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DG A Check this check is preventive maintainance of DG sets(10KVA-2000KVA).

 

  • 1) A-check is done on daily basis here we check:
  • a)oil level
  • b) coolant level
  • c) gauge valve level
  • d) check for any leakage.
  • e) cleanliness of DG set.
  • 2) B-check(done after 250hrs of cycle or 6 months whichever is earlier. )

  • RPM, lub oil temperature, water temperature (in / out),
  • lub oil pressure, voltage (RY, YB, BR), current (R, Y, B)
  • voltage (RY, YB, BR), current (R, Y, B), frequency
  • KWH, KW, P.F.

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Different engines have different efficiencies but as a very rough rule of thumb a modern engine uses
around 210 litres per hour per 1000kVA. So a 100kVA uses around 21 litres / hour, 200kVA uses 42
litres / hour and so on. Each generator data sheet has the precise fuel consumption figures.
Each generator (up to 800kVA) has an internal fuel tank; normally to run for around 6 to 8 hours. We
can extend this running time by adding additional bulk storage tanks. All fuel installations must be in
accordance with EU environmental legislation, such as dual skinned pipe work where appropriate.