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The foundation of your energy project

CHP units deliver truly substantial output. A single unit can reliably supply heat to an entire residential area of two hundred and fifty apartments, including the adjacent wing of a primary school. At the same time, it generates enough electricity to cover the consumption of a town of two thousand inhabitants. They can also be used in energy-intensive industrial plants, mines and similar facilities.

Typical features of CHP units

Engines of Respected Manufacturers

Quanto CHP units employ MWM and MAN engines.

Various Design Options

The units can be placed freely, equipped with a sound enclosure or put into a container.

Power and Control Switchboards to be Placed Freely

The power and control switchboard can be put separately in a suitable place.

Generators for Low and High Voltage

The generators of Quanto units can be adjusted for low and high voltages to be connected to the grid.

Stand-Alone Motor-Generator

The motor-generator module is separated from the heat modules in all the versions.

Possibility of Choice of Particular Modules

The possibility of choice of particular modules for the outputs from 800 to 10,000 kW.

Examples of CHP unit applications

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Heat supply systems

CHP units are often used as highly efficient sources in heat supply systems. The electricity generated is fed into the grid, which lowers the cost of producing heat. For efficient operation, they are usually equipped with a thermal storage tank appropriately sized for the heat produced.

Large industrial enterprises

Large industrial enterprises use CHP units to cover their own electricity and heat consumption. For them, cogeneration is a highly flexible energy source that helps reduce the costs of energy-intensive production.

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Coal mines

During and after mining activity, large quantities of gas accumulate in underground galleries. Because of its high methane content, it is a very suitable fuel for CHP units. We have installed dozens of large CHP units in coal mining regions.