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Dear people.
We have a Detroit diesel engine. The model number is 9160-7320. It drives a Stamford generator type HC1734E2. The generator data are:
Power 1550 kVA at 1800 rpm.
According to the vendors the output power of the diesel engine is 1200 kW at 1800 RPM. The model number description table in the manual give us that
9 = 149 series
16 = sixteen cylinders
0 = there is no description for this
7 = right hand rotation
3 = Turbo Chargers and Intercoolers optional
7 & 8 = there is no description
The motor has been revised completely. They have put injectors size 190. Despite this we cannot get more than 950 kW out of the genset at cos phi=1.
We have checked the governor. This is ok. At 950 kW. We checked also the Air filter, oil filter, fuel filter. These are ok. The fuel pressure is more than 80 PSI. I want to be sure if this rated speed of this motor is 1800 RPM. How can I check this? Can some one help me with model number (with a description of the digit I don't know)?
Other suggestions about things we can do are welcome.
Sonny
[email protected]
We have a Detroit diesel engine. The model number is 9160-7320. It drives a Stamford generator type HC1734E2. The generator data are:
Power 1550 kVA at 1800 rpm.
According to the vendors the output power of the diesel engine is 1200 kW at 1800 RPM. The model number description table in the manual give us that
9 = 149 series
16 = sixteen cylinders
0 = there is no description for this
7 = right hand rotation
3 = Turbo Chargers and Intercoolers optional
7 & 8 = there is no description
The motor has been revised completely. They have put injectors size 190. Despite this we cannot get more than 950 kW out of the genset at cos phi=1.
We have checked the governor. This is ok. At 950 kW. We checked also the Air filter, oil filter, fuel filter. These are ok. The fuel pressure is more than 80 PSI. I want to be sure if this rated speed of this motor is 1800 RPM. How can I check this? Can some one help me with model number (with a description of the digit I don't know)?
Other suggestions about things we can do are welcome.
Sonny
[email protected]