hydrogen blended fuel option
Enables operation of up to 25% hydrogen blend (by volume) with pipeline natural gas fuel.
CG260-16 Gas Generator Sets
From natural gas-fueled combined heat and power (CHP) systems and emergency power for facilities, to renewable biogas energy to support the local grid, or electricity generated from coal mine gases, Caterpillar has a wide range of reliable gas power solutions.
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Cat® CG260-16 (2800kW-4500kW) Gas Generator models offers high performance in a small package, allowing all facilities access to reliable & efficient power.
- Continuous Rating
- 4500 / 4050 ekW @1.0pf
- Fuel Type
- Natural Gas, Hydrogen Blend (up to 25%)
- Maximum Electrical Efficiency
- 44.60 / 44.3%
- Maximum Standby Rating
- 4500 ekW
- Specifications
- Features
- Standard Equipment
Specifications
| Continuous Rating | 4500 / 4050 ekW @1.0pf |
|---|---|
| Fuel Type | Natural Gas, Hydrogen Blend (up to 25%) |
| Maximum Electrical Efficiency | 44.60 / 44.3% |
| Maximum Standby Rating | 4500 ekW |
| Frequency | 50 / 60 Hz |
| RPM | 1000 / 900 rpm |
Features
Standard Equipment
Air Inlet
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One-element single-stage air cleaner with enclosure and sevice indicator
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Turbocharger with a water-cooled bearing case for all cylinder
Control Panels
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TEM (Total Electronic Management)
Cooling
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flange connections for JW inlet and outlet
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Jacket water and SCAC thermostats
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Electrical jacket water and aftercooler coolant pump
Exhaust
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Closed crankcase ventilation system
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Exhaust waste gate for the CG260-16
Fuel system
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Pre-chamber spark plugs
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Independently controlled cylinder monitoring and ignition system
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Electronic fuel metering valve
Generator
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Reactive droop
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3-phase sensing and KVAR/PF control
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Winding temperature detectors
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Grid code generator
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Anti-condensation space heater
Starting/Charging
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Compressed air engine start
General
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Crankshaft vibration damper and guard
Optional Equipment
Cooling
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CHP skid
Grid Code Compliance
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50Hz: Germany, Belgium, Great Britain, Italy, Poland, and Netherlands