➩ Product Advantages
1. Exceptional Reliability & Longevity – Diesel generator sets are known for their durability and ability to withstand long hours of continuous operation. Their rugged design, use of high-quality components, and efficient cooling systems ensure they can operate in harsh environments without frequent breakdowns. With proper maintenance, a diesel generator can last decades, making it a cost-effective long-term investment for businesses and homeowners alike.
2. Fuel Efficiency & Cost-Effectiveness – Compared to gasoline-powered alternatives, diesel generators consume significantly less fuel per kilowatt-hour of energy produced, especially under heavy loads. Their engines are designed for optimal fuel combustion, which reduces waste and maximizes power output. Over time, the savings on fuel costs make diesel generators a more economical option for both industrial and residential applications requiring consistent power supply.
3. Eco-Friendly with Low Emissions – Modern diesel generators are equipped with advanced fuel injection systems, turbochargers, and exhaust treatment technologies that reduce harmful emissions. They comply with international environmental regulations by producing lower carbon dioxide (CO₂), nitrogen oxides (NOx), and particulate matter compared to older models. This makes them a more sustainable choice for industries aiming to reduce their carbon footprint while maintaining efficiency.
4. Low Noise with Industrial-Grade Mufflers – Although diesel generators traditionally produce more noise than gas-powered alternatives, modern designs incorporate high-performance mufflers, vibration-dampening mounts, and soundproof enclosures. These innovations significantly reduce operational noise, making them suitable for use in residential areas, hospitals, and businesses where noise pollution must be minimized without compromising on power reliability.
5. Superior Load Handling & Efficiency – Diesel generators are designed to provide stable and efficient power output even under varying loads. Unlike gasoline engines, which may struggle with sudden demand changes, diesel generators can quickly adapt to different load requirements without compromising performance. This makes them an ideal choice for industries, hospitals, and data centers where power stability is crucial.
6. Comprehensive Safety & Monitoring Systems – Diesel generators come equipped with advanced safety mechanisms such as automatic voltage regulation, overload protection, and real-time monitoring of temperature and oil pressure. These features help prevent potential system failures and shutdowns, ensuring a safe and continuous power supply. Automatic shutdown functions also protect the generator from severe damage in the event of overheating or low fuel levels.
7. Ease of Maintenance & Durability – Diesel engines have fewer moving parts compared to gasoline engines, which reduces wear and tear over time. Regular maintenance, such as oil changes and filter replacements, ensures long-lasting performance with minimal unexpected failures. Their robust construction allows them to operate efficiently in extreme temperatures, dusty environments, and high-humidity conditions without significant performance degradation.
8. Versatile & Customizable Configurations – Diesel generators are available in a variety of power capacities, sizes, and configurations to meet different user needs. Whether for small businesses, industrial plants, or emergency backup power for hospitals and large buildings, diesel generators can be customized with additional features like automatic transfer switches, remote monitoring systems, and fuel storage options to enhance functionality and convenience.
9. Reliable Operation in Remote & Off-Grid Locations – Diesel generators do not rely on an external fuel supply grid, making them ideal for remote locations where electricity is unavailable. Construction sites, mining operations, rural communities, and military bases often use diesel generators as their primary or backup power source. Their ability to store and utilize fuel efficiently allows for extended operation in off-grid environments with minimal refueling needs.
10. Continuous Power Supply for Critical Applications – Diesel generators are the preferred choice for critical facilities such as hospitals, data centers, and government institutions where an uninterrupted power supply is essential. Their ability to start up quickly and run for extended periods without overheating ensures that vital operations, such as life support systems, emergency lighting, and security systems, remain functional even during prolonged power outages.
➩ Technical Parameters
Genset parameters |
Unit Model: | NYLF3000-50 |
Unit power: | 3000kW |
Engine Model: | 16V280ZD-A |
Generator model: | TFW30003A |
Unit frequency: | 50Hz |
Rated speed: | 1000r/min |
Rated voltage: | 10.5kV |
Cooling mode: | Closed/Open |
Engine parameters |
Number of cylinders | 16 |
Bore×stroke | 280mm ×285mm |
Compression ratio | 2.5 |
Total displacement | 280.8 L |
Nominal speed | 1000 r/min |
Minimum idling speed | 400 r/min |
Maximum permissible speed | 1100 r/min |
Average piston speed at nominal speed | 9.5 m/s |
Rated power | 3600kW |
Maximum burst pressure | 13.72 Mpa |
Crankshaft steering [facing outputs] | counterclockwise |
Fuel consumption rate | 199＋5 g/kwh |
Oil consumption rate | 0.8＋20%g/kwh |
Overall dimensions | 4971mm × 1725mm ×2895mm |
Net mass of diesel engine | 24500kg |
Total oil sump lubrication oil | 1200L |
Starting mode | 24DVC |
Generator parameters |
Rated Power | 3000kW |
Rated Voltage | 10.5kV |
Rated Frequency | 50Hz |
Rated power factor | 0.8 |
Rated speed | 1000rpm |
Motor steering | Clockwise from the exciter side |
Stator winding lead wire | Y |
Insulation class | H |
Ambient temperature | -10℃~45℃ |
Altitude | ≤1000m |
Protection class | IP23 |
Ventilation | self-ventilation |
Excitation mode | AVR |
Relative voltage setting range | ±5% |
Steady state voltage deviation | ±1% |
Transient voltage deviation when load is increasing | -15% |
Transient voltage deviation when load decreases | +20% |
Recovery time(s) | ＜1.5 |
Short-circuit current capability | 300%In:2s |
Waveform distortion rate THD | ≤5% |
Telephone Harmonic Factor THF | ≤3% |
➩ Product Features
Our company intends to use high-performance, new technology diesel generator sets parallel integrated controller, which can realize the three remote (remote control, telecommunication, telemetry) functions of the generator set, the controller is suitable for single, multiple, backup, grid-connected, CHP generator sets. The controller can be used for single, multiple, backup, grid-connected and CHP generator sets. It provides the most suitable solutions to meet different customer requirements with easy programming. With built-in synchronization and load distributor, it can realize different parallel needs of customers and realize the required operation mode of the power plant.
➩ FAQ
1. Are diesel generators fuel-efficient?
Yes, diesel generators are known for their fuel efficiency. They consume less fuel per kilowatt-hour than gasoline-powered generators, making them a cost-effective choice for high-power applications. Their efficiency is particularly evident under heavy loads, where diesel engines outperform many other fuel types.
2. How often should a diesel generator be serviced?
Regular maintenance is essential for optimal performance. Routine checks, including oil changes, filter replacements, coolant inspections, and battery testing, should be performed based on the manufacturer’s guidelines. Typically, maintenance schedules range from every 200 to 500 hours of operation, depending on usage intensity.
3. Can a diesel generator be used indoors?
Diesel generators should not be used indoors unless they are properly ventilated. The exhaust fumes contain carbon monoxide and other harmful gases, which require adequate ventilation and exhaust systems to prevent health hazards. Enclosed spaces should use specially designed soundproof and ventilated genset enclosures.
4. What factors should be considered when choosing a diesel generator?
Key factors include power requirements (kW/kVA), fuel consumption, size, noise level, emission compliance, portability, automatic start features, and the availability of spare parts and servicing. Choosing the right generator depends on the intended application, whether for standby, prime, or continuous power.
5. Are diesel generators environmentally friendly?
Modern diesel generators are designed with advanced technologies such as low-emission engines, fuel-efficient combustion systems, and exhaust after-treatment devices. While diesel engines produce emissions, newer models meet strict environmental regulations and can be paired with cleaner fuel alternatives like biodiesel for a reduced carbon footprint.
