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J420 Landfill site Bootham Lane; Doncaster, UK Fuel Engine type Electrical output Thermal output Commissioning Landfill gas 2 x J420 2,666 kW - 05/2001 (a), 12/2002 (b) a) 1 st engine b) 2 nd engine At this site, the methane content of the landfill gas can drop as low as 35 %. The fluctuations in the methane content can be handled easily by the Jenbacher engines due to the patented LEANOX* lean mixture combustion system. Thus these variations do not cause any reduction in the high output level of our power systems. The installation is operated by United Utilities Green Energy Limited. J420 Hospital; Padua, Italy Fuel Engine type Electrical output Thermal output Commissioning Natural gas 2 x J420 2,832 kW 2,576 kW 02/2002 (a), 10/2003 (b) a) 1 st engine b) 2 nd engine Two Jenbacher cogeneration systems help the Padua hospital to control its energy costs by providing power and heat at high efficiency levels. The electrical efficiency of each engine is 42.3 %. J416 Richard van Schie, Greenhouses Facility; Monster, The Netherlands Fuel Engine type Electrical output Thermal output Commissioning Natural gas 2 x J416 2,260 kW 2,806 kW 08/2004 (a), 07/2007 (b) a) 1 st engine b) 2 nd engine At this greenhouse facility, the Jenbacher cogeneration system provides power for artificial lighting, heating and CO 2 to increase the chrysanthemum production capabilities. The CO 2 produced from the engine’s exhaust gas is used for the fertilization of the greenhouses, whereas the operator gains additional economic benefit due to the supply of the generated electricity to the local grid. J420 Containerized solution Biogas plant SBR; Kogel, Germany Fuel Engine type Electrical output Thermal output Steam production Commissioning Biogas 1 x J420 1,413 kW 751 kW 1,037 kg/h at 3 bar or 698 kW output 10/2003 This biogas plant utilizes leftover food from hospitals, hotels and canteens as well as organic residual waste from the food industry for producing biogas that fuels our gas engine. The electricity generated is entirely fed into the public grid, and the exhaust gas from the engine is used for steam production. The steam serves for the pasteurization of the waste, which can then be used as sterilized fertilizer.

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J420 Landfill site Bootham Lane; Doncaster, UK

Fuel Engine type Electrical output Thermal output Commissioning

Landfill gas 2 x J420 2,666 kW - 05/2001 (a), 12/2002 (b)

a) 1st engine b) 2nd engine

At this site, the methane content of the landfill gas can drop as low as 35 %. The fluctuations in the methane content can be handled easily by the Jenbacher engines due to the patented LEANOX* lean mixture combustion system. Thus these variations do not cause any reduction in the high output level of our power systems. The installation is operated by United Utilities Green Energy Limited.

J420 Hospital; Padua, Italy

Fuel Engine type Electrical output Thermal output Commissioning

Natural gas 2 x J420 2,832 kW 2,576 kW 02/2002 (a), 10/2003 (b)

a) 1st engine b) 2nd engine

Two Jenbacher cogeneration systems help the Padua hospital to control its energy costs by providing power and heat at high efficiency levels. The electrical efficiency of each engine is 42.3 %.

J416 Richard van Schie, Greenhouses Facility; Monster, The Netherlands

Fuel Engine type Electrical output Thermal output Commissioning

Natural gas 2 x J416 2,260 kW 2,806 kW 08/2004 (a), 07/2007 (b)

a) 1st engine b) 2nd engine

At this greenhouse facility, the Jenbacher cogeneration system provides power for artificial lighting, heating and CO2 to increase the chrysanthemum production capabilities. The CO2 produced from the engine’s exhaust gas is used for the fertilization of the greenhouses, whereas the operator gains additional economic benefit due to the supply of the generated electricity to the local grid.

J420 Containerized solution Biogas plant SBR; Kogel, Germany

Fuel Engine type Electrical output Thermal output Steam production Commissioning

Biogas 1 x J420 1,413 kW 751 kW 1,037 kg/h at 3 baror 698 kW output

10/2003

This biogas plant utilizes leftover food from hospitals, hotels and canteens as well as organic residual waste from the food industry for producing biogas that fuels our gas engine. The electricity generated is entirely fed into the public grid, and the exhaust gas from the engine is used for steam production. The steam serves for the pasteurization of the waste, which can then be used as sterilized fertilizer.

