editorpara cualquier cuestión editorial.

BENVENUTIBenvenuti a questa nuova edizionedi Worldwide Independent Power.Come sempre cercheremo dioffrirvi storie e questioniriguardanti on-site power e cogeneration a livello globale. Percommenti editoriali, si prega dicontattare l'editore.

Aidan Turnbull- Editor

Shale gas - a revolution ahead?

Unconventional gas is the collective term used to describe tight gas,shale gas and/or coal bed methane (CBM). While conventional gasresources can be developed and produced without any special well completions, most

unconventional gas production requires the rock to be fractured (fracked) or stimulated to allow gas toescape from the tight rock and flow through the wellbore to the surface. These special well completionsmade drilling for unconventional gas uneconomical for many years.

The potential of shale gas, tight gas and CBM has been known for centuries, with the first shale gaswells drilled in the 1820s. However, it is only with recent technological improvements that extracting theresources has become an economically viable option. Natural gas, whether it is extracted usingconventional or unconventional methods, is certainly still the cleanest-burning fossil fuel. When used forpower generation, natural gas emits up to 60% less CO2 than coal, and emissions of other waste productssuch as mercury, sulphur and nitrogen oxide are also significantly reduced, improving air quality.

Currently, natural gas has approximately 60 years of proven reserves at current demand levels, butaccording to the International Energy Agency (IEA), this rises to more than 250 years if the unconventionalgas potential is added. Clearly, unconventional gas may play a large part in ensuring the security ofglobal energy supply for years to come.

The potential of the energy revolution is tantalising, especially for the UK. With shale gas reserves inCheshire alone now estimated to meet 15 years’ worth of national demand, a new energy boom could beon the horizon – and one which blends conventional sources, renewables and shale.

Certainly, the owner of British Gas - Centrica - is keen to buy a minority stake in Cuadrilla's Bowlandshale licence, which the company has said could contain 200 trillion cubic feet (tcf) of gas. This is nly afraction of what is likely to be recoverable, but industry experts say that could potentially still providean important source of gas for the UK as North Sea reserves dwindle.

As recently as January 2013, Centrica’s own Chief Executive, Sam Laidlaw noted pessimistically that itwould be at least 10 years before the UK saw the first production of shale gas - and even when ithappens it would not be “the game-changer we’ve seen in North America”.

Securing the backing a major partner like Centrica would be a significant boon to Cuadrilla, which hasalready courted controversy after allegations it was behind two earth tremors which occurred whilefracking was taking place near Blackpool in 2011.

In the UK some Ministers are keen to to accellerate shale gas exploration in Britain. And Centrica isalso actively seeking to secure new sources of gas for its customers in Europe. It recently signed a dealto export liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the US, some of which could come to the UK. It is thought to

be seeking further deals, including the renewal ofits existing LNG supply contract from Qatar.Most of this LNG is believed to be destined forpower generation purposes.

Britain uses about 3 tcf of natural gas eachyear, while North Sea reserves are estimated tohave fallen to about 7 tcf.

It will be interesting to see whether an energyboom really does develop in the UK - and even inthe rest of Europe - if development is successful.

AIDAN TURNBULL

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MHI-MS in technologyswap for India-basedlicenseeMitsubishi HeavyIndustries MechatronicsSystems, Ltd. (MHI-MS), agroup company ofMitsubishi HeavyIndustries, Ltd. (MHI), hasconcluded an agreementwith Tecpro SystemsLimited (Tecpro), anIndian firm mainlyengaged in material andash handling systems andbalance of plant (BoP)equipment, under whichMHI-MS is to provide elec-trostatic precipitator (EP)technology to the Indianlicensee. The licensingarrangement targets col-laborative and proactiveexploration of localdemand for high-perform-ance EPs, which are nowmarking growth in tandemwith India's increasingnumber of new coal-firedpower plants and iron-works.

Toshiba in Saga dealToshiba Corporation willprovide Saga, the capitalcity of Saga Prefecture onJapan's Kyushu Island,with a new carboncapture and utilisationsystem (CCU) in a biomassenergy. The CCU testplant will be able tocapture 20-kilograms ofCO2 a day and will beused to test and verifythe capture and use ofCO2 from the flue gas ofthe city's waste incinera-tion plant.Installation of the

equipment is scheduled tobe completed bySeptember 2013 andtesting will begin inOctober 2013. It will bethe first CCU verificationtest in Japan to applychemical absorptiontechnology in an incinera-tion plant.

Siemens Energy has finished work on the Knapsack IIcombined-cycle (CC) power plant in Hürth nearCologne, Germany, almost two months ahead ofschedule. The facility is owned by Statkraft Markets GmbH, a

subsidiary of the Norwegian utility companyStatkraft. Siemens constructed the entire powerplant as a turnkey project and delivered the maincomponents, including an F-Class gas turbine aswell as a steam turbine, generator, and heat recov-ery steam generator. With an electrical capacity ofabout 430MW and an efficiency of 59.2%, the plantis one of the most modern and environmentallyfriendly of its type in Europe. The short run-up and shutdown times make the

power plant ideally suited to compensate for thefluctuating feed-in of renewables. It can thus play amajor role in supporting Germany's new energypolicy. The Knapsack II power plant is located inthe Knapsack Chemical Industrial Park in Hürth nearCologne. Siemens constructed the turnkey facility

and delivered a SGT5-4000F gas turbine, an SST5-3000 steam turbine, an SGen5-2000H generator, andthe heat recovery steam generator as well as allthe electrical engineering and the SPPA-T3000 con-trol system. The Knapsack II power plant is a single-shaft unit in which the gas and steam turbines arearranged on one shaft and drive the samegenerator. Such plants offer economic advantagesdue to lower investment costs, along with a highdegree of operating flexibility.

Lothar Balling, the head of Gas Turbine PowerPlant Solutions at Siemens Energy tells WIP: "TheKnapsack II power plant is a highly modern facilitywhich stands out thanks to its maximum flexibilityand environmental compatibility. Due to its highefficiency, the CO2 and nitrogen oxide emissionsare very low. When in hot-start mode, the powerplant can be run up to full load in just a fewminutes and thereby compensate for fluctuations inelectricity generated by wind turbines and solarstations.”

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Nordex wins order for 134.4MW wind farm in AfricaWind turbine manufacturerNordex has won an order fromSouth Africa. The independentpower producer CENNERGI hasplaced an order with Nordex forthe delivery and turnkeyinstallation of the 134.4 MWAmakhala Emoyeni wind farm.CENNERGI's principal shareholdersare the South African mininggroup EXXARO Resources andIndia's Tata Power.Nordex will begin work in August

2014 on the development of theinfrastructure of the wind farm atBedford in South Africa's EasternCape Province. Installation of the56 N117/2400 turbines is due to

follow in the second quarter of2015. After completion of workconnecting it to the grid, thehandover of the wind farm isscheduled for June 2016. Thescope of supply also includes aservice agreement for a period often years initially.Amakhala Emoyeni is one of theprojects from the second round ofthe South African REIPP auctionsapproved by the South AfricanMinistry of Energy in May 2012and comes with a 20-year elec-tricity PPA. The next round oftenders is to be held in Augustthis year. The goal is to furtherincrease the share of renewable

energies in South Africa's powersupply system.Lars Bondo Krogsgaard of Nordex

comments: "The N117/2400turbine is one of the mostefficient wind turbine generatorson the market and that’s whyNordex is successful in manyinternational growth sectors.”

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First Solar wins powerpurchase agreementFirst Solar, Inc. and NewMexico State LandCommissioner Ray Powellannounced that First Solar,Inc. has been granted apower purchase agreement(PPA) from the New MexicoPublic RegulatoryCommission, clearing theway for First Solar to beginconstruction on the state'slargest solar power plant tobe located on State TrustLand in Luna County.

VSMC involved in twocable contractsVSMC has signed twoseparate contracts to layand bury export cables forthe Westermost Rough(ENG) and Humber Gateway(ENG) wind farms. Withthese latest projects, VSMCstrengthens its position inlaying and buryingelectricity cables in and tooffshore wind farms. Under commission from theDanish company DONGEnergy, VSMC will start

laying and burying around11 kilometres of exportcable along the East coastof England, near Hull.

AECOM appointed byPNE WIND UKAECOM has been appointedby PNE WIND UK, the UKsubsidiary of German windfarm developer PNE WINDAG, to provideEnvironmental ImpactAssessment and planningservices for the develop-ment of seven onshore windfarms in Scotland.

Technip in €5m FEED project for BTL plant Forest BtL Oy has awardedTechnip a contract, worthapproximately €5 million, for thefront-end engineering and design(FEED) of a new secondgeneration biomass-to-liquid(BTL) plant to be built on Ajosisland, Finland.

This plant will produce approxi-mately 140,000 tons of biodieseland naphtha from wood andby-products from the wood-processing industry. This feedstock has manyadvantages as it is not used forhuman food, it does notjeopardise the existing local bio-mass usage and has a low CO2footprint.Technip will develop the process

design package of the hydrogenproduction unit of the plant,based on its steam reformerproprietary technology, and willprepare the FEED for thehydrogen production, Fischer-Tropsch synthesis and refining

units. Technip’s operating centrein Lyon, France, together withthe Group’s hydrogen technologycentre located in Zoetermeer,The Netherlands will fulfill thecontract, which is scheduled tobe completed in early 2014.The Ajos BtL project is supported

by the European Union NER300funding program for innovativerenewable energy technologies.This project will be an industrialfirst and will reinforce Technip’s

current leadingposition on anew generationof biofuelsprojects.Biomass-to-

liquid or BTL is anew generationbiofuel,consisting of amulti-stepprocess toproduce liquid

biofuels from biomass. Maintechnological steps aregasification, syngas cleaning andFischer-Tropsch synthesis.

Biomass to Liquid (BtL) or BMtLis a multi-step process which produces liquid biofuels frombiomass.

The process uses the wholeplant to improve the carbon-dioxide balance and increaseyield.

The Fischer–Tropsch process[Left] is used to produce synfuelsfrom gasified biomass.

Carbonaceous material isgasified then processed to makepurified syngas. The Fischer-Tropsch polymerises syngas intofull diesel-range hydrocarbons.

