The structural classification of diesel generator sets can be divided from the following aspects:
Classification by power:
Small generator sets: The power is generally below 100kW, suitable for small businesses and home backup power supply.
Medium generator sets: The power is between 100kW and 300kW, suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises, hospitals, shopping malls, etc.
Large generator sets: The power is above 300kW, suitable for large factories, data centers, hospitals and other places that require high power supply.
Classification by purpose:
Backup power generator sets: Mainly used for emergency power supply during power outages to ensure the normal operation of key equipment.
Emergency power generator sets: Provide power in emergency situations to ensure life safety and the operation of important equipment.
Continuous operation generator sets: Suitable for places that require 24-hour uninterrupted power supply, such as data centers, hospitals, etc.
Mobile generator sets: Easy to move and transport, suitable for outdoor operations or temporary power supply needs.
Classification by cooling method:
Air-cooled generator set: uses fans and radiators for cooling, suitable for areas with high ambient temperature.
Water-cooled generator set: uses coolant circulation for cooling, which is more efficient and suitable for occasions with high temperature control requirements.
Classification by fuel:
Diesel generator set: uses diesel as fuel, with high thermal efficiency and reliability.
Gasoline generator set: uses gasoline as fuel, suitable for small equipment and mobile applications.
Natural gas generator set: uses natural gas as fuel, has good environmental performance, and is suitable for occasions requiring low emissions.
