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Problems about EPA & EURO
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07-06-2009 08:08 PM - last edited on 10-13-2009 08:39 AM by woody
Q1: If a 60Hz genset meet the EPA certification, Does the same 50Hz genset meet the EPA certification?
Q2: Does a EPA certificated genset meet the EURO certification?
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07-10-2009 11:55 AM
wtc2008,
You did not say if it is natural gas or diesel powered. Usually when engines are considered for certification, from what I can tell, they look at the Kw (Kva) output and not so much the generators output rating.
This article might shed some light on your question. It indicates that the diesel-fueled generator set with ACERT™ Technology. Powered by the Cat® C18 engine in a 50 Hz model meets EU Stage II emissions regulations.
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Natural Gas Compression and Production
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10-12-2009 10:05 AM
The 60Hz sets would typically meet the EU standards but would have to go through the certification process. Not aware of any Electric Power engines certified to EU at 1800rpm
The 1800rpm engines tend to be only certified for EPA, 1500rpm for EU.

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