While biodiesel and bio-ethanolproduction so far only use partsof a plant, i.e. oil, sugar, starchor cellulose, the new approach toBtL production can gasify andutilise the entire plant.

Toshiba wins major turbine & generator orderToshiba Hydro Power (Hanzhou) Co., Ltd. (THPC), a Toshiba subsidiary in China, has won a major order fromChina's Sinohydro Resources Ltd. to supply three 80MW hydroelectric turbines and generators for the NamOu 5 hydro power plant on the River Nam Ou in Laos. THPC will design and manufacture the turbines and

generators and begin delivery in January 2014. Thefirst unit is expected to enter operation in December2015.The contract was awarded to THPC after thecomprehensive evaluation of Toshiba Group's extensivesupply experience, advanced technology and highreliability. Following on from Nam Ngum 2 and NamNgiep 2, this is Toshiba Group's third major order for ahydro power plant in Laos.To develop large-scale hydro power projects Laos is

using the flow from the Mekong River. laos is known forexporting electricity to neighbouring nations, includingThailand and Vietnam. Hydro power plants accountedfor all of Laos's almost 2.8GW generation capacity in2012, a figure that is expected to increase to 12.0GWby 2020.


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Sembcorp's 1,200 MWPower Project inVietNamSembcorp Industries’ newpower project in centralVietnam has been awardedapproval by the Vietnamesegovernment to be includedin the country’s nationalpower development planfor the 2011-2020 periodwith the vision towards2030 (Power Master PlanVII).


Pöyry awarded Alpaslan II Project EnerjiSA has awarded Pöyry withthe detailed design servicesassignment for the Alpaslan II Damand hydroelectric power plant inTurkey. The assignment is for theexecution of the detailed designfor civil works of the dam body,the powerhouse, the spillways andthe civil works for the switchyard.

The Hydropower project,Alpaslan II, will be located in Musprovince of Eastern Anatolia inTurkey. The dam body is a claycored rockfill dam (CCRD) and theinstalled capacity will be 280 MWwith an annual generation ofaround 860 GWh. The project is‘just one milestone’ in the 5300MW portfolio of EnerjiSA in Turkey,says the company. Pöyry, an international consulting and engineering company, is one ofthe world's top hydropower engineering companies,with an accumulated total installedcapacity exceeding 100000 MW. Pöyry continues to support the Turkish power sector in itsrapid expansion, with the total asset base in Turkey of hydro power plants engineered byPöyry amounting to more than 7000 MW.

The Alpaslan-2 Dam is an embankment damcurrently under construction on the Murat Riverin Muş Province, Turkey. The dam is located about 32 km north of theprovincial capital, Muş. As well as its projectedpower station capacity of 280 MW, theassociated reservoir will help irrigate 78,000 ha(190,000 acres) of land. Enerjisa Power Generation Inc. acquired thelicense for the power station from Özışık İnsaat& Enerji in April 2011 and Yenigün Constructionstarted excavating the diversion tunnels May2012. The diversion tunnels were completed 7months ago, in late 2012.

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worth of power plants since its launch in 2011

in the two years since its launchSymphony™ Plus control solutions wonorders for new power plants which generatemore than 25,000MW of electricity,equivalent to the installed capacity ofcountries the size of the Netherlands,Malaysia or Egypt. In addition, many plantshave upgraded their existing systems withnew Symphony Plus solution to meet theirevolving needs. This new information has been released by

Symphony’s manufacturer, ABB, the leadingpower and automation technology group.“The market response to Symphony Plus

since its introduction has been extremelyencouraging,” Massimo Danieli, head ofABB’s Power Generation business, a part ofthe company’s Power Systems division, tellsWIP. “Reaching this important milestone in such

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include the 700 MW Xiaoting supercriticalcoal-fired power plant in China, the Samrathermal power plant, Jordan’s largestpower plant with a generating capacity of885 MW, and Enel’s 590 MW Grazia DeleddaSulcis power plant in Italy.Other notable projects include Dong

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Atkins has secured a contract with DONGEnergy Wind Power worth £2 million toextend one of its existing wind farms.The Walney Offshore Wind Farm consists

of 102 turbines, each with a capacity of3.6MW, making it one of the biggest of itskind in the world. The extension, which was awarded in

2010, will cover an area of 145 km2 and isfully owned by DONG Energy.Located approximately 15km off Walney

Island, Cumbria, in the UK’s Irish Sea, thefarm provides clean electricity forapproximately 320,000 UK households.Atkins’ role in this extension programme,which will run until 2016, will involve theconcept design, detailed design andsupport during fabrication and finalinstallation of two offshore substationsincluding both the jackets and topsides.Atkins’ technical expertise and experiencein offshore engineering factored heavily insecuring this contract.Brian Lauritsen, engineering manager,

DONG Energy, told WIP: “As a marketleader DONG Energy has always used highclass consultancies for our work. Atkins’deeppedigree inoffshoreengineeringfrom its 40years of oiland gasexperience,combinedwith theirsectorknowledge ofour offshorerenewable,meant it wasour firstchoice forthe extensionof WalneyOffshore wind farm.”Dave Parkin, head of power and renewable

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Iberdrola and GroupFive in 96MW facilityprojectThe consortium formed byIBERDROLA INGENIERÍAand the South Africancompany GROUP FIVE hasbeen selected by JasperPower Company for theconstruction of a 96MWphotovoltaic plant inSouth Africa.The contract is wortharound US$150 andincludes the engineering,equipment supply, civilengineering work,assembly and start-up ofthis renewable energyfacility

Siemens to supplyIndia with gearsSSiemens DriveTechnologies Division hasreceived an order fromBharat Heavy ElectricalsLtd. (BHEL), India, tosupply 60 gear units forcoal mills. The state-owned, Indian utilitycompany is planning tobuild and expand severalcoal-fired power plants.The new gear units willdrive the vertical millswhich grind the coal inthese plants. Grinding thecoal is an essential step ingenerating power.

EnerCap’s €98mplans for cogenEnerCap Capital Partnersplans a new fund to raiseUS$466m to invest incogeneration plants incentral and easternEurope in response topolicy changes in theregion. EnerCap has plansto sell assets in its €98mrenewables fund withwind farms in Poland,Romania and the CzechRepublic. EnerCap hasdecided to focus on gasand biomass-fired CHPprojects rather than onrenewable power.

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. (MHI) hascompleted its acquisition of Pratt & Whitney PowerSystems, the small and medium-size gas turbinebusiness unit of Pratt & Whitney (P&W), an aero-engine manufacturer. Pratt & Whitney PowerSystems has changed its corporate name to PWPower Systems, Inc. (PWPS) and is now an MHIgroup company. The acquisition was completed in accordance with

the agreement reached in December 2012 betweenMHI and United Technologies Corporation (UTC) ofthe U.S., P&W's parent company. As part of theacquisition, MHI also acquired Turboden s.r.l. ofItaly, a manufacturer of Organic Rankine Cycle(ORC) turbines* and an affiliate of PWPS. With theaddition of PWPS and Turboden s.r.l., together withthe planned business integration with Hitachi, Ltd.in the area of thermal power generation systemsscheduled for January 2014, MHI will be able toprovide a wider range of products and services forthermal power generation systems.

PWPS manufactures and services aero-derivative gasturbines, and engages in the engineering,procurement and construction of related powergeneration systems. The company has around 430employees. MHI has traditionally focused its gas turbine

business on large-capacity, high-efficiency systems.With the addition of PWPS's small and medium-sizeaero-derivative engines, MHI has expanded itspower generation product portfolio and is able tooffer customers a full product lineup. PWPS's aero-derivative gas turbines are highly

acclaimed, especially for their emergency powergeneration applications, compact design, and rapidstart-up time. More than 1,700 aero-derivativeturbines have been delivered worldwide. Significantgrowth is anticipated in applications which requirea flexible power source complementary to arenewable-energy power source.


Pratt & Whitney Power Systems acquired by MHI In brief...

Energy Challenges prompt appeal to EC membersEight large European energycompanies have made an appealto leading European politicians,aiming to draw the attention ofheads of state and governmenttowards the challenges the energymarket is facing. The signatorieswere the CEOs of Enel, Eni, Eon,GasNatural Fenosa, GasTerra, GDFSuez, Iberdrola und RWE. Among other things, theydemand that the future energymarket design includes a capacitymechanism approach coordinatedat European level, in which allassets contributing towards secu-rity of supply would be remuner-ated in a fair and appropriate

manner. In addition, with respectto the reform of European emis-sions trading, the signatory CEOsagreed that realistic and stablereduction targets should be setfor the period beyond 2020.Peter Terium, CEO of RWE AG,

told WIP: “In recent months wehave supported a structuralreform of European emissionstrading. This economic instrumenthas proven its worth and we areconvinced that it continues to bethe best method of achieving theEU‘s climate protection targets.He concludes: “In terms of the

upcoming reform, it is importantfor us to achieve rapid political

agreement on long-term CO2reduction targets, which wouldultimately lead to a morestringent CO2 reduction pathtaking us beyond the year 2020.The steeper reduction path canbe accompanied by thepermanent withdrawal ofallowances, if this measure isfully established.”

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Serbia to get newbiomass fuelled cogenplantThe northern Serbian townof Senta is the projectedlocation of a biomass-firedcogeneration plant designedto provide a district energysystem.It will be built intwo phases. The first phase,which is valued at €15.2mwill produce 8.4 MW ofheat and 4.9 MW ofelectricity, with a secondphase scheduled to becompleted in 2015-16.The plant will require35,000 tonnes of biomass ayear, which will be suppliedby farmers in neighbouringmunicipalities

METRO invests inmicro-CHP unitsIn partnership withGermany utility E.ON,METRO Cash & Carry isinstalling advanced gas-fired micro-CHP units attwo of its wholesale storesin Germany and two inRussia.The units will heatthe stores and meet aportion of their electricityneeds. Depending on thesize of the store, the units’electric capacity will rangefrom 250 kW to 800 kW.The company is planning toinstall CHP units at fourother METRO stores inGermany and at new storesopening in Russia. Futureoption includesupplementing the on-siteCHP units with solar powersystems. E.ON will plan,finance, install andmaintain the CHP units, andMETRO will operate them.They are expected to lowerthe stores’ energy costs andreduce carbon emissions.

