MWM TCG 3016 V12 600 kW 50 Hz

MWM Gas Engines and Gensets – Output. Reliability. Economy. For Your Success. The MWM product portfolio comprises gas engines and gensets in the output range from 400 kWel to 4,500 kWel. Power plants with an output of 100,000 kWel and more are technically feasible. The gas engines can be operated with various types of gas, such as natural gas, shale gas, mine gas, biogas, landfill gas, sewage gas, and syngas. They are designed for maximum electrical and thermal efficiency, low operating and service costs, and high reliability and availability. Thus they achieve efficiency of over 90 percent. The MWM TCG 3016 gas engines are more than merely the next iteration of MWM’s proven gas gensets: The new gas engines represent an entirely new development – perfectly tailored to the challenges of Industry 4.0 and the changed framework conditions of a dynamic market environment in the age of global value chains. Outstanding efficiency, reliability, flexibility, and environmental compatibility represent the basic pillars of the gas engines in the output range from 400 kWel to 1,000 kWel. Their innovative drive is especially evident from the greatly reduced fuel costs, the extremely low lubricant consumption, and the digitized power plant control TPEM.

Specification

High Efficiency, Low Operating Costs Highest efficiency in its output class through unique combination of long maintenance intervals (80,000 operating hours for natural gas) and high efficiency (electrical efficiency up to 43.5 percent) The only gas engine on the market that combines efficiency with robustness to such a high degree. Thanks to the optimized combustion, the electrical efficiency has been improved, and the vibration and stress that many components are exposed to has been reduced significantly. Reduced Installation and Building Costs Smaller setup area than for comparable gensets thanks to compact design and integrated tanks for daily refilling Due to the flanged genset concept, the vibration decoupling takes place directly between the gas engine and the base frame, so that the setup costs are lower than for other gas engines. Reduced investment costs thanks to expanded product scope and new digital power plant control TPEM (Total Plant & Energy Management) Thanks to the optimized new combustion chamber geometry, higher mixture circuit temperatures reduce the dry cooler investment costs and ensure steadier combustion. Further benefits and technological improvements: Water-cooled turbo charger, flanged genset concept, optimized flow control of the fuel gas mix and optimized oil management of the gas engine Optimized Lubricant Managament Greatly reduced oil consumption of 0.1 g/kWhel. Thus, the TCG 3016 gas engine boasts the lowest lubricant consumption in its class. Longer oil change intervals through innovative, leading-edge lubricant management Lubricant change intervals of up to 4,000 operating hours for natural gas and biogas (high and medium gas quality)* Up to 66 percent lower lubricant consumption compared to competitors The New One. Robust. Efficient. Digital. Output range from 400 kWel to 1,000 kWel Optimum efficiency: electrical efficiency up to 43 percent Low gas consumption and flexible in terms of the fuel used; suitable for all gas types: natural gas, biogas, landfill gas, sewage gas, mine gas, etc. Greatly reduced installation and operating costs Higher reliability and availability through improved robustness Low maintenance costs due to longer maintenance intervals Very low lubricant consumption and operator-friendly oil management The TCG 3016 V16 (S = High density) is specifically optimized for the 1 MWel capacity range, with high stress tolerance for optimum availability, and long useful life

Technical specification

Unique ref.mwm-tcg3016V12-600kw-50hz
TypeObject (single object)
Date of publishing2022-04-13
Edition number1
Height (mm)2150
Width (mm)1780
Depth (mm)3830

Links

Product urlhttps://www.mwm.net/en/gas-engines-gensets/gas-engine-tcg-3016/

Designed inGermany
Manufactured inGermany
Weight Net (Kg)7000

Classification

BIMobject CategoryConstruction - Power Generation & Light
IFC classificationElectric Generator
ETIM CodeEC002823
ETIM NamePower generator
UNSPSC nameGas generators
UNSPSC code26111604
Uniclass 2015 CodePr_60_70_65_34
Uniclass 2015 DescriptionGenerator sets
CSI MasterFormat 2014 Code26 32 13
CSI MasterFormat 2014 TitleEngine Generators
OmniClass Number23-35 11 15 13
OmniClass TitleGas Generator Sets
CSI UniFormat II CodeD50
CSI UniFormat II TitleELECTRICAL

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