For commercial generators, we talked a lot about kilowatts, sometimes even megawatts (mW)!
But what exactly is watt and how many watts do we need?
Named after Scottish inventor James Watt in recognition of his breakthrough in steam power generation, Watt is just a term used to describe the energy per unit of generator power. 1 kilowatt is equal to 1000 watts.
1 watt=1.34 horsepower
This means that a 500 kW generator set has a 670 horsepower engine!
One watt is equal to one watt joule. Joule is defined as the amount of work required to produce one watt of power in one second, or one watt second.
As for electromagnetism, as far as we know, one watt is when an ampere current flows through a potential difference of one volt.
How many watts do I need?
The power demand can be obtained by adding up the total power of each electrical appliance or device. This is easy to achieve in a family or entertainment environment. Here are some examples of using basic household appliances:
Microwave oven (1500 watts)
Refrigerator (600 watts)
Drainage pump (600 watts)
Heating system (500 watts)
TV (200 watts)
This will require approximately 3 to 4 kilowatts or 4000 watts of power.
For commercial generators, these numbers are much larger, and there are several variables depending on the requirements of the service facility and whether the unit is only used for emergency (backup) or continuous use (main power). There are no mandatory regulations because each facility has its own unique electricity demand.
The decisive factors include:
Critical load
Future load
Lighting load
Cooling load
For example, the scale of backup power generation opportunities in data centers involves two main factors: total critical load (servers, routers, computers, storage equipment, telecommunications equipment, etc.) and total cooling load (chilled water systems, direct expansion cooling systems).
These calculations and the resulting recommendations should be left to a trustworthy and qualified electrical engineering company. Complex systems require several months to design and must comply with national safety and reliability regulations.
Since 1982, Dingbo Generator has been a generator set manufacturer qualified by the "National Internal Combustion Engine Quality Supervision and Inspection Center". The product quality has passed the IS09001 quality system standard certification. And obtained the qualification certificate for self-operated import and export. Over the years, Dingbo units have been widely used in all walks of life, and have won the network access qualification of the Ministry of Information Industry, the network access qualification of the Ministry of Radio and Television, the network access qualification of CNPC, the network access qualification of China Mobile, and the manufacturing qualification of marine units. In 2016, Dingbo was awarded the Certificate of Qualified Supplier of China Nuclear Power Group. Dingbo Generator has been cooperating with Shangchai Power for many years. In 2009, it became the OEM partner of Shangchai Power in China. Dingbo generator VOLVO unit ranks the top three in the Asia-Pacific sales volume, and is the core OEM partner of Sweden Volvo in the Asia-Pacific region. If any question please feel free to visit our website https://www.dieselgeneratortech.com/ or send email to sales@dieselgeneratortech.com.
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