Alstom & KEPCO in joint venture HVDC programAlstom Grid and Korea ElectricPower Corporation (KEPCO), oneof the largest electric utilities inthe world, have announced thecreation of KEPCO Alstom PowerElectronics Systems (KAPES). Thejoint venture will focus on deliv-ering high voltage direct current(HVDC) projects in Korea. Thislong term strategic relationshipaims at increasing Koreantransmission grid capabilitiesbased on Alstom technology. Thejoint venture has beenimplemented with a shareholdingof 49% for Alstom and 51% forKEPCO. The HVDC global market is

expected to grow by €50bnbetween now and 2020 and is astrategic growth area for AlstomGrid and KEPCO, as Supergridsdevelop around the world.Alstom’s high voltage directcurrent technology is essential

for bringing large amounts of power across long distances, withminimal losses, and is also usedfor integrating renewables andfor offshore connections.

Alstom Grid andKEPCO have beenworking togethersince 1997 on twoimportant HVDCreference projectsin Korea. Alstomprovided theoriginal 300 MWHVDC bipole linkfor the directpoint-to-pointsubmarine intercon-nection linkingSouth Korea’s Jeju

Island across 101 kilometres withthe mainland in the late 1990s. In 2009, Alstom was then awardeda second contract to supply thenew converter stations for the400 MW high voltage directcurrent (HVDC) bipole scheme. “This joint venture will allow

Alstom to increase its HVDCtechnical footprint in Asia andKEPCO to benefit from Alstom’sproven industrial expertise,”Patrick Plas, Senior Vice Presidentof Alstom Grid, tells WIP. “We are very honoured to partnerwith the largest electric utility inSouth East Asia. Our success inHVDC projects in Korea has builtcommon understanding and ashared feeling of confidence.”

Wood pellets fuel Tampere’s district heating projectFinland’s largest pellet-fired heating plant, which was supplied by Metso to Tampereen Energiantuotanto Oy,Tampere, is based on a technological solution said to be the first of its kind in the country. It will bring newopportunities to gear the structure of Finnish district heat production towards the goals of sustainabledevelopment, reports TE. Previously, peak load plants have been using fossil fuels because there was no

other technology available. The Tampere-based plant ismainly fired with wood pellets and its heat output isaround 33 MW. The plant has replaced some of thecapacity of the oil- and gas-fired boiler plants and hasthus helped substantially reduce the CO2 emissionsfrom the production of district heat. The plant hasbeen producing environmentally friendly energy in thecity of Tampere since December 2013. Metso’s part of the project comprised a complete

turnkey boiler plant solution and the new Metso DNAautomation system. The new plant operates unmannedwith remote monitoring from the main control room ofthe Lielahti power plant which means operators areable to flexibly control the district heat production.

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FROST & SULLIVAN REPORT

New analysis from Frost & Sullivan -Analysis of the Mexican DistributedPower Generation Market, finds that

the market earned revenues of more thanUS$217.6m in 2012 and estimates this toreach US$370.2m in 2017 at a compoundannual growth rate of 11.2%.

Insufficient centralised electricity, whichhas compelled several consumers togenerate their own power, along withincomplete grid facilities in large isolatedareas, offer huge scope for the DPG marketin Mexico, according to Frost & SullivanEnergy and Environmental Industry AnalystMartin Cataife.

"Recent net metering regulations in thecountry have encouraged the assembly ofnew DPG units in households and smallcommerce consumers. Net metering ofexpensive tariffs in the industrial segmenthas also sustained overall DPG installedcapacity growth rates," Martin reports.

However, DGP providers' reliance onelectricity subsidies coupled with gridintegration issues in isolated areas makemarket development uncertain.

Energy subsidies have added to thechallenge, as artificially low electricity

Mexico - the land of poweropportunities, says F&S

prices for most consumers in the countryreduce opportunities for DPG technologies,which have become a costly alternative togrids.

In fact, although DPG technologiesreduce transmission costs and provide thebenefit of local energy management andeconomies of scale, their startup costs arehigher than that of centralised electricityproduction, further affecting adoption.

The energy sector in Mexico has certainlimitations in terms of private participation

and foreign companiesare allowed to operate inthe country only throughspecific service contracts.

As required by theConstitution, the entireelectricity sector isfederally owned, withthe Federal ElectricityCommission (ComisiónFederal de Electricidad orCFE involved in directingand controlling the wholesector.

Attempts to reform thesector have traditionallyfaced strong political and

social resistance in Mexico, wheresubsidies for residential consumers absorbsubstantial fiscal resources.

The electricity sector in Mexico reliesheavily on thermal sources (75% of totalinstalled capacity), followed by hydro-power generation (22%).

Although exploitation of solar, wind, andbiomass resources has a large potential,geothermal energy is the only renewablesource (excluding hydropower) with asignificant contribution to the energy mix(2% of total generation capacity).

Expansion plans for the period 2006-2015estimate the addition of some 14.8 GW ofnew generation capacity by the publicsector, with a predominance of combinedcycles.

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A new report from Frost and Sullivan claims the potential for the distributed power generation(DPG) market in Mexico is now very promising. The market will witness strong demand from

oil, gas and mining companies in Eastern Mexico, a region not served by the national grid.

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Mexico - developingits renewable energyresources.

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other countries also means that the UK willnot benefit from the effect of low priceson the mainland, says the report whichcame out in May 2013.

It’s ironic that higher wholesale powerprices in the UK have led to an improved

Areport by bank Credit Suisse suggeststhat the wholesale price of electric-ity, the core of all our energy bills in

the UK, would top those in Germany by 85%in 2016-17. Cerdit Suisse goes on to saythat prices could be even higher ‘ingeneral’ for the next seven to 10 years.

The cause of this rise is identified as theUK government's new tax on carbon-dioxide emitting power generation overthe next seven years says Credit Suisse.

Its analysts also regard the UK’sinfrastructure defiencies being at the heartof a failure to import enough power fromthe European mainland.

Prices in the two countries had trackedone another for years, but they diverged in2012 as Germany gave a welcome boost tothe renewable energy generation sector byspending billions of Euros on subsidisingthe green sector.

By Winter 2016/17 UK power prices willtrade at an 85% premium to Germanequivalents, compared with a current 25%divergence, the Credit-Suisse figurespredict.

The UK Government brought in amandatory tax on carbon emissions at£4.94 per tonne of CO2 earlier in 2013,adding to the carbon charges already inplace under the European Union's EmissionsTrading System (EU ETS).

The two costs calculated together willrise to £30 per tonne in 2020, an expensewhich will significantly increase Britishpower prices.

German power prices have fallen on theback of the boom in solar and wind powerbut the government has now moved to reinin subsidies in recognition of the fact thatthe expansion may have come too fast.

This, in turn, has raised concerns overprofitability and problems with managingthe flow of green energy.

Credit Suisse suggests that the net effectbetween 2013 - 2023 will be to cap thegrowth of renewable capacity. The lack ofsubstantial interconnection capacity with

Could electricity prices in Britain be twice those in Germany by 2016 due to the impact of a newtax aimed at supporting renewable power generation? asks WIP’s Chris Hopkins.

stock market performance by UK utilitiescompared with those on mainland Europeover the past 18 months. Share prices in UKpower utilities have increased around 28%over the period, while European stocks aredown 8% as of this month.

Company(Currency)

Monthlyshare price

52 weekhigh/low

Change overmonth

Changeover year

Change sinceJan. 2008

ABB (CHF) 21.05 14.45/21.90

-1.68% +27.27 % -24.55%

Ansaldo (EUR) 7.38 4.69/7.79

-3.47% +12.46% -14.58%

Atlas Copco (SEK) 150.10 111.80/156.60

+6.15% +22.93% +70.08%

Caterpillar (USD) 86.94 78.23/116.95

+2.84% -6.43% +21.15%

* CHLORIDE N/A

Cummins (USD) 99.65 82.20/129.51

+8.20% +0.51% +112.29%

Doosan HeavyIndustries (KRW) 45700

45050/78300

-17.95% -23.71%

Foster Wheeler(USD)

22.38 15.26/26.08

-+21.40% -10.79% -69.50%

GE (USD) 20.71 14.02/21.19

-0.10% +27.84% -4.873%

John Deere (EUR) N/A

Kirloskar (INR) 303.90 221.30/379.00

+0.96% +10.11%

MAN (EUR) 73.38 50.78/103.00

-3.84% +16.35% -10.22%

Mitsubishi (JPY) 1439 1393/2044

-8.11 -21.24% -47.10%

MTU DetroitDiesel (EUR)

60.67 41.81/64.80

-0.83% +27.97% +80.57%

Rolls-Royce (GBX) 821.00 551.40/897.50

+2.38% +14.67% +32.65%

Siemens (EUR) 75.42 62.13/79.89

+9.15% +4.92% -15.63%

Volvo (SEK) 83.95 63.95/100.40

---0.24% +6.47% -6.46%

Wärtsilä (EUR) 37.71 23.54/37.71

+8.20% 21.64% -12.87%

Monthly figures taken on June 1st, 2013

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COMPANY PROFILE

The Edina Group of companies hasspecialised in onsite powergeneration for over 26 years.

As the exclusive distributor for MWM inthe UK and Ireland, a full complement offuel sources are catered for in the Edinaproduct range: diesel, natural gas, bio gasand synthetic gases. Edina offers qualitydesign, supply, hire and full turnkey energysolutions.

“Expansion and diversification have beenthe cornerstone of the Edina successtogether with the vast knowledge andexperience we have gained through meet-ing our customers’ needs,” explains TonyFenton, Joint Managing Director of Edina.

“To match evolving environmental andlegislative requirements, Edina isdeveloping fresh and innovativetechnologies with key partners. Edina aimsto provide reliable and clean solutions to aworld which is increasingly hungry forenergy.

Edina has an enviable track record indesign, construction and long termoperation of gas engines powered by all

Edina - The UK’s TotalEnergy Provider

types of gas, including that produced bywaste water plants, and is a key mover inthe development of renewable energy andsustainable energy to meet internationalrequirements to reduce the use of fossilfuels.

Recently, Anglian Water and Edina UKentered into a 5-year contract for thesupply of gas-powered generatingequipment manufactured by MWM GmbH ofMannheim Germany.

