SOKRATHERM GG 140 S - combined heat & power plant 142kW

Used SOKRATHERM GG 140 SoE - Gas Combined heat & power unit 142kW

The natural gas-fueled cogeneration unit has a thermal output of 216 kW and an electrical output of 142 kW for the power supply, and is ideally suited to compensate for the constantly rising energy prices through self-generation. The CHP unit works on the principle of cogeneration, which means that in addition to electricity, heat can also be generated.

Stand 17.12.2021

• 60502 Bh
• 3768 Starts

Technical data

• Gross active power: 199 kW
• Net active power: 142 kW
• Apparent power: 177,5 kVA
• Rated voltage: 400 V
• Rated current: 257 A
• Electrical efficiency: 36,2
• Thermal power: 216 kW
• Thermal efficiency: 55,1
• Total efficiency: 91, 3%
• Gas consumption: 392 kW H
• Electric power factor: 0,64
• Primary energy factor: 0,194
• Maintenance interval: 1.500 operating hours
• Major overhaul: 50,000 after approx. [Bh]
• Airborne sound pressure level: 69 dB

Generator:

• Manufacturer: MarelliGenerators
• Model: MJB 250 LB4

CHP - combined heat and power plants

 

Combined heat and power plants or industrial plants that produce thermal energy and cogeneration, using a combustion engine to produce both electricity and heat. Especially in times when productivity and economic security are becoming increasingly important, CHP can contribute to environmental protection and at the same time reduce personnel costs. The operation of cogeneration is very efficient, as the combination of electricity generation and heat production can be up to 95% efficient. This is possible by using the heat generated during electricity production for heating purposes, which means that practically nothing is lost in terms of heat and energy. CHP is not only environmentally friendly, but can also reduce electricity bills, as self-produced electricity is often cheaper than the alternative grid.