DS 825 PDF
DS 825 PDF
Product Highlights
// Benefits // Performance Assurance Certification (PAC)
- Low fuel consumption - Engine-generator set tested to ISO 8528-5 for transient
- Optimized system integration ability response
- High reliability and availability of power - 85% load factor for standby power applications
- Long maintenance intervals - Verified product design, quality and performance integrity
- Optimized ratio between size and power - All engine systems are prototype and factory tested
- Wide operating range without derating
// Complete range of accessories available
// MTU Onsite Energy is a single-source supplier - Control panel
- Circuit breaker/power distribution
// Global product support - Fuel system
- Fuel connections with shut-off valve mounted to base frame
// Standards - Starting/charging system
- Engine-generator set is designed and manufactured in - Exhaust system
facilities certified to standards ISO 2008:9001 and - Mechanical radiator
ISO 2004:14001 - Container and Canopy
- Generator set complies to G3 according to ISO 8528
- Generator meets NEMA MG1, BS5000, ISO, DIN EN and // Emissions
IEC standards - TA-Luft optimized
- NFPA 110 - Tier 2 and NEA (ORDE) optimization
optionally available
// Power
Rating
- System rating: 825 kVA // Certifications
- Accepts rated load in one step per NFPA 110 - CE certification option
- Generator set complies to G3 according to ISO 8528-5 - German Grid Code Certification (BDEW) option
- Generator set exceeds load steps according to ISO 8528-5
2 / // / MTU 12V2000 DS825 / 3D / 50 Hz / 380V - 415V
Application data➀
// Engine //
Combustion Air Requirements
Emission optimized ➁
Emission optimized➁
Manufacturer MTU Combustion air volume: m /s
3
0.9
Model 12V2000G76F Max. air intake restriction: mbar 40
Type 4-cycle
Arrangement 12V //
Cooling/Radiator System
Displacement: l 26.8
Bore: mm 135 Coolant flow rate (HT circuit): m3/h 31.6
Stroke: mm 156 Heat rejection to coolant: kW 300
Compression ratio 17.5 Heat rejection to charge air: kW 160
Rated speed: rpm 1500 Heat radiated to ambient: kW 35
Engine governor ADEC Fan power for mech. radiator (40°C): kWm 34
Speed regulation ± 0.25% Fan power for mech. radiator (50°C): kWm 51.1
Max power: kWm 732 Air flow required for mech. radiator
Mean effective pressure: bar 21.9 (40°C) cooled unit: m3/min 969
Air cleaner Dry Air flow required for mech. radiator
(50°C) cooled unit: m3/min 1328
// Fuel System Engine coolant capacity (without
cooling equipment): l 63
Maximum fuel lift: m 5 Radiator coolant capacity (40°C): l 59
Total fuel flow: l/min 30 Radiator coolant capacity (50°C): l 140
Max. coolant temperature (warning): °C 102
//
Fuel Consumption➂ Max. coolant temperature (shutdown): °C 105
l/hr
At 100% of power rating: 174.6 //
Exhaust System
At 75% of power rating: 133.0
At 50% of power rating: 93.0 Exhaust gas temp. (after turbocharger): °C 535
Exhaust gas volume: m3/s 2.43
// Lube oil system Maximum allowable back pressure: mbar 50
Minimum allowable back pressure: mbar 30
Total oil system capacity: l 80
Max. lube oil temperature (alarm): °C 103 //
Generator
Max. lube oil temperature (shutdown): °C 105
Min. lube oil pressure (alarm): bar 4.5 Protection class IP23
Min. lube oil pressure (shutdown): bar 4 Insulation class H
Voltage regulation (steady state) ± 0.25%
+ Rado interference class N
➀ All data refers only to the engine and is based on ISO standard conditions (25°C and 100m above sea level).
➁ Emission optimized data refer to TA-Luft optimized and NEA (ORDE) optimized/Tier 2 compliant engines.
➂ Values referenced are in accordance with ISO 3046-1. Conversion calculated with fuel density of 0.83 g/ml.
All fuel consumption values refer to rated engine power.
3 / // / MTU 12V2000 DS825 / 3D / 50 Hz / 380V - 415V
// Engine
// Generator
■ NEMA MG1, BS5000, ISO, DIN EN and ■ No load to full load regulation ■ Marathon low voltage generator
IEC standards ■ ±0.25% voltage regulation no load to Leroy Somer generator
■ Self-ventilated full load Oversized generator
■ Superior voltage waveform ■ Brushless alternator with brushless
■ Solid state, volts-per-Hertz regulator pilot exciter
■ Ingress protection IP 23 ■ 4 pole, rotating field
■ 3 phase voltage sensing ■ Sustained short circuit current of up
■ 3% maximum harmonic content to 250% of the rated current for up
■ 2/3 pitch stator windings to 10 seconds (Marathon generator)
Sustained short circuit current of up
to 300% of the rated current for up to
10 seconds (Leroy Somer generator)
■ Pre-wired control cabinet for easy Basler controller Different expansion modules
application of customized controller Deif controller Remote annunciator
(V1+) ■ Complete system metering Daytank control
Island operation (V2) ■ Digital metering Generator winding temperature
Automatic mains failure operation ■ Engine parameters monitoring
with ATS (V3a) ■ Generator protection functions Generator bearing temperature
Automatic mains failure operation ■ Engine protection monitoring
incl. control of generator and mains ■ SAE J1939 engine ECU Differential protection with
breaker (V3b) communications multi-function protection relay
Island parallel operation of multiple ■ Parametrization software Modbus RTU-TCP gateway
gensets (V4) ■ Multilingual capability
Automatic mains failure operation ■ Multiple programmable contact inputs
with short (< 10s) mains parallel ■ Multiple contact outputs
overlap synchronization (V5) ■ Event recording
Mains parallel operation of a single ■ IP 54 front panel rating with
genset (V6) integrated gasket
Mains parallel operation of multiple
gensets (V7)
3-pole circuit breaker Manual-actuated circuit breaker Base frame mounted circuit breaker
4-pole circuit breaker Electrical-actuated circuit breaker Stand-alone circuit breaker in
separate switch box
■ Welded base frame ■ Resilient engine and generator ■ Modular base frame design
mounting
Drawing above for illustration purposes only, based an standard open power 400 Volt engine-generator set. Lengths may vary with other voltages. Do not use for installation design.
See website for unit specific template drawings.
Sound data
// Consult your local MTU Onsite Energy distributor for sound data.
Emissions data
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