A number of fully-containerisedgenerating sets are being supplied over afive year period. Although initiallymanufactured in Germany, the actualcontainerisation of the gensets takes placein Edina’s key manufacturing centre inLisburn, Northern Ireland.

“The total control of the design andmanufacturing process enabled Edina toproduce class-leading products to thehighest quality standards,” reported TonyFenton.

The first six gensets were delivered andinstalled by December 2010 and were fullyoperational in early 2011.

This first orderinvolved the design,build, installationand long term main-tenance of 2 x TCG2020(V16) and 4 xTCG 2016(V12)gensets to meetAnglian Water’s com-mitment to the AMP5 Biosolids pro-gramme. The choiceof both these enginetypes was based onthe highly-regardedand market leadingqualities - namely,

their efficiency and durability in biogasoperation. Another incentive was thethrough-life support package for whichEdina is widely known.

One of Edina’s most renowned energyprojects involved providing a MWM1.56MWe TCG2020(V16) gas ignitiongenerating set for the famous CranfieldUniversity.

The MWM genset was chosen by Cranfieldfor its enviable reputation for durabilityand for its exceptionally high availability atthe lowest economic operating cost.

The full turnkey package provided byEdina included not only the generatingequipment but a new steam boiler, fullyintegrated control system and total civilconstruction.

Cranfield now includes this new facilityas part of the curriculum for its coursebased on the benefits of CHP.

Cranfield University prides itself on itslong-established association with providingkey research into CHP, and has been linkedto the 30MWe installation owned by theManx Electricity Authority. The new facili-ty provided by Edina currently gives stu-dents an important opportunity to carryout their studies on the actual campus.

Edina is a ‘Total Energy Solution Provider’ currently employing over 140 personnel in five keylocations providing national coverage of the UK and Ireland for the full spectrum of services

demanded by an ever-increasing and diversifying power supply industry, reports WIP.

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Edina has been involved with severalAnaerobic Digestion projects throughoutthe country as part of its ongoingcommitment and competitive contributionto the industry.

Working with farmers and AD supplycompanies such as Marches Biogas, MTEnergie, Projen and Binowa among others,gensets have been supplied to Swancote

Energy, Wykey Farm, Wigley Farm, andPancross Farm (S Wales) over the last 24months.

The success of the MWMTCG2016(V12) at Swancote Energy,initially running on a feedstock of maizeand grass silage helped to facilitate theexpansion of the site to include food anddrink waste and the processing ofCategory 3 animal by-product. Thisprompted the delivery of the 1.5MWeMWM TCG2020(V16) with the two enginesnow producing 2.1MWe. Edina offers fullproduct support, keeping downtime to an

absolute minimum througha dedicated nationwideteam of engineers.Swancote now handles38,000 metric tonnes foodwaste per year.

Other projects handle avariety of food, effluentand other waste withsimilarly high results ofefficiency, reliability anduptime in excess of 95%.

With employees from thefarming community Edina is particularlyaware of the challenges faced by theindustry today and the need for soundinvestment and diversification.

With a thorough knowledge of theprocess from finance, planning and to gridconnection and beyond Edina can provideexpert technical advice and continuingsupport.

Edina recently won the contract tosupply the MWM TCG2016(V12) to Lea HallFarm for delivery in Autumn 2013.

Larger scale waste treatment enterprisesinclude projects with Biffa, BioCollectors,Cory Environmental, Shanks and Malaby toname but a few.

The MWM range of 500 – 2MWe isproving a popular choice with unbeatablelongevity and efficiency.

Edina has installed three 2MWecontainerised units at the UK’s largestwaste Anaerobic Digestion facility atCannock; these are currently operating atfull output.

For the fourth year in succession Edina

has increased output from itsmanufacturing base in Northern Irelandthanks to constant demand for highquality low-maintenance gas-poweredgenerating equipment. Since thebeginning of the year Edina has won 14out of 15 contracts submitted in Irelandwith a range from 500kWe to 2MWe.

The Edina containerized gas generatorhas established itself as a big success,proving to be more than a match forthose currently available in WesternEurope and one that meets all legal,environmental and statutory requirementswhile still being highly competitive.

Allied to a design that is based on over25 year’s operational experience andwhich incorporates the very latestprovisions for Health and Safety standardsfor secure maintenance over its longworking life, gives Edina’s products anexcellent track record.

Such attention to detail and planninghas caught the discerning attention ofmany clients in the UK, Ireland, Latviaand now in Australia where the first twounits are to be delivered shortly with

another 6 ordered for 2014.Further interest is being expressed on a

daily basis from potential clients aroundthe world whose location demands qualityand reliability as key priorities.

Edina has further plans to extend themanufacturing facility in 2014 andintroduce state-of-the-art onsite testingfacilities to reduce installation time.

“These are exciting times for Edina andthe constant dedication to quality andservice shown by all our staff is beingrecognised by the increase in orders weare receiving year on year," concludesTony Fenton. WIP

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MWM engines awaiting delivery.

Swancote Energy now uses an MWM TCG2016 (V12), thanks to installationwork by Edina.

Edina’s manufacturingbase in NorthernIreland.

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DIESEL ENGINES

MAN Diesel recently received itsfirst order for the new 32/44CRdiesel, the first medium-speed,

large fourstroke engine to featurecommon rail fuel injection as standardequipment.

Moreover, since electronic engine controlis very much the enabling technology ofcommon rail fuel injection, the 32/44CRengine is also MAN Diesel’s first all-electronic four-stroke.

Significantly, this new development fromthe company’s four-stroke business unitbased in Augsburg, Germany, will not beoffered with any other form of fuelinjection.

“This situation reflects both our absoluteconfidence in our common rail system andthe market’s confidence in MAN Diesel’selectronic controls, based on severalyears of commercial operation,” Prof. Dr.Wolfram Lausch, Senior Vice President,Large Propulsion Business at MAN Diesel,tells WIP.

“In fact, the 32/44CR engine is creatingimmense customer interest and above all,this strong anticipation is based on thenew engine’s ability to meet futureemissions limits for oxides of nitrogen(NOx).“

The 32/44CR diesel offers a high

Low emissions, lowoperating costs & low lifecycle costs

cylinder output of 560kW and is derived fromthe established 32/40heavy fuel engine,which was the firstMAN Diesel engine tobe fitted with commonrail fuel injection andhas been undergoingsuccessful field testsfor a considerabletime.

One of the majorproduct objectives withthe 32/44CR was tofully exploit thebenefits of commonrail in both engineperformance andengine construction.

“A fuel system whichallows high injection pressures to becreated independent of engine speedallows much closer adaptation of engineperformance to a specific application thanever before, and also allowsimprovements in aspects of enginedesign,” Dr. Ralf Marquard, Senior VicePresident R&D Engineering at the MANDiesel four-stroke business unit, explains.

“With the adoption of common railtechnology on the 32/44CR we were ablenot only to achieve high specific poweroutput but also market-leading fuelefficiency and extremely low exhaustemissions, including invisible exhaustgases over the entire load range.”

In addition to these aspects, theproduct objectives of the 32/44CR alsoemphasised high reliability and longmaintenance intervals; ease of operationand maintenance; low lube oilconsumption; improved engine designincluding new pipework and wiring

concepts; and, naturally, unrestrictedheavy fuel oil capability.

The basic difference between the32/44CR engine and its 32/40 progenitoris a 10% increase in stroke.

“To achieve high specific output, lowfuel consumption and low noxiousemissions, the stroke dimension has beenincreased from 400 mm in the 32/40engine to 440 mm in the 32/44CR, andthe engine equipped with flexible andintelligent common rail fuel injection anda considerably more efficient turbo-charger,” says project leader StephanHaas. He concludes: “An increasedcompression ratio has made it possible togain strong benefits in the NOx - particu-lates - fuel consumption trade-off.”

The MAN Diesel & Turbo 32/44CR is said to represent the latest technology in medium-speed operated industrial-sized diesel engines. Its electronic injection high-efficiency turbochargers

and variable valve timing, means it achieves low emissions, low operating & lifecycle costs.

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DATA CENTRES

At the core of Ecuador’s recentTelconet Data Center project arethe the extremely high security

measures taken to ensure a secure,uninterrupted power supply.

The Telconet Cloud Center falls intothe TIER IV category (capacity for 400racks), implying a margin of error which isalmost zero. It is the first TIER IVclassified data centre in Latin America.

HIMOINSA has provided a power systemwith HMW-810 T6 generation sets under2N+1 configuration, involving theinstallation of 24 soundproofed units (12generators in each centre) in a 20-inchcontainer, with MTU engines for operationin parallel with load sharing.

Given the demand for high-availabilitysites for companies to house their servers,Telconet Cloud Center is consideringbuilding two data centres: Telconet CloudCenter I, in Guayaquil (TIER IV categoryand capacity for 400 racks) and TelconetCloud Center II in Quito (TIER III categoryand capacity for 360 racks).

To provide an optimum emergencypower supply in these facilities,measuring 1,000m2 and 900 m2respectively, emergency generator setshad to be installed.

The installation of 24 sound-proofedHIMOINSA HMW-810 T6 units enablesparallel operation and ensures highsecurity, uninterrupted power supplylevels to the most important data centre

Himoinsa - supplyingsecure energy to key data centres

in Latin America.The facility features:

* A 3 MVA transformerstation;

* A 200 KVa scalableUPS with 2N+1configurationuninterruptible powersupply;

* Four 3X0.81 MVA gensets with anautomatic start function, and 2N+1configuration;

* An uninterruptible power supplyRectifier unit + Batteries (2N).

The HIMOINSA generator sets at this siteensure the continuity of supply, reducingthe margin of error to zero in the event ofa power failure in the main grid.

The Telconet Data Center offers housingservices (shared housing, hiring of closedcabinet space) and hosting services(virtual servers in a data center withadvanced security, surveillance and

fire-protection technology in place) to anycompany requiring them.

Today these data centres, which complywith TIA 942-2 and Uptime Instituteregulations, are undoubtedly the largestand most advanced in Ecuador.

When Telconet built a major data centre with capacity to ensure an interconnection within Ecuador,from Quito and Guayaquil to the outside world through the NAP of the Americas,HIMOINSA’s mission in this key project was to supply the emergency power system, reports WIP.

