Diesel-Driven Power Packs
Engine-driven packs for sites with no electrical supply, on a skid, trailer or road-tow frame, with fuel tank, guarding and lifting points as part of the build.
Features
- Engine power is matched to flow at working pressure with margin for altitude and high ambient temperature.
- Fuel autonomy is a specification item because it sets how often the pack has to be visited.
- Sound-reduced enclosures are usual near occupied buildings, and they change cooling air requirements.
- Frost protection, cold-start aids and a battery isolator matter on packs left on site over winter.
- Lifting eyes, forklift pockets and a bunded base are specified with the frame rather than added on site.
Specifications
| Figure | Typical range | Unit | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|---|
| Engine power | 9 - 55 | kW | has to cover flow at pressure plus a margin for ambient conditions |
| Flow at pressure | 40 at 250 bar | l/min | the pair of figures the tool or actuator needs |
| Fuel tank capacity | 40 - 200 | l | sets refuelling interval and site visits |
| Frame type | skid with forklift pockets | decides how the pack is moved around a site |