Watch the exhaust under constant load, you've got a misfire there. I did 5 months of load-banking from 45 kVA up to 2 MVA critical plant. Some would take the first hour of four, before running clear on all cylinders.
Was there something wrong with the battery manager? They still seemed to be taking a charge,after several minutes that cant be right can it? Apart from that it was a very impressive machine
Cool to see a load rating...those big boxes at the end of the generator are the restive load banks...pulling a HUGE amount of current...that engine is running at rated load...very cool!
For backup power you mean? It would depend on what is in the building and deemed "essential".. I am an electrician at a large hospital, what do you wish to know? lol
For an hospital,,you may do an electrical balance,,,the min power,,,the middle and the maximum,,,and the peak power,,,with elevators srart and run,,,,water pumps ,,,air conditioned,,etc,,,in my experience,,,,50% more power than the maximum,,,if the hospital needs 1000kva,maximum,,the gen may be at least 1500 kva,,,for running well and continuous,,without overheating...
David Eddington,very good gens,,,and frequency stability!!
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Perkins engine
Watch the exhaust under constant load, you've got a misfire there. I did 5 months of load-banking from 45 kVA up to 2 MVA critical plant. Some would take the first hour of four, before running clear on all cylinders.
Was there something wrong with the battery manager? They still seemed to be taking a charge,after several minutes that cant be right can it? Apart from that it was a very impressive machine
Take a look to the fuel canister, 15-20 ltr. of diesel was consumed, during this load test
at 4:04 guy was refilling the 5 gallon bucket from the larger container...I'm sure this generator was chugging the fuel at rated load...
that is a ludicrous amount of current!
1,5 MVA Great video me like that
Good
Mine used to bog down when I put the kettle on.
Listen the turbo,,,at huge loads this engine is turbo intercooler,,,see the pipes from the intercooler to the turbo intake.
Cool to see a load rating...those big boxes at the end of the generator are the restive load banks...pulling a HUGE amount of current...that engine is running at rated load...very cool!
That's a Dorman 12SET?
the huge load resistors are fan cooled,,,i see a radiator,,may be water cooled too.
In three phase 400 vca 1 kva=1,5 amp /phase but in USA uses 3x208vca then 1 kva=4,5 amp /phase.
Man where's the smoke? when I load bank 1megs or higher we get some smoke at least for a sec lol
Full load? wow
220-
400
volt ???
It looks like it consumed about a gallon of diesel in 6 minutes. I'm I wrong.
20 amp kicker
what is the decimal value of your surroundings?
3.2
would this be enough to run a large hospital? how many KVA would be needed for that?
For backup power you mean? It would depend on what is in the building and deemed "essential".. I am an electrician at a large hospital, what do you wish to know? lol
REWYRED: honestly I have no idea why I asked that question. lol. it was a year ago.
For an hospital,,you may do an electrical balance,,,the min power,,,the middle and the maximum,,,and the peak power,,,with elevators srart and run,,,,water pumps ,,,air conditioned,,etc,,,in my experience,,,,50% more power than the maximum,,,if the hospital needs 1000kva,maximum,,the gen may be at least 1500 kva,,,for running well and continuous,,without overheating...
No makes high noise,,,this gen hasnt silencer.
1:42=1337
Reality check sulfur window adoption qboard.
How much noise does this produce?
More than 100 db at 2 meters,,,if the enclosure is model "silent" 50 db with a good silencer,,,here isn"t instalated.
Yes
for that size engine it is consuming too much fuel think. modern and hybrid.