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CONTROLS

Voith's new TurCon DTm has beendesigned to control steam turbineswith power capacities of up to 500

MW and is particularly well-suited todifferent control modes – from speed andfrequency control all the way to up tocomplicated extraction steam control.

This feature allows the TurCon DTm tooffer operators a wide range of benefits.Unlike some comparable systems, thecontroller features a fully integratedspeed measurement system with short-circuit and open-circuit monitoring.

The TurCon DTm does more than justmonitor speed for plausibility, reportsVoith, it also monitors the electric linesfor malfunctions. This helps preventunscheduled downtime and the costsassociated with it, while at the same timeconsiderably increasing the safety of thecontrol process.

The modular design of the TurCon DTm

makes it easy to replace individualcomponents. No additional equipment isneeded to safely control steam turbinesbecause all the relevant components arefully integrated. The result is reduced

Maintaining high chainreliability in steam turbines

total cost of ownership (TCO) for theoperator. Unlike many comparablecontrollers, the critically important safetyrelays (TRIP) are also integrated into thecontroller, thus eliminating the need toinstall them separately, says Voith.

In critical process states, theTRIP relays enable reliable turbineshutdown signalling.

Voith's TurCon DTm digitalcontroller is said to be fullyconfigurable and can becustomised to individual operatorrequirements.

The easy-to-use touchscreendisplay supports simple controllerparameterisation.

Voith has more than 30 years ofexperience in actuator and controlengineering and prides itself on theproven high reliability of itsproducts.

According to the manufacturer,

the statistical Mean Time BetweenFailures (MTBF) for Voith actuators andcontrol systems reaches values of up to100,000 years.

Voith describes TurCon DTm as ‘a fittingaddition to the broad control systemproduct portfolio’.

In summary, the steam turbine controllerTurCon DTm from Voith measures allrelevant process variables during steamturbine operation.

Depending on the sensor values andprocess requirements, the TurCon DTm hasbeen designed to relay standard signals tothe actuator, enabling safe steam turbinecontrol. This prevents any unscheduleddowntime and the unplanned costsassociated with it, concludes Voith.

Safety is the top priority with steam turbine control. High drive chain reliability is a must inpreventing accidents and property damage. The digital controller TurCon DTm from Voith has

been designed to provide the safe control of steam turbines, reports WIP.

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www.voith.com

Internet linkInternet linkTurCon DTm: important safetyrelays (TRIP) are also integratedinto the controller.

The steam turbine controller measures allrelevant process variables during steamturbine operation. It relays standardsignals to the actuator, enabling safesteam turbine control.

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POWER SUPPLY

The Synch Lock product from DeepSea Electronics is designed tosynchronise the mains or utility

supply with a generator supply and tohold it in synch for a chosen period oftime until the fuses can be manuallyremoved, to disconnect the mains power.

Forward and backward synchronisingwith the mains or utility supply enablesmaintenance or service work to be carriedout on substations or circuit breakers etc,without interrupting the supply.

Recent in-depth testing of the productwas carried out at two different locationsin the UK. The first of these was DSE’sown manufacturing facility in NorthYorkshire which boasts a three-setsynchronising & load sharing system whichprovides power to the factory in the eventof a mains power failure.

This live application was used to put theDSE7570 through its paces during a two-day testing program, where onsiteengineers were able to simulate a widerange of different applicationrequirements.

Synch Lock testing ahuge success, reports DSE

The second set oftesting was performedonsite at a customerlocation in the UK andagain took place overthe course of two days.

The testing, onceagain, was performedon a live system whichtook the DSE7570through all aspects ofits features andfunctions.

Throughout bothtesting periods theDSE7570 performedoutstandingly well withno issues, reports DSE.

The DSE7570 iscontained within aportable, hard-shell, plastic case, and islight enough to be hand-carried, making iteasy to transport from site to site. Thisproven and reliable technology is ideal forthe rental market where companies areoften called upon to provide generatorhire sets, or temporary sets, at shortnotice, and also allows them to carry outemergency repairs or maintenance workwithout interrupting the power supply.

The powerful ARM microprocessorcontained within the module allows forincorporation of a range of complexfeatures:

• Text based LCD display (supportingmultiple languages).

• True RMS Voltage, Current and Powermonitoring.

• Fully configurable inputs for use asalarms or a range of different functions.

The Synch Lock module can be installedup to a distance of 200m away from thecontroller allowing for a high level ofinstallation flexibility to suit multiple

applications where access may beawkward or restricted.

Alterations can be made to selectedoperational sequences, timers and alarmsmaking the DSE7570 truly flexible.

The DSE7570 forms part of a largerfamily of Load Sharing and Synchronisingmodules which are designed andmanufactured entirely by DSE at its UKfacility in North Yorkshire and suppliedthroughout the world.

Other modules in the DSE Load Sharingand Synchronising range include manyfeatures, for example: 32-setsynchronising; Dead Bus Synchronising;and Multiple communication optionsincluding Ethernet Communications &DSEWebNet.

A series of extensive tests on the DSE7570 Synch Lock product made by Deep Sea Electronicsplc (DSE) proved an outstanding success. It has proved itself capable of synchronising the mainsor utility supply with a generator supply and to hold it in synch for a chosen period of time.

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GEN-SETS

The Green Machine generates fuel-free, emission free power from lowtemperature waste heat.

ElectraTherm’s Eastern Europeandistributor, GB Consulting, commissionedthe machine in February 2013 at the Brnobiogas plant to generate additional powerand increase energy efficiency on site. Todate, the machine has maintained over95% efficiency.

The Green Machine has been added toan existing biogas power facility producing900kWe. The two MWM internalcombustion engines are equipped with anexhaust gas heat exchanger designed tocombine both the heat available in theexhaust and the heat available in thejacket water into a single heat stream.

The waste heat from the engines isused to heat the anaerobic digestionprocess, and excess heat not needed tosustain the anaerobic digestion process isused by the Green Machine to producefossil-fuel free electricity 24/7.

The anaerobic digestion process at thissite uses a corn silage and manureslurry/mixture as the fuel source. Thecorn and manure are loaded into a self-feeding hopper. From the hopper, theresulting biomass is pumped to the

Fuel-free, emission-freepower from low grade waste heat

digester, where methane is producedthrough anaerobic digestion.

ElectraTherm's Green Machine convertslow temperature water flows into fuel-free, emission-free power. The GreenMachine output range is up to 65kWe,based on temperatures and flows.

The small footprint (6.5 x 8 x 7.25 ft or2 x 2.5 x 2.2 m), skid-mounted designfacilitates ease of installation.Additionally, the Green Machine’s controlsystem is fully automated, allowingremote control, remote monitoring andoff-site maintenance.

The Green Machine is scalable to eachheat source, allowing connection ofmultiple Green Machines to a single heatsource if enough energy is provided. TheGreen Machine employs a robust designand the majority of machine componentsare readily available.

ElectraTherm’s Green Machine uses atwin screw expander for its power block.The twin screw design is simple androbust. The operating speed of the GreenMachine is low, and does not require a

gearbox. The twin screw can also run in a“wet” condition meaning the refrigerantdoes not have to be 100% superheatedvapor. This is an advantage over tradition-al turbine-based expansion devices.

Advantages include: •Closed loop air cooled condensing

option results in zero water consumption;• Fully automated controls system with

remote monitoring and operatingcapabilities via Internet connection;

•and NEMA 3R / IP 54 enclosure.

A biogas/CHP facility based in Brno in the Czech Republic has just commissioned anElectraTherm’s Green Machine, based on two MWM engines. A high dynamic output range

allows the Green Machine to stay operating over a wide variety of site conditions, reports WIP.

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LUBRICANTS FOR GAS TURBINES

Akey feature of Mobil DTE 932 GT,says its manufacturer, is that the oilis designed to limit varnish

formation in gas turbine power systems. During testing, Mobil DTE 932 GT was

shown to deliver additional criticalperformance benefits such as hightemperature performance, deposit controland excellent foam control and airrelease. Mobil DTE 932 GT meets orexceeds the standards set for GeneralElectric (GE) frame 3,5,6,7 and 9turbines.

“Varnish can have a highly detrimentaleffect on gas turbine operations” KirillChervyakov, Industrial Marketing Advisor,ExxonMobil Fuels and Lubricants, tellsWIP.

"During gas turbine operation, varnishdeposits can build up and stick to variousinterior surfaces and block openings andfilters, which can reduce power outputand reliability. Mobil DTE 932 GT offersthe potential for greatly reduced varnishformation.”

In addition to Mobil DTE 932 GT, MobilSHC Pegasus™, the latest evolution inExxonMobil’s range of Mobil Pegasus™natural gas engine oils, has been approvedfor use in GE Waukesha APG 1000 engines.GE cited good results for engine

ExxonMobil developshigh performance gas turbine oil

component wear anddeposit control as wellas fuel efficiencyimprovement. MobilSHC Pegasus has thepotential to reducefuel consumption by upto 1.5% and increase oildrain intervals fromfour to eight times thatof conventional gasengine oils.

The fuel efficiency ofMobil SHC Pegasus -says the manufacturer -relates solely to thefluid performancewhen compared toExxonMobil's standardSAE 40 natural gasengine oils.

The technology used in Mobil SHCPegasus demonstrated up to a 1.5%increase in fuel efficiency compared toMobil Pegasus 1005 and 805 series whentested in standard natural gas engineapplications under controlled conditions.

“Efficiency improvements will varybased on operating conditions. The energyefficiency claim for this product is basedon test results on the use of the fluidconducted in accordance with allapplicable industry standards andprotocols,” a company spokesman toldWIP. Alongside its high quality lubricants,ExxonMobil offers its proprietary online oilanalysis service, Signum™ Oil Analysis.Signum is said to enable operators toproactively monitor the condition oflubricants and address conditions whichhave the potential to lead to unscheduleddowntime and increased costs.

Mobil SHC Pegasus™ gas engine oil - thenew gas turbine lubricant - is said to:

• Offer the potential to greatlyreduce varnish formation.

• Meet or exceed the standards forGE frame 3,5,6,7 and 9 turbines

• Be approved for GE WaukeshaAPG 1000 engines.

