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As power generation becomes more advanced, so do the terms used in the industry. Terms are more technical and specific. We want you to know them and to use them. It’s part of being a team and generating the power of knowledge together. This glossary is meant as a reference, so bookmark it and return to this page whenever you have a question or want to confirm the meaning of any of these terms...
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Generators range from the small portable kinds that people use as backup power for their homes to large industrial units used as the prime power source at remote oil drilling sites. Whatever the size or function, generators have one thing in common - they all generate heat. Why Do Generators Need Cooling? Most generators have numerous conductors, all of which produce heat as current...
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The Growth in Remote Exploration Sites The oil and gas sector is undergoing significant change and growth. In many ways, this growth has meant more diverse and remote locations. With so much onshore unconventional reservoir production and challenging remote location exploration occurring, the need for reliable power has grown significantly. These environments are creating significant demand...
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Diesel powered generators are known for their fuel efficiency, reliability and long life-span. However, that does not mean they do not experience problems starting and running. One problem is the potential for overheating. Overheating can be caused by a low level of coolant, improper use, or a problem with the generator. Why is an overheating generator a bad thing? If the generator...
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What Is Wet Stacking in Diesel Engines? Diesel engines have been in use for well over a century now. The first successful diesel engine test was performed by Rudolf Diesel back in 1897, where he demonstrated that the diesel engine (named after the man himself) had an efficiency of 26% as compared to the other popular option at the time – steam engine - which had an efficiency of about...
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Generators are an important part of a company’s power system, particularly those companies in the industrial sector. Among many other benefits, businesses choose diesel engine generators because they are reliable and have a long life expectancy, which matters because that is a key factor into a company’s short- and long-term budget. For your business, you need a generator that works at...
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Industrial diesel engines have been used for more than a century in myriad applications including power generation for the oil and gas industry. One of the main reasons for the success of this engine type is due to its internal combustion method which promotes engine efficiency and reduced fuel consumption. No Spark - Efficiency Comes From Compressed Air The internal combustion diesel engine...
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