Diesel generator 柴油发动机

The most commonly used generator sets are primarily classified based on their power sources, with key categories as follows:

- Diesel Generator Sets: The most widely applied type, featuring fast startup and moderate cost. They are commonly used in construction sites and emergency scenarios.

- Gasoline Generator Sets: Compact in size and low in noise, making them suitable for small-scale emergency use, such as in households and outdoor settings.

- Gas Generator Sets: Environmentally friendly and energy-efficient, they operate on natural gas, biogas, etc. They are typically used in factories and distributed energy systems.

- Hydraulic/Wind/Solar Generator Sets: New energy-based types that rely on natural conditions. They are mainly used in power stations and remote areas.

移动静音拖车发电机组 mobile mute trailer- mounted generator set

Mobile mute trailer-mounted generator sets focus on temporary, emergency, and noise/mobility-sensitive power consumption scenarios, specifically including:

1. Emergency Rescue Power Supply: After natural disasters (earthquakes, floods, typhoons) cause power grid outages, they provide emergency power for hospitals, communities, and rescue command points to ensure the operation of medical equipment, lighting, and communications.

2. Outdoor Engineering Construction: For field operations such as road, bridge, tunnel, wind power/photovoltaic projects, they supply stable power to construction machinery (welding machines, mixers) and temporary office areas.

3. Large-Scale Event Support: For open-air concerts, outdoor exhibitions, sports events, and celebration activities, they power equipment like audio systems, lighting, display screens, and temporary catering facilities. The mute design does not interfere with the on-site experience.

4. Commercial/Industrial Temporary Power Supply: During power maintenance and grid upgrades in shopping malls, office buildings, data centers, and factories, they serve as backup power sources to avoid production/business suspension. They also act as temporary main power supplies for remote industrial parks and mining areas.

5. Municipal/People's Livelihood Scenarios: They provide flexible and low-noise temporary power support for urban road maintenance, pipeline laying, temporary nucleic acid testing sites, and outdoor disaster relief resettlement sites.

6. Field Operations/Special Scenarios: In areas without fixed power grids (geological exploration, oil drilling, forest protection, remote base station maintenance), they meet long-term or temporary power demand.