Made-to-measure power for a thermoelectric power plant in Sumatra

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We’ve designed, manufactured and supplied one of our tailor-made gensets to the Sumbagut (Sibolga Baru) thermoelectric power plant in Sumatra (Indonesia).

It’s a 400-440 kVA generator set whose goal is to maintain power supply in the event of a mains failure. Our client’s request was, therefore, very clear: the genset had to carry out a basic but vital function: to provide power to the power plant’s emergency loads if ever the mains were to fail.

The genset designed by our engineering team for the Indonesian power plant has, amongst other features, anti-condensation heating in the alternator and control panel and three voltage monitors in order to monitor up to three networks.

Features

  • IBLITE communication module for TCP/IP communication.
  • Approved steel-steel double-walled 2.500 litre fuel tank.
  • Remote signal expansion module.
  • Automatic fuel transfer system.

 

A wind farm in Baja California, key in Genesal’s efforts towards clean energy

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Baja California is one of the Mexican states with a strong focus on renewable energy, and the San Matías wind farm is one of the latest examples.

The installation, now in its construction phase, will generate 30 MW, and include eight wind turbines of 2,5 MW and 20 MW. Its comissioning, expected in 2021, will improve the lives of Baja California’s inhabitants, including the kiliwas, an indigenous tribe living in Baja California.

At Genesal Energy we participated in the project though the design, manufacturing and supply of two 200-220 kVA gensets. At Genesal Energy, renewable energy is a market in expansion in which we believe, and we position ourselves in the first positions in the ranking with international projects such as those carried out in Mexico, Oman and the Dominican Republic.

Features

  • Engine with electronic speed regulation.
  • Approved, double-walled 2.000L fuel tank for the GEN220F and 3.000L for the GEN220FI.
  • 24V start-up, to comply with CFE standards.
  • Yellow 17 paint, in compliance with CFE standards.
  • Alternator anti-condensation heater.
  • Excitation current and voltage measurement.
  • Control panel heater.
  • DNP 3.0. communication gateway.

We increase our reach in the national market with the supply of emergency power for wind farms in Castilla-La Mancha, Aragón and Galicia

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Emergency power for wind farms

Providing power to the primary loads of the electrical substation (wind farm) in the event of a mains failure is the main objective of the gensets designed by Genesal Energy to operate in the Oriche and Venta Vieja substations in Teruel, Montilla del Palancar in Cuenca, and Serra das Penas in Lugo.

In each case, the client asked for an especially low noise level, 75 dB at 7 metres, and oversized fuel tanks. The solution provided by Genesal Energy consisted in manufacturing made-to-measure gensets, each personalised to adapt to each one of the installations.

This way, each one of the four generator sets was designed following the client’s needs and complying with their requests, such as the noise level. The gensets are extremely silent thanks to the installation of attenuation systems in the air inlet and outlet of each one.

Furthermore, each unit includes the necessary binary signals in order for the client to integrate it in the substation without any issues.

Features

  • Oversized fuel tank.
  • Leakage tray.
  • Recirculation and heating system for the engine’s cooling liquid needed to provide an adequate temperature for the unit’s start-up.
  • Air inlet and outlet sound attenuators to achieve the required dB’s.
  • Redundant battery system to guarantee availability of start-up power.
  • Dry contacts for the control and monitorization of each genset’s status.

Emergency lighting in the Austrian highways

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We continue to work hard to give you the best energy. We take it to you.

Europe is, along with Asia and America, one of our greatest markets. In the European continent, more specifically, in Austria, we’ve manufactured, supplied and installed an Emergency lighting genset for one of the maintenance centres of the country’s highways. The generator set is prepared to supply power to offices and workshops, to ensure that the maintenance works always have the necessary power.

Features

  • Double fuel transfer system, so that the genset’s integrated fuel tank (500 L) can be fed either from the double-walled 4,000 L fuel tank integrated in the container or from an external fuel tank supplied by the client.
  • Genset prepared to operate in parallel with the mains.
  • Power cabinet with motorized breakers and two power outlets through isolators with fuses geared towards the client’s distribution cabinets.
  • Independent batteries for control and start-up.
  • Motorized louvers.

Emergency Power Provided to Montero Hospital in Bolivia

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Emergency power by Genesal Energy for the future Montero Hospital.

With a capacity for 200 beds and a budget of almost 35 million euros, the future Montero Hospital, in Bolivia, will have emergency power by Genesal Energy.

The project, in its final phase, is being carried out by the Bolivian Government and will result in a modern hospital complex which aspires to become a leading specialty centre in Montero, a city in the province of Obispo Santistevan, in the Santa Cruz Department.

In this case, at Genesal Energy we supplied a complete, turn-key service. We manufactured three 410-450 kVA soundproof units for the hospital complex, one of them automatic, and the other two operating in parallel, with an air outlet at the top of the units to adapt to the installation’s requirements. They are special units, manufactured after studying the building’s characteristics in detail. Because at Genesal Energy, we know that XXI century medicine requires the best power.

Features

  • 410/450 kVA units, soundproofed.
  • 800 L fuel tank integrated in the baseframe.
  • Air outlet at the top, following the building’s requirements.
  • 2 of the gensets will operate in parallel, the other will be automatic.
  • Automatic fuel transfer system.

