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Cogeneration or combined heat and power (CHP) is the use of a heat engine or power station to generate electricity and useful heat at the same time. Trigeneration or combined cooling, heat and power refers to the simultaneous generation of electricity and useful heating and cooling. Containers (for cogeneration and trigeneration systems) is a high-quality unit which can be deployed where economical and speedy installation is required. Generator, compressor etc. in order to reduce the disturbing sound pollution emitted by sound generating devices to the desired values by the customer, in-room sound ins4ulation, sound dampening tapes, stalactical sound cutters etc. production and assembly.

Engines for combined heat and power plants are operated with different fuels, including hydrogen, natural gas, biogas, sewage gas and special gases, plus diesel and other liquid fuels. In an exhaust gas heat exchanger, the hot exhaust gas from the CHP engines or CHP gas turbines is cooled, in the process heating water, a water-glycol mixture or thermal oil. This thermal energy can be used in a local or district heating system or for other industrial purposes.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Synplus SN/CF 5W/40 is a top-tier, full synthetic engine oil featuring low SAPS (Sulfated Ash, Phosphorous, and Sulfur) content, designed for super high performance. This advanced oil is the result of cutting-edge developments in oil formulation and additive technology, offering the highest level of engine protection. In today’s environmentally conscious automotive market, where reducing emissions and enhancing fuel efficiency are paramount, new engine designs have emerged, necessitating higher-quality lubricants. Smaller, higher-output engines, developed to meet stringent fuel economy standards, pose specific challenges to lubricants: • Increased Heat Output: Smaller engines generate higher temperatures, leading to accelerated oil oxidation, nitration, and deposit formation. These conditions degrade the oil and promote the formation of acidic compounds, which can result in increased viscosity.

Waste heat boilers produced from alloy, high alloy and stainless steel according to physical properties, content, flow and process conditions of gas are designed and produced to be Water Pipe Waste Heat Boilers and Flame Smoke Pipe Waste Heat Boilers. In the gas engines and in the gas turbine, the high-temperature waste gas resulting from the combustion is evaluated by producing waste heat boilers and steam, which increases the overall system efficiency. Waste heat boilers designed and produced for heat recycling are to be heated according to flow and process; Industrial facilities Power Plants In cogeneration plants It is used in organic rankine conversion systems (ORC). These heat recovery steam generators (HRSGs), which are used to convert steam back into electricity from steam turbine back-burning gas, are also called HRSG (Heat Recovery Steam Generator) in the Combined Cycle Power Plant (CCPP).