ExxonMobil has launched Mobil DTE™ 932 GT, a high-performance oil designed to helpimprove the reliability and power output of gas turbines. The new lubricant is said to have been

specifically designed to help power operators improve safety and productivity, reports WIP.

WIP

www.mobilindustrial.com


Mobil DTE 932 GT.

ExxonMobil’s rangeof Mobil Pegasus™natural gas engineoils, has beenapproved for use inGE Waukesha APG1000 engines.

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FUEL POLISHING

In fact this is not just a hyoptheticalstory. WASP PFS Ltd has recentlysupplied two fuel polishing systems to

Finning, whose client is a major Americanbank located in Central London.

The bank knew its facility would failwithout power. A spokesman comments:“We could not afford poor quality fuel ora back-up generator failure, andespecially wanted to reduce the cost ofremoving, disposing and replacingcontaminated fuel.”

Finning’s client wanted completecontinuity and asked them to recommenda reliable, high-quality fuel polishingmanufacturer.

The bank sought a reasonably pricedcustomised unit installed with itstanks/generators to ensure they featuredexcellent fuel quality.

Finning, a longstanding WASP customer,knew WASP would be able to provide theright solution, and recommended thecompany and its expertise.

Fuel polishing was already known to theclient because of its key relevance to theindustry. As biodiesel is added to gasoil/fuel oil (EN590) fuel degrades quicker

Fuel polishing - reducingthe risk of gen-set failure

and attracts water thuscreating contamination,which is a huge challengefor back-up generators tocope with.

As a result, contaminatedfuel could cause the client’sback-up generator to failwhen run in an emergencysituation (on-load for areasonable duration).

Most regular generatortests will not pick this issueup, unless the fuel has beenlaboratory tested as well.

WASP suggested thesimplest and mosteconomical solution to good fuel house-keeping - to install a machine tomaintain fuel quality in the form of a fuelpolishing system.

The client company laid out its technicalrequirements and WASP was able to matchthem. It set about the task of designing,developing & manufacturing twocustomised enclosed fuel polishingsystems with variable speed pumps.

These were manufactured to preservethe fuel in the back-up generator tank byremoving particulates, bacterial content,biomass, sludge, water and other foreignmatter.

However, most importantly theyfocussed on the absolute filtration ofparticulates at 2 micron, and waterremoval.

Finning installed the polishing systemson the client’s site and WASP used itsexperience and expertise to assist incommissioning, as well as offering fulltraining for the client’s facilities team,showing them how to test and operate theunits as well as utilise their BMScapabilities.

Once installed, these systems ensuredthe client had optimum fuel quality intheir tanks. Moreover, via the integratedBMS communication system, the clientwas able to monitor the system remotelyand could be certain of their fuel quality.

This remote monitoring, tied into thesimplicity of setup and operation, meantgood fuel housekeeping will always be assimple as possible for the client.

The patented technology employed inthe WASP solution cost the clientsignificantly less than the outlay for areplacement tank of fuel.

Fuel polishing systems installed onback-up generators will protect theclient’s generator against fuel-relatedbreakdowns and will improve itsefficiency. This has the added advantageof reducing the clients’ carbon-footprintwhilst ensuring a cost-savings each year;making the fuel polishing system theperfect solution for them.

Imagine you’re a London-based bank operating backup gen-sets. You don’t want the hazards ofpoor quality fuel or a potential generator failure, and need to reduce the cost of removing,

disposing of & replacing contaminated fuel. WASP PFS Ltd has a solution, reports WIP.

WIP

www.wasp-pfs.com


WASP fuel polishing system.

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ET Solar Group Corp., a leading solar one-stopsolution provider, has completed three photovoltaicplant contracts. The facilities have a combinedcapacity of 28MW for Tinmar-Ind S.A. one ofRomania's largest electricity suppliers and traders.

These three projects combined with 22MWcompleted for Tinmar in April 2013 bring ET Solar'scumulative total to 50MW in Romania.These three plants are located in Targu Carbunesti,

Gorjcounty, and Simnicu de Sus, Dolj county. ETSolar is the sole PV module supplier, while ETSolutions AG, the Munich based subsidiary of ETSolar dedicated to turnkey EPC service, providesengineering, procurement and construction services,as well as construction financing.

ET Solutions' Romanian branch will provideOperations & Maintenance service to Tinmar for allthree plants.During a recent interview, Dennis She, President

and CEO of ET Solar, told WIP: "The achievement ofgrid connection for these three photovoltaic plantsis a result of seamless coordinated work among ourteam in Munich and Bucharest. It further

demonstrates that we are transferring ourselves to aglobal EPC company. We are committed to furthergrowing our project solutions business to otheremerging markets with both our existing and newcustomers on a win-win basis. "

Augustin Oancea, CEO of Tinmar, added: "Aftercompleting the first three projects early this yearwith ET Solar, we are very happy to achieve anothermajor victory. We are impressed by theirprofessional engineering service, high qualityproject execution, and full dedication for on-timeproject delivery."

In the next two years, Romania will install enoughphotovoltaic panels to provide 256 MW. A companycalled Renovation has a PV project in GiurgiuCounty, with an installed capacity of .993 MW andowns a factory which makes photovoltaic panels inSatu Mare. Another company in the PV sector is CityHall Floresti, which has a power plant with aninstalled capacity of .9 MW and Q Company with aproject of .5MW. Transelectrica has already signedagreements for PV connections to the grid for anumber of projected photovoltaic projects.


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Statoil and Stadtwerke agree gas contractStatoil and Stadtwerke Düsseldorfhave signed a 15-year contractfor the supply of natural gas toStadtwerke Düsseldorf's upcoming600-MW gas power plant (CCGT)in Lausward/Düsseldorf, Germany.The power plant will become oneof the most efficient plantsworldwide due to heat productionthat will be used in the district

heating system. Gas deliveries areplanned to start in 2016.The agreement builds on the

liberalising gas, power and emis-sions markets and the availablemarket price indices to enablerisk and reward sharing betweenparties. It represents a new typeof partnership in the German gas-to-power market.The concept enables Stadtwerke

Düsseldorf to run the plant in themost economical way, includingsteam production for districtheating."This new partnership with

Stadtwerke Düsseldorf is astepping stone for Statoil's strate-

gy to promote gas in the powersegment throughout Europe ingeneral, but in Germany specifi-cally," Rune Bjørnson, senior vicepresident responsible for Statoil'sNatural Gas business unit, tellsWIP.

He concludes: "Germany is a keymarket for us and we are verysatisfied to establish a long-termpartnership with a major utilitylike Stadtwerke Düsseldorf. Itillustrates Statoil's willingness todevelop and enter into newcommercial concepts in the gas-to-power segment. This innovativedeal creates value for ourcompany."

GE in Alaskan citygenset contractKotzebue ElectricAssociation (KEA), anelectric cooperativewhich focuses onsupplying electricity tothe remote city ofKotzebue and otherrural areas of Alaska,has launched a jointproject with GE. Thiswill increase the energyefficiency and extendthe fuel supply ofseveral diesel enginespowering Kotzebue.Under the terms of thecontract GE willprovide a Clean Cycleheat-to-powergenerator which willuse the diesel engines’exhaust heat toproduce electricity forthe local grid.This project showcaseshow communities andindustries can achievemore efficient powerproduction and greaterfuel savings using heat-to-power technology.

Alstom wins€100m Indiansuper thermalplant businessAlstom has been award-ed a contract by BharatHeavy ElectricalsLimited (BHEL), tosupply components andservices for the 2x800MW Gadarwara superthermal power plant atGadarwara, Narsingpur,Madhya Pradesh, India.

KBR gets Ghentcontract for USAKBR has been awarded acontract by KentuckyUtilities, a subsidiary ofPPL Corporation, toprovide engineering,procurement andconstruction (EPC) serv-ices for the installationof air emissions controlsystems at its GhentGenerating Stations inGhent, KY.

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Megger’s new tester series for the power industryMegger has developed a new series of insulation and continuitytesters which conform to IEC1010-1 standards. Rated to CAT IV 600V, the MIT400 series electrical test equipment provides greater usersafety when testing in higher voltage environments.

The testers are suitable for use in high energysystems throughout the power industry. The MIT400series, which includes the MIT400, MIT410, MIT415,MIT420, MIT430 and MIT40X, is said to offer anexceptional measurement range and featuresadjustable insulation test voltages from 250 V to1000 V and 50 V to 1000 V.www.megger.com

Free-standing enclosures available from RittalRittal's new free-standing enclosure the SE 8 is a standardised systemwith features that can be assembled efficiently.Keeping the costs of engineering & handling in check, free-standing

enclosures are used in many areas of industry and in building servicesmanagement. Typical fields of application are compact machineryand equipment, whose power distribution and automationcomponents can be accommodated in one single enclosure.Unlike baying suites with frames and removable side panels, the

body of Rittal’s SE 8 consists of two side panels and a roof madefrom one piece of sheet steel. For the user, this means that bothhandling and installation of separate side panels are eliminated.Depending on size, SE 8 enclosures are available as one or two-door

models. One particular advantage is that due to the absence of acentre bar, doors can overlap and the 1,800 mm wide, two-doorsystem enclosures offer unimpeded access to complete mountingplates and switch panels. Rittal’s SE 8 offers major potential savings,especially in the larger widths. One single enclosure can thus be usedinstead of two or three bayed ones.Thanks to the TS 8 sections on the side panels, which Rittal produce

in a unique manufacturing process, the user can now easily andquickly install the complete range of accessories familiar from thebaying system in the SE 8.System accessories includevirtually all the productsneeded in enclosure config-uration. Accessories rangefrom enclosure lightsthrough to climate controlsolutions. Overall, the useralso benefits from theimproved interior installa-tion capabilities. Flexibilityand additional space areprovided by expanding ontwo mounting levels.www.rittal.co.uk

J624 Jenbacher engines installed in AustriaThree of GE’s latest J624 Jenbacher engines have been installed incogeneration plant belonging to Austria Energie AG, an Austrianutility serving about 1,400 customers in Kirchdorf. The company hasnow upgraded its district heating facility by replacing the existingsteam turbines with three of the GE models. GE’s J624 gas engine has an output of 4.4 MW and features two-

stage turbocharging, providing electrical efficiency (45.4%), thermalefficiency (43.7%) and overall efficiency (89.1%). The J624 units,which run on natural gas, offer customised hydraulic integration,which gives the utility the ability to choose its temperature level.CFO of the Energie AG, Dr. Andreas Kolar told WIP: "As our steam

turbines reached the end of their life, we looked for a solution witha proven record for high efficiency,low emissions and flexibility. GE's gasengine technology was the bestproduct for our requirements".www.clarke-energy.com/gas-engines