Configuration V 70°Bore (mm) 145

Stroke (mm) 185Displacement / cylinder (lit) 3.06

Speed (rpm)1,200 / 1,800 (60 Hz)

1,500 (50 Hz)

Mean piston speed (m/s)7.4 (1,200 rmp) 9.3 (1,500 rmp)

Scope of supplyGenerator set, cogeneration system,

generator set / cogeneration in container

Applicable gas typesNatural gas, flare gas, biogas, landfill gas

sewage gas. Special gases (e.g., coal mine gas, coke gas, wood gas, pyrolysis gas)

Engine type No. of cylinders Total displacement (lit)

J41212

36.7

J41616

48.9

J42020

61.1

Feature Description Advantages

Heat recoveryFlexible arrangement of heat exchanger, two stage oil plate heat exchanger on demand

- High thermal efficiency, even at high and fluctuating return temperatures

Gas dosing valveElectronically controlled gas dosing valve with high degree of control accuracy

- Very quick response time- Rapid adjustment of air / gas ratio- Large adjustable calorific value range

Four-valve cylinder headEnhanced swirl and channel geometry using advanced calculation and simulation methods (CFD)

- Reduced charge-exchange losses- Central spark-plug position resulting in optimal cooling and combustion conditions

Crack connecting rodApplying a technology – tried and tested in the automotive industry – in our powerful stationary engines

- High dimensional stability and accuracy- Reduced connecting rod bearing wear- Easy to maintain

Dimensions l x w x h (mm)

Generator setJ412J416J420

5,400 x 1,800 x 2,2006,200 x 1,800 x 2,2007,100 x 1,900 x 2,200

Cogeneration systemJ412J416J420

6,000 x 1,800 x 2,2006,700 x 1,800 x 2,2007,100 x 1,800 x 2,200

ContainerJ412J416J420

12,200 x 3,000 x 2,70012,200 x 3,000 x 2,70012,200 x 3,000 x 2,700

Weights empty (kg) J412 J416 J420

Generator set 11,200 13,500 17,200

Cogeneration system 11,800 14,100 17,800

Natural gas 1,500 rpm | 50 Hz 1,800 rpm | 60 Hz 1,200 rpm | 60 Hz

NOx < Type Pel (kW)1 ηel (%)1 Pth (kW)2 ηth (%)2 ηtot (%) Pel (kW)1 ηel (%)1 Pth (kW)2 ηth (%)2 ηtot (%) Pel (kW)1 ηel (%)1 Pth (kW)2 ηth (%)2 ηtot (%)

500 mg/m3N

J412 901 42.9 931 44.4 87.3 850 41.2 980 47.4 88.6 634 43.0 618 41.9 84.9J416 1,203 43.1 1,237 44.3 87.3 1,141 41.5 1,307 47.5 88.9 845 43.0 824 42.0 84.9J420 1,500 43.0 1,542 44.2 87.2 1,426 41.4 1,633 47.4 88.8 1,056 43.0 1,029 41.9 84.8

250 mg/m3N

J412 901 41.5 996 45.9 87.5 850 40.0 1,013 47.7 87.8 634 42.1 641 42.5 84.6J416 1,203 41.7 1,324 45.9 87.7 1,141 40.3 1,350 47.7 88.0 845 42.0 856 42.6 84.6J420 1,500 41.7 1,653 45.9 87.6 1,426 40.3 1,687 47.7 88.0 1,056 41.7 1,085 42.8 84.5

Biogas 1,500 rpm | 50 Hz 1,800 rpm | 60 Hz

NOx < Type Pel (kW)1 ηel (%)1 Pth (kW)2 ηth (%)2 ηtot (%) Pel (kW)1 ηel (%)1 Pth (kW)2 ηth (%)2 ηtot (%)

500 mg/m3N

J412 746 41.8 779 43.6 85.4J412 901 42.3 912 42.8 85.0 850 40.2 956 45.2 85.3J416 999 42.2 1,029 43.4 85.6J416 1,203 42.5 1,214 42.8 85.3 1,141 40.4 1,274 45.1 85.6J420 1,500 42.4 1,515 42.8 85.2 1,426 40.4 1,594 45.2 85.6

250 mg/m3N

J412 889 41.6 918 43.0 84.6 850 39.3 989 45.7 84.9J416 1,191 41.8 1,223 42.9 84.8 1,141 39.5 1,319 45.7 85.2J420 1,487 41.8 1,529 43.0 84.7 1,426 39.5 1,648 45.7 85.2