Thanks Wolf, I've uploaded a photo of the "current" nameplate.http://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=3ad6bce1-e35f-432c-a2f9-d39720917152&file=Generator_Plate.JPG
Now Itsmoked, don't be making fun of our equipment! The rat’s nest of wire in the foreground is for the connection to the 24V battery. As for the specific problem at hand, we are attempting to complete the grid interconnection application for this project. The application asks for (for both...
We are in the process of installing a "re-engineered" 273 KVA induction generator on a landfill gas-to-electricity project. The current name plate that shows "Induction Technologies, Inc." and "Unisine". We've exhausted all efforts to track down these companies. The original motor apparently...
Thank you all for sharing your perspectives. We will be connecting this unit to the AEP grid and selling power. We're very close to concluding that much of the information that is being requested on the interconnection application does not apply in this case. Before we try "explaining" this...
Thanks esee135, we do have a budget line item for testing. We disassembled the unit as far as possible looking for clues as to the original manufacturer but did not come up with anything. We noticed that at least two interconnection applications for other utilities contain the statement below...
We could use some help with a 273 KVA induction generator w/capacitor bank that we are installing on a landfill gas-to-electricity project. The local utility, is requesting the following information:
Direct Axis Transient Reactance, X'd
Direct Axis Unsaturated Transient Reactance, X'di...
Does anyone have experience with the Kaeser Omega positive displacement blowers for biogas use? Our main concerns are corrosion and fire/explosion hazards. We do know that Roots blowers are used for biogas use but we have located a used Omega that appears well-sized for our application.
Does anyone have experience with the Kaeser Omega positive displacement blowers for biogas use? Our main concerns are corrosion and fire/explosion hazards. We do know that Roots blowers are used for biogas use but we have located a used Omega that appears well-sized for our application.