CAT generators installed at Garraf Oilfield in IraqThe IPU Group, a systems’ manufacturer for critical diesel and gasapplications, needed a supply of CAT engines specified by the enduser to power the first phase of a new production plant at the Garrafoilfield in Iraq. As the sole supplier of CAT engines in the UK, IPUGroup had worked with Finning previously on a number of projectsand had come to rely on both the proven Cat product range as wellas the company’s expertise in specifying and delivering efficientpower solutions.Shipped to the USA to achieve an early delivery, Finning supplied 14

separate CAT engine sets to provide the onsite power for the facility,located five miles outside of Basra in Southern Iraq.Nine CAT 3516 diesel generators, rated at 2,000 kVA, provide the

main load to run the various pumps and motors required for theefficient operation of the production aspects of the plant.Four CAT 3520 gas engines, rated at 2,500 kVA are optimised to runon the natural flare gas produced on site, which would otherwise be

burnt off in to the atmosphere.These operate in parallel and take upthe load once the diesel generatorsreach full output. A separate CAT3412, 900 kVA utility set was suppliedto provide emergency power in theevent of a complete energy blackout.www.ipu.co.uk

New Industrial Relay System From Phoenix Contact The new Rifline complete industrial relay system from PhoenixContact ranges from a slim 6.2 mm coupling relay to a relay that maybe used as a small contactor replacement to the most powerful relaythat can switch voltages up to 400 V. This universally pluggable relaysystem ensures high machine and system availability.The relay system is based on Phoenix Contact’s push-in technology,

in which wiring is done by inserting the wire directly into theclamping sleeve, significantly shortening the installation time. Thistechnology is already in use in several products, such as the PLC-Interface relay series and the Cliplinecomplete terminal block system.The use of bridging material from the

existing terminal block product rangeenables simple current distribution.Most of the relay modules in the seriescan be upgraded to a timer relay withthe pluggable timer module. www.phoenixcontact.com

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INTERPOWER INTERNATIONALLTD

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Email: [email protected]: www.interpower.co.uk

Manufacturers of diesel and gasgenerator sets, containerised sets,

chp systems, marine sets and bespoke systems

Mecc Alte UK Ltd 6 Lands’ End Way, Oakham Rutland, Leicestershire LE15 6RF

T: +44 (0)1572 771 160F: +44 (0)1572 771 161E: [email protected]

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Noise Control and Ventilation System Engineers

Manufacturer of Gasoline,Diesel and Natural Gas

Generating Sets1 to 2500 kVA

Aksa International (UK) Ltd.Unit 6, Pine Court

Walker Road Bardon Hill

Coalville Leicestershire LE67 1SZ UK

Tel: + 44 1530 837 472 Fax: + 44 1530 519 577


Manufacturers of bespoke and standardDiesel / gas generator control panels

Low voltage switchboardsPLC control & monitoring systems

Control & Power Systems Ltd3D Burniston Industrial EstateScarborough England YO13 0HG

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Industrial & Marine Silencers Ltd.

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The single source for diesel & gas engine products

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Foam Techniques Ltd, manufacturer andspecialist in producing acoustic and thermalinsulation foam products. A comprehensive rangeof insulation materials offer a solution to almostany problem, specification and budget. As amarket leader, we export our sound insulationproducts and services globally to the Gen-Setand Acoustic Enclosure Markets

Foam Techniques Ltd, 39 Booth Drive, Park Farm South,Wellingborough, Northants NN8 6GR UKTel: 01933 400096 Fax: 01933 400095

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For further information, samples, specs, brochureand pricing, please call Neil Blythe quoting WIP

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GGovernor Technical Solutions

GTS specialises in the supply, repair, overhaul and technical support for Heinzmann and other well known

governor actuators, controllers and generator accessories.

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Established in 1964, we have tailor-made generating sets op-erating in almost every country in the world.

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We design, test and build in our own purpose built factoryfrom 20 to 3000kVA single units and synchronised multiplesboth low and high voltage.

James Dring Power Plant Ltd,8 Eagle Road, Quarry Hill Industrial Park,

Ilkeston, Derbyshire DE7 4RB, UK

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SELCO is a pioneer within generatorcontrol, alarm and indicator panels aswell as arc fault detection equipment.

Our solutions are used in hazardousapplications onboard ships, at oil rigs, atpower stations, in windmills, etc.

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ide Systems manufacture an extensive rangeof industry dedicated electrical distributionequipment from portable power clustersthrough 3200A automatic changeover panels.With over 50 years combined experience inelectrical engineering, our qualified engineershave a high level of technical knowledge tofind solutions for your electrical distributionrequirements

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GE EnergyJenbacher gas engines Headquarters A-6200 Jenbach (Austria)T +43 5244 600-0F +43 5244 [email protected] of gas driven generatorsets and cogeneration systems in apower range from 0.25 to 3 MW.Model Fuel rpm Pel PthJMS 208 GS g 1,500 330 358JMS 208 GS g 1,800 335 406JMS 312 GS g 1,500 625 731JMS 312 GS g 1,800 633 808JMS 316 GS g 1,500 834 988JMS 316 GS g 1,800 848 1,079JMS 320 GS g 1,500 1,063 1,190JMS 320 GS g 1,800 1,060 1,313JMS 412 GS g 1,500 844 892 JMS 416 GS g 1,500 1,131 1,194 JMS 420 GS g 1,500 1,415 1,492JMS 612 GS g 1,500 1,820 1,792JMS 616 GS g 1,500 2,433 2,399JMS 620 GS g 1,500 3,041 3,020Ratings natural gas standard, NOx ≤ 500mg/m3

N. Dry exhaust gas; based on 5%O2. For engines with 1,200 rpm pleasecontact GE Energy’s Jenbacher productteam.

TAD1242GE 352 409TAD1640GE 393 462TAD1641GE 433 509TAD1642GE 485 570

MAN Truck & Bus AG Sales Unit EnginesVogelweiherstr. 3390411 Nuremberg, GermanyTel: +49-911-420-1745Fax: +49-911-420-1932E-mail: [email protected]://www.man-engines.comContact: Huber Gossner, Head of Power

MAN Truck & Bus AG, Sales Unit Enginesdevelops and manufactures high speeddiesel engines for gensets with rating280 up to 1117kW and gas engines forcogeneration with ratings 37 to 420kW.

MAN Diesel Engines for Gensets PRP Prime PowerModel rpm kWm kWe50 HzD2866 LE 201 d 1500 280 249D 2876 LE 201 d 1500 355 318D 2848 LE 211 d 1500 405 362D 2840 LE 201 d 1500 451 409D 2840 LE 211 d 1500 495 452D 2842 LE 201 d 1500 543 502D 2842 LE 211 d 1500 590 543D 2862 LE 221 d 1500 700 640

60 HzD 2866 LE 201 d 1800 322 285D 2876 LE 201 d 1800 405 357D 2848 LE 211 d 1800 460 407D 2840 LE 201 d 1800 515 462D 2840 LE 211 d 1800 565 498D 2842 LE 201 d 1800 620 566D 2842 LE 211 d 1800 695 633D 2862 LE 221 d 1800 800 720

LTP Limited Time Running PowerModel rpm kWm kWe50 HzD 2866 LE 203 d 1500 360 325D 2876 LE 203 d 1500 451 410D 2848 LE 213 d 1500 495 450D 2840 LE 203 d 1500 545 500D 2840 LE 213 d 1500 610 560D 2842 LE 203 d 1500 633 580D 2842 LE 213 d 1500 702 650D 2862 LE 223 d 1500 880 800

60 HzD 2866 LE 203 d 1800 400 360D 2876 LE 203 d 1800 507 450D 2848 LE 213 d 1800 539 480D 2840 LE 203 d 1800 585 530D 2840 LE 213 d 1800 660 600D 2842 LE 203 d 1800 718 660D 2842 LE 213 d 1800 800 735D 2862 LE 223 d 1800 1117 1000

MAN Gas Engines for Cogeneration PlantsNatural GasModel rpm kWmE 0834 E 312 g 1500 37E 0834 E 312 g 1500 47E 0834 E 302 g 1500 54E 0834 LE 302 g 1500 68E 0836 E 312 g 1500 56E 0836 E 302 g 1500 75E 0836 LE 202 g 1500 110E 2876 E 312 g 1500 150E 2876 LE 302 g 1500 210E 2848 LE 322 g 1500 265E 2842 E 312 g 1500 250E 2842 LE 322 g 1500 420E 0834 E 312 g 1800 45E 0834 E 312 g 1800 53E 0834 E 302 g 1800 62E 0836 E 312 g 1800 64E 0836 E 302 g 1800 85E 0836 LE 202 g 1800 110E 2876 E 312 g 1800 170E 2876 LE 302 g 1800 210E 2848 LE 322 g 1800 295E 2842 E 312 g 1800 280E 2842 LE 322 g 1800 420

Special/Bio GasModel rpm kWmE 0834 LE 302 g 1500 68E 0836 LE 202 g 1500 110E 2876 TE 302 g 1500 130E 2876 LE 302 g 1500 200E 2848 LE 322 g 1500 265E 2842 LE 322 g 1500 380E 0836 LE 202 g 1800 110E 2876 LE 302 g 1800 200E 2842 LE 322 g 1800 380E 2848 LE 322 g 1800 265

MTU Friedrichshafen GmbH88040 FriedrichshafenGermanyPhone +49 7541 90-7006Fax +49 7541 [email protected]

MTU Detroit Diesel Inc.13400 Outer Drive WestDetroit, Michigan 48239USAPhone +1 313 592 57 08Fax +1 313 592 51 [email protected]