 

Our power, reaching for the stars

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Genesal Energy will provide the power needed by the Javalambre Astrophysical Observatory (OAJ) to carry out its job optimally.

Built by the CEFCA (Centro de Estudios de Física del Cosmos de Aragón), the complex is located in the Javalambre mountain range, in Teruel. The observatory has two telescopes of great field of view, equipped with cutting-edge panoramic cameras in order to map the universe. It is, aditionally, a Singular Scientific and Technological Infrastructure (SSTI). SSTI’s are great, strategical, one-of-a-kind installations, considered indispensable in the development of a quality investigation.

The generator sets supplied by Genesal Energy are the sole power supply for the observatory. Both are special units which comply with the client’s needs: they’re adapted to and synchronize with the existing control panels in the installation, so that the engine and alternator are designed to operate with the client’s control system.

Features

  • Engine with electronic speed regulation.
  • Gensets for parallel operation.
  • Dimensioning of the genset for a height of 2000 masl.
  • Base frame fuel tank prepared for fuel transfer from another tank.
  • Adaptation of the fuel entry location according to client’s needs.

 

Eight special generator sets for a British distribution centre

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At Genesal Energy, we provide solutions with the best technology.

At Genesal Energy we’ve designed a total of eight 500 kVA generator sets for a great distribution centre located in Great Britain, belonging to a leading company in the furniture and gardening industry.

The generator sets have been designed to work in groups of four in parallel operation, with the particularity that they can all power their own mains transformer, and synchronize with mains.

Features

  • 2000L fuel tank integrated in the base frame with a drip tray with capacity to collect 110% the capacity of the actual fuel tank.
  • 4500 mm special canopy painted in grey (RAL 7012).
  • Parallel operation between gensets with Deep Sea 8610 control panel and motorized circuit breaker. Furthermore, through Deep Sea 8660 control panels, the gensets will operate in groups of four in parallel operation with the mains.
  • Link box to connect the power cables (3 x 180mm cables per phase).

We supplied emergency power to the hydroelectric power plants in the Miño-Sil river basin

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At Genesal Energy, we’ve designed and installed generator sets of different power ratings for emergency operation.

The goal was to guarantee the continuous supply to the stream, and to provide electricity to the Velle, Castrelos and CH Frieiras dams in the event of a mains power failure. Before executing the project, we carried out a study to correctly establish the dimensions of the gensets, dimensioning the power rating in each sluice gate keeping in mind factors such as voltage drops and slow speeds.

The result, gensets adapted to the conditions of each power plant. Because at Genesal Energy, we provide made-to-measure solutions. It’s the only way to achieve efficiency and reliability.

Features

450L fuel tank integrated in the baseframe, including a leakage tray with a capacity of 100% the capacity of the fuel tank, and a leakage sensor which sends a remote alarm through a dry contact.

  • Gel batteries to increase the starting capacity (allows 10 start-ups).
  • Ethernet / modbus TCP/IP communication module.
  • The system is designed for 400v and is capable of being regulated to 380v.
  • Alternator anti-condensation heaters in the units installed outdoors.

Emergency power for a fish factory in Norway

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Fish factories are special, extremely delicate installations, where a small power supply failure can turn into a massive catastrophe.

At Genesal Energy, we’re experts in avoiding setbacks, in designing, supplying, and installing generator sets capable of guaranteeing the species’ life in the event of any incidence, avoiding the loss of millions for the owner.

In Norway we’ve just supplied four 650 kVA emergency units prepared for parallel operation. In the event of a supply failure, the generator sets will take on the essential loads to ensure the operation of the fish factory. We continue to innovate to guarantee our clients’ peace of mind.

Features

  • Control panel for the parallel operation of the three supplied gensets.
  • Motorised louvers, and a dry contact for their operation.
  • IB-lite module for Modbus communication.
  • 400 L fuel tank with two maximum level sensors and one 50% level sensor, which will dictate the automatic fuel transfer system’s start-up. The valves in the fuel tank are 1 and a half inches, following the client’s requests. A 4-20mA connection for a fuel level indicator is also included.
  • Manual oil extraction pump.

We supplied four generator sets to the Hospital of Toledo

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Electricity is of vital importance in hospitals and its abscence can cause fatal consequences for the patients, which is why the most advanced emergency power generation systems are required.

OR’s, ICU’s, ER’s and medical equipment all depend directly on technology and thus, electricity supply must be guaranteed.

Toledo’s new hospital, which is expected to open in the first trimestre of 2020, will have Genesal Energy emergency power through four generator sets of 2,500 kVA in parallel operation. The hospital complex, whose investment exceeds 300 million euros, will include the most modern technology – in cutting-edge medical equipment alone, the Castilla y León Government has already invested 50 million euros -.

Features

  • Open generator sets, 2,250 KVA PRP and 2,500 KVA STP.
  • Mitsubishi engine
  • Mecc Alte alternator
  • 50 Hz, 1,500 rpm, 400/230 V.
  • Approved 1.000L double-walled fuel tank.
  • 4 units which will operate in parallel, 2 by 2.