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Operational data set of a 2 MW natural gas-fired generation engine at shutdown times.

ABSTRACT: In this paper, operational data of a natural gas-fired generation engine at 2 MW of power is presented. This engine is used as part of the power supply system of a flexible packaging transformation and conversion plant. This plant, besides having the power supply generated by the engine, receives electrical energy from the network. The data collected from this engine corresponds to measurements taken before, during and after engine stops, whether due to engine maintenance stops, engine failures or external power grid failures. The measurement was made every 10 seconds, and for the storage of these data a data acquisition software was used, which, besides allowing to take these data, shows in real time the electrical behavior of the electrical supply system, as well as the mechanical behavior of the engine.

SUBMITTER: Ochoa GV

PROVIDER: S-EPMC7096767 | biostudies-literature | 2020 Jun

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Operational data set of a 2 MW natural gas-fired generation engine at shutdown times.

Ochoa Guillermo Valencia GV Rojas Jhan Piero JP Forero Jorge Duarte JD

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In this paper, operational data of a natural gas-fired generation engine at 2 MW of power is presented. This engine is used as part of the power supply system of a flexible packaging transformation and conversion plant. This plant, besides having the power supply generated by the engine, receives electrical energy from the network. The data collected from this engine corresponds to measurements taken before, during and after engine stops, whether due to engine maintenance stops, engine failures ...[more]

PMID: 32258265

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