160 kva - 180 kva DG Set dlf-city-phase-3-gurgaon

A DG (Diesel Generator) Se in dlf-city-phase-3-gurgaon t, also known as a genset, is a device that generates electrical power through the combustion of diesel fuel. The "kVA" in the context you provided stands for kilovolt-amperes, which is a unit of apparent power.

A 160 kVA DG Set and a 180 kVA DG Set in dlf-city-phase-3-gurgaon refer to two different sizes or capacities of generators:

  1. 160 kVA DG Set in dlf-city-phase-3-gurgaon : This generator has a capacity of 160 kilovolt-amperes. It can deliver a maximum power of 160,000 volt-amperes under ideal conditions.

  2. 180 kVA DG Set: This generator has a capacity of 180 kilovolt-amperes. It can deliver a maximum power of 180,000 volt-amperes under ideal conditions.

When choosing between a 160 kVA and a 180 kVA DG Set, you'll need to consider your specific power requirements. The larger capacity generator (180 kVA) will be able to handle a heavier load compared to the 160 kVA generator.

Factors to consider when choosing between these two capacities may include:

  1. Power Requirements: Assess the total power (in kW) your equipment or facility requires. It's important to ensure that the generator's capacity is sufficient to meet this demand.

  2. Load Profile: Consider the types of equipment you'll be running and their starting currents. Some equipment, like motors and compressors, have high starting currents that need to be taken into account.

  3. Future Expansion: If you anticipate an increase in your power requirements in the near future, it may be wise to choose a generator with a slightly higher capacity to accommodate potential growth.

  4. Efficiency: Smaller generators tend to be more fuel-efficient when running at or near their full capacity. If you expect to operate the generator at less than its full capacity, it's worth looking into the efficiency curve of the specific models you're considering.

  5. Budget: Generally, larger generators are more expensive than smaller ones. Consider your budget constraints and weigh them against your power needs.

  6. Space Constraints: Ensure that you have adequate space to install and operate the generator safely.

It's also recommended to consult with a professional or a generator supplier who can conduct a load analysis to help you determine the most suitable capacity for your specific needs. They can also provide information on maintenance requirements, fuel consumption, and other important considerations.

 

 

Technical Data
Generator Set Specification

Prime Power Rating KVA / KW 140/112 160/128 180/144
Current ( Amps) 195 223 250
Power Factor 0.8 (lag) 0.8 (lag) 0.8 ( Lag)
Nos. Of Phase 3 Phase 3 Phase 3 Phase


Engine Specification
Make Mahindra/SDEC Mahindra/SDEC Mahindra/SDEC
Model 61985GC 62205GC 62805 GC
BHP 198 219 278
Nos. of Cylinders 6 6 6
Cooling Water Cooled Water Cooled Water Cooled
Aspiration Turbo AC Turbo AC  Turbo AC
RPM 1500 1500 1500
Bore X Stroke (mm) 114X135 114X135 114X144
Displacement (CC) 8270 8270 8270
Fuel HSD HSD HSD
Fuel Cons. @ 75 % Load (ltr) 23.3 25.9 27.9
Governing Electronic Electronic Electronic
Starting System 12 V Electrical 24 V Electrical 12 V Electrical
Lub. Oil Sump Capacity (ltr.) 19 19 18.5
Total Coolant Capacity (ltr) 26.2 26.2 16.6


Alternator Specification
Make Crompton/ Stamford Crompton/ Stamford Crompton/ Stamford
Voltage Regulation +/- 1% +/- 1% +/- 1%
Class Of Insulation H Class H Class H Class
RPM/Frequency 1500/50 1500/50 1500/50


Acoustic Enclosure
Length (mm) 3805 3905 3905
Width (mm) 1600 1600 1600
Height (mm) 1985 1985 1985
DG Set  Weight ( Kg) 3200 3300 3500

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