Notes we wrote for the questions that keep arriving in our inbox — written for buyers, EPCs and plant engineers who have to make a decision, not a literature review. No product brochures, no invented numbers: where a figure depends on the project, we say so.
Same engine platform, very different gas train. How methane content, treatment, pressure and site conditions change the specification — and the one page of data that saves weeks of back-and-forth.
Frequency decides the alternator build, control settings, spares list and resale value. Market-by-market reference, plus the three questions that settle the choice on any project.
Transport, ambient temperature, noise limits and — most of all — maintenance access. Where the container wins on total cost, and where the open skid still makes sense.
Most biogas engine failures begin upstream of the engine. Indicative targets, the two desulphurisation routes, the drying chain and the monitoring routine that keeps guarantees valid.
How overhaul intervals are set, what shortens them, the four-line lifetime cost model, and the segment where gas generation pays back fastest compared with diesel.
Send the gas analysis, load profile and site conditions. We answer with a configuration and guarantee values — not a generic datasheet.
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