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by:Clarke Energy based inLiverpool, UNITED KINGDOM
DIA.NE is a user-friendly engine management system. A colour graphic display provides a clear overview of all information. This diagnostic instrument features an effective alarm management system with all error messages date stamped and clearly presented in tabular form to identify the sequence of ...
by:Clarke Energy based inLiverpool, UNITED KINGDOM
LEANOX is a lean-mixture combustion control. It was developed by GE's Jenbacher and has been patented worldwide. The system ensures the correct air to gas ratio under all operating conditions. This has the benefit of minimising exhaust gas emissions whilst maintaining stable engine ...
by:Clarke Energy based inLiverpool, UNITED KINGDOM
Gas engines are highly efficient at providing the stimulus for the growth of plants, whilst in parallel providing a flexible supply of electrical power. Heat, light and carbon dioxide (CO2) all promote plant growth. Gas engines provide electrical power at the alternator and when in a cogeneration configuration can also recover useful heat. Carbon dioxide is released in the exhaust gases of the ...
by:Clarke Energy based inLiverpool, UNITED KINGDOM
Disposal and treatment of biological waste represent a major challenge for the waste industry. For a wide range of organic substances from agriculture, foodstuff of feed industries, anaerobic fermentation is a superior alternative to composting. Biogas – a mixture of methane and carbon dioxide – is created during anaerobic digestion and serves as a high-energy renewable fuel that can ...
by:Clarke Energy based inLiverpool, UNITED KINGDOM
Landfill gas is created during the anaerobic decomposition of organic substances in municipal solid waste (MSW) and commercial and industrial (C&I) wastes. Depending upon the landfill design and its management, as well as waste composition, compaction, moisture and several other factors, thousands of landfills are available worldwide to collect and utilise this valuable renewable energy ...
by:Clarke Energy based inLiverpool, UNITED KINGDOM
Wastewater professionals once accepted the high costs of operating wastewater treatment facilities as a consequence of meeting their discharge permit requirements. As the cost of energy rises and emphasis on renewable energy increases, local authorities and municipalities are seeking solutions that save money and meet renewable requirements. GE Energy’s Jenbacher gas engines provide a ...
by:Clarke Energy based inLiverpool, UNITED KINGDOM
Abandoned mine methane (AMM) can be recovered from disused coal mines. Abandoned mine methane (AMM) projects produce energy (thermal and electrical) with the added bonus of reducing atmospheric emissions of methane. Methane is a potent greenhouse gas and huge amounts of methane will escape from the mine for years to come following closure. Sealed abandoned mines offer an excellent opportunity for ...
by:Clarke Energy based inLiverpool, UNITED KINGDOM
Coal Seam Methane (CSM) or Coal Bed Methane (CBM) is primary coal seam gas collected from unmined coal seams. These coal seams are drilled down into, releasing the associated gas which is extracted and can be used to generate electricity. CSM consists of over 90% methane and can be harvested independently of coal mining in some locations. The gas composition is normally stable, meaning that the ...
by:Clarke Energy based inLiverpool, UNITED KINGDOM
Syngas, also known as synthesis gas, synthetic gas or producer gas, can be produced from a variety of different materials that contain carbon. These can include biomass (wood gas), plastics, coal, municipal waste or similar materials. Historically town gas was used to provide a gas supply to many residences in Europe and other industrialised countries in the 20th Century. Gas engines utilising ...
by:Clarke Energy based inLiverpool, UNITED KINGDOM
Through on-going investment in research and development GE's gas engines remain market leaders in the gas engine field. The engines are highly efficient at the conversion of the energy within gas into useful electrical power. In the event that there is a local use for heat, the alternative combined heat and power configuration may be a more useful engine ...
by:Clarke Energy based inLiverpool, UNITED KINGDOM
Cogeneration (cogen) through combined heat and power (CHP) is the simultaneous production of electricity with the recovery and utilisation heat. Cogeneration is a highly efficient form of energy conversion and it can achieve primary energy savings of approximately 40% by compared to the separate purchase of electricity from the national electricity grid and a gas boiler for onsite heating. ...
by:Clarke Energy based inLiverpool, UNITED KINGDOM
Trigeneration or combined cooling, heat and power (CCHP), is the process by which some of the heat produced by a cogeneration plant is used to generate chilled water for air conditioning or refrigeration. An absorption chiller is linked to the combined heat and power (CHP) to provide this functionality. Quadgeneration takes this process one step further with the addition of systems to purify ...
by:Clarke Energy based inLiverpool, UNITED KINGDOM
Quadgeneration systems are some of the most advanced gas engine driven power plants in the world. Quadgeneration encompasses the features of a trigeneration system, with combined electricity, heat and cooling but in addition includes the recovery of carbon dioxide from the exhaust gas. This carbon dioxide is scrubbed and can be used in industrial process or offers the potential for carbon ...
by:Clarke Energy based inLiverpool, UNITED KINGDOM
In those areas not serviced by a main electricity grid, locally generated electricity is ideally suited as a cost-effective way of meeting the local electricity demand while reducing significant network installation or upgrade costs. Through supply of energy directly at the load with a captive power plant, it is also possible to reduce or avoid altogether the transport and distribution losses. ...
by:Clarke Energy based inLiverpool, UNITED KINGDOM
Demand for distributed power is growing at a fast pace. Distributed Power solutions furnish power right where you are, with fewer channelling and distribution losses. The 616 Genset goes where you need it – on or off the grid, in remote locations, and even under the most demanding operating conditions, providing you with reliable power at lower fuel cost, extended equipment life and smaller ...
by:Clarke Energy based inLiverpool, UNITED KINGDOM
Combined heat and power (CHP) or cogeneration has significant potential in the brewery industry. Electricity and heat recovered from a gas engine can be deployed at high efficiency for useful onsite use. This gives the ability to reduce operational costs and reduce carbon emissions. Converting the heat into cooling via absorption chillers is called combined cooling heat and power (CCHP) or ...
by:Clarke Energy based inLiverpool, UNITED KINGDOM
A captive power plant is a facility that is dedicated to providing a localised source of power to an energy user. These are typically industrial facilities or large offices. The plants may operate in grid parallel mode with the ability to export surplus power to the local electricity distribution network. Alternatively they may have the ability to operate in island mode; i.e. independently of the ...
by:Clarke Energy based inLiverpool, UNITED KINGDOM
Combined heat and power (CHP) or cogeneration has significant potential in the diary industry. Electricity and heat recovered from a gas engine captive power plant can be deployed for useful onsite us. Converting the heat into cooling via absorption chillers is called combined cooling heat and power or trigeneration, and can be deployed to support the dairy’s cooling ...
by:Clarke Energy based inLiverpool, UNITED KINGDOM
Furnace gas is a gas which is produced in different types of furnace during the production of metals. High levels of power requirement and rising energy costs present a major challenge to the metallurgical industry. Some furnace gases created as a ‘free’ by-product during production processes serve as an attractive fuel for power generation. In addition to the economic benefit, using ...
by:Clarke Energy based inLiverpool, UNITED KINGDOM
The VGF series of high-speed engines are built with the durability expected from a medium-speed engine. Purposefully designed for a wide range of stationary, spark ignited, gaseous fuel applications, the compact VGF engine has a high power- to-weight ratio. The foundation for exceptional long-term performance is attributed to the core VGF family ...