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The diesel generator air intake and exhaust system (DGAIES) provides the diesel engine with combustion air from the outside. The combustion air passes through a filter and silencer before being compressed by a turbocharger and cooled by the coolant system before entering the individual cylinders for combustion.
If the design of the air intake and exhaust routes of diesel generator room is unreasonable, it will cause the hot air of the unit in the engine room to circulate in the engine room, resulting in a serious increase in the temperature of the engine room, thus affecting the normal operation of the diesel generator set.
When clean and ventilation, the combustion air can be directly taken from the generator room. For protection, outdoor air should be introduced from the air inlet or exhaust duct of the engine room for combustion, but the resistance of the suction system should not exceed 1kPa.
The primary aspects of a properly designed engine room ventilation system are cooling air and combustion air. Cooling air refers to the flow of air that removes radiant heat from the engine, generator, other driven equipment and other engine room components. Combustion air describes the air the engine requires to burn fuel.
Intake and exhaust areas are based on specified air velocities and a louver free area of 50% is used. Total required intake/exhaust areas are presented for the number of active generators and
When designing the air intake and exhaust of diesel generator room, we should pay attention to the matters which mentions in this article.
When ever possible, face the generator air inlet openings away from the wind. The wind can prevent the air intake louver from opening on start up. The air inlet must be capable of moving
The primary aspects of a properly designed engine room ventilation system are cooling air and combustion air. Cooling air refers to the flow of air that removes radiant heat from the
The diesel generator air intake and exhaust system (DGAIES) provides the diesel engine with combustion air from the outside. The combustion air passes through a filter and silencer before
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