Fuel rpm Hz kWm kWeDiesel engines50 Hz"Series 60 d 1500 50 280 260Series 60 d 1500 50 298 2758V 2000 G d 1500 50 303 2858V 2000 G d 1500 50 336 31512V 2000 G23 d 1500 50 452 43012V 2000 G63 d 1500 50 515 49016V 2000 G63 d 1500 50 655 62018V 2000 G63 d 1500 50 720 68512V 2000 G63 (U) d 1500 50 515 48516V 2000 G63 (U) d 1500 50 655 61518V 2000 G63 (U) d 1500 50 720 6758V 4000 G61 d 1500 50 735 70012V 4000 G61 d 1500 50 1095 104016V 4000 G61 d 1500 50 1450 138020V 4000 G62 d 1500 50 2000 19008V 4000 G61 (U) d 1500 50 735 70012V 4000 G61 (U) d 1500 50 1095 104016V 4000 G61 (U) d 1500 50 1450 138020V 4000 G62 (U) d 1500 50 2000 190012V 4000 P61 d 1500 50 1140 108516V 4000 P61 d 1500 50 1520 1445Diesel engines60 Hz"Series 60 d 1800 60 280 224Series 60 d 1800 60 354 2858V 2000 G d 1800 60 370 29512V 2000 G43 d 1800 60 561 45012V 2000 G83 d 1800 60 625 50016V 2000 G43 d 1800 60 743 59516V 2000 G83 d 1800 60 835 67018V 2000 G83 d 1800 60 900 7208V 4000 G81 d 1800 60 750 60012V 4000 G41 d 1800 60 1020 81512V 4000 G81 d 1800 60 1120 89516V 4000 G41 d 1800 60 1360 109016V 4000 G81 d 1800 60 1495 119520V 4000 G82 d 1800 60 2060 165012V 4000 P81 d 1800 60 1380 110516V 4000 P81 d 1800 60 1840 14701200 rpm / 60 Hz12V 4000 G71 d 1200 60 870 69516V 4000 G71 d 1200 60 1140 910Gas engines natural gas50 Hz"12V 2000 L60 1) g 1500 50 450 42512V 2000 L60 2) g 1500 50 480 45016V 2000 L60 1) g 1500 50 600 56516V 2000 L60 2) g 1500 50 640 60018V 2000 L60 1) g 1500 50 675 63518V 2000 L60 2) g 1500 50 720 67512V 4000 L61 2) g 1500 50 1200 113016V 4000 L61 2) g 1500 50 1600 1505NOx emission < 250mg/m3NOx emission < 500mg/m3"

Series 60 d 1500 50 272 250Series 60 d 1500 50 313 290Series 60 d 1500 50 321 295Series 60 d 1500 50 362 335

Series 60 d 1500 50 411 3808V 2000 G d 1500 50 330 3108V 2000 G d 1500 50 365 3458V 2000 G d 1500 50 409 38512V 2000 G23 d 1500 50 565 53012V 2000 G63 d 1500 50 625 59016V 2000 G23 d 1500 50 720 67516V 2000 G63 d 1500 50 805 75518V 2000 G63 d 1500 50 895 84012V 2000 G23 (U) d 1500 50 565 53012V 2000 G63 (U) d 1500 50 625 59016V 2000 G23 (U) d 1500 50 720 67516V 2000 G63 (U) d 1500 50 805 75518V 2000 G63 (U) d 1500 50 895 8408V 4000 G61 d 1500 50 895 85012V 4000 G21 d 1500 50 1205 114512V 4000 G61 d 1500 50 1330 126516V 4000 G21 d 1500 50 1600 152016V 4000 G61 d 1500 50 1760 167020V 4000 G22 d 1500 50 2200 209020V 4000 G62 d 1500 50 2420 23008V 4000 G61 (U) d 1500 50 895 85012V 4000 G21 (U) d 1500 50 1205 114512V 4000 G61 (U) d 1500 50 1330 126516V 4000 G21 (U) d 1500 50 1600 152016V 4000 G61 (U) d 1500 50 1760 167020V 4000 G22 (U) d 1500 50 2200 209020V 4000 G62 (U) d 1500 50 2420 230012V 4000 P61 d 1500 50 1320 125516V 4000 P61 d 1500 50 1760 1670Series 60 d 1500 50 280 260Series 60 d 1500 50 298 2758V 2000 G d 1500 50 303 2858V 2000 G d 1500 50 336 31512V 2000 G23 d 1500 50 452 43012V 2000 G63 d 1500 50 515 49016V 2000 G63 d 1500 50 655 62018V 2000 G63 d 1500 50 720 68512V 2000 G63(U) d 1500 50 515 48516V 2000 G63(U) d 1500 50 655 61518V 2000 G63(U) d 1500 50 720 6758V 4000 G61 d 1500 50 735 70012V 4000 G61 d 1500 50 1095 104016V 4000 G61 d 1500 50 1450 138012V 4000 G62 d 1500 50 2000 19008V 4000 G61(U) d 1500 50 735 70012V 4000 G6 (U) d 1500 50 1095 104016V 4000 G61(U) d 1500 50 1450 138020V 4000 G62(U) d 1500 50 2000 190012V 4000 P61 d 1500 50 1140 108516V 4000 P61 d 1500 50 1520 1445

Diesel engines60 Hz"SUN2105 d 1800 60 24 19SUN3105 d 1800 60 37 30SUN3105T d 1800 60 44 35SUN4105E d 1800 60 48 38SUN4105TE d 1800 60 71 57SUN4105IE d 1800 60 88 70SUN6105IE d 1800 60 113 903R 700 G40 d 1800 60 25 203R 700 G80 d 1800 60 39 314R 700 G80 d 1800 60 55 446R 700 G80 d 1800 60 83 66Series 50 d 1800 60 186 170Series 50 d 1800 60 235 215Series 50 d 1800 60 261 210Series 60 d 1800 60 309 285Series 60 d 1800 60 339 310Series 60 d 1800 60 365 335Series 60 d 1800 60 410 375Series 60 d 1800 60 474 435Series 60 d 1800 60 511 4108V 2000 G d 1800 60 455 4308V 2000 G d 1800 60 511 4108V 2000 G d 1800 60 570 53512V 2000 G43 d 1800 60 735 69012V 2000 G83 d 1800 60 835 67016V 2000 G43 d 1800 60 1007 94516V 2000 G83 d 1800 60 1115 105018V 2000 G83 d 1800 60 1250 10008V 4000 G81 d 1800 60 1100 88012V 4000 G41 d 1800 60 1490 141512V 4000 G81 d 1800 60 1640 156016V 4000 G41 d 1800 60 1990 189016V 4000 G81 d 1800 60 2190 2080

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SCANIA ENGINESSE-151 87 SodertaljeSwedenTel +468553 81000Fax +468553 898 12e-mail [email protected] www.scania.com

UK Contact Ian CooperScania GB ltdTel +441908 329385Fax +441908 329483E-mail [email protected]

Diesel engines for power generationPrime Power 250 to 550kVAStand by Power 250 to 600kVA

Engine Range Prime Power 50hzat (70% load factor)Model Spec RPM kWm kVA DC9 65 (10-93) 1500 225 250DC9 65 (10-94) 1500 247 275DC9 65 (10-95) 1500 266 300 DC12 59 (10-31) 1500 270 300DC12 59 (10-32) 1500 313 350DC12 59 (10-33) 1500 356 400DC12 59 (10-34) 1500 399 450DC16 45 (10-25) 1500 400 450DC16 45 (10-30) 1500 439 500DC16 44 (10-27) 1500 481 550Engines are also available for 1800RPM for 60hz

Bio DieselThe engine range above can be operatedwith bio-diesel providing the fuel meetsthe requirements of EN14214 standard

EdinaUnit 13 Rugby Park Bletchley Road, Stockport SK4 3EFT +44 (0) 161 432 8833F +44 (0) 161 [email protected] www.edinauk.comSole distributor of MWM generating setsin the UK and Ireland

Electrical ElectricalModel Fuel rpm Output Efficiency

(kW) %TCG2016V08 g 1500 372 41.9TCG2016V12 g 1500 556 41.7TCG2016V16 g 1500 736 42.0TCG2020V12 g 1500 1138 43.1TCG2020V16 g 1500 1513 43.0TCG2020V20 g 1500 1902 43.4TCG2032V12 g 1000 3333 43.5TCG2032V16 g 1000 4300 43.5All engines available for both naturalgas and biogas. TCG2032V12 and V16also available for syngas.NOx level: 500mg/m3Ratings to ISO 3046/1Methane Number (MN): 70

Model Fuel rpm Elec O/P Elec O/PContinuous Prime

TCD2016V12 d 1500 548 736TCD2016V16 d 1500 736 832TCD2020V12 d 1500 547 624TCD2020V16 d 1500 1875 1964

Standby diesels from 50kVA to 3000kVAalso available

Volvo Penta405 08 Gothenburg SwedenTel +46 31 235460

Model Spec RPM kWm kVATAD530GE Diesel 15002) 75 85TAD531GE Diesel 15002) 88 100TAD532GE Diesel 15002) 113 130TAD550GE1) Diesel 15002) 76 86TAD551GE1) Diesel 15002) 89 101TAD730GE Diesel 15002) 113 130TAD731GE Diesel 15002) 132 152TAD732GE Diesel 15002) 162 186TAD733GE Diesel 15002) 175 201TAD734GE Diesel 15002) 213 245TAD750GE1) Diesel 15002) 114 131TAD751GE1) Diesel 15002) 132 152TAD752GE1) Diesel 15002) 158 182TAD753GE1) Diesel 15002) 173 199TAD754GE1) Diesel 15002) 217 250TAD940GE Diesel 15002) 241 277TAD941GE Diesel 15002) 280 326TAD1341GE Diesel 15002) 271 315TAD1342GE Diesel 15002) 303 352TAD1343GE Diesel 15002) 325 378TAD1344GE Diesel 15002) 354 412TAD1345GE Diesel 15002) 388 451TAD1351GE1) Diesel 15002) 279 324TAD1352GE1) Diesel 15002) 314 365TAD1354GE1) Diesel 15002) 328 381TAD1355GE1) Diesel 15002) 355 413TAD1640GE Diesel 15002) 392 461TAD1641GE Diesel 15002) 430 505TAD1642GE Diesel 15002) 503 591TWD1643GE Diesel 15002) 536 630TAD1650GE1) Diesel 15002) 393 462TAD1651GE1) Diesel 15002) 430 505

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