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Lean-Burn gas generator sets now part of  Cummins Power Generation is dedicated to providing a total power solution. Our latest line of lean-burn gas generator sets offers the capacity to meet your needs, large or small, including:
We have updated our sales sheet (read it here) to provide you the latest product information and technical specifications. Updates to this brochure include:
Application of lean-burn gas generator sets 
Standby generator sets have been traditionally diesel engine driven and in limited cases stoichiometric (rich burn) natural gas or propane. These are popular choices because they provide a high level of performance and in the case of diesel especially, provide a high ratio of energy per unit volume of fuel stored at site. Tim Loehlein, Technical Specialist—Electrical for Cummins Power Generation, has crafted a white paper (read it here) on the power of generator sets fueled by natural gas. Natural gas generator sets have a number of advantages, including low exhaust emissions, higher efficiency, and a reduced carbon footprint. Further, the use of natural gas generators mitigates against the storage issues created by the use of diesel fuel. Loehlein explains these benefits at length, as well as covering other topics, including:
Loehlein is a graduate of the University of Minnesota, with a Bachelor of Electrical Engineering and a PE in Minnesota. In more than thirty years with Cummins Power Generation, he has served as Application Engineer, Design Engineer, Technical Project Leader and Manager. Rose Poultry relies on cogeneration solution 
When Rose Poultry, a chicken production facility in Vinderup, Denmark, needed a complete cogeneration solution, they turned to Cummins Power Generation The facility, located in this historic rural village, has replaced two generator sets rated at 900 kW each with a new 2 MW lean-burn gas generator set from Cummins Power Generation Inc. In addition to its electrical power needs, the factory has a large daily consumption of hot water, heat and steam. The new system is capable of running continuously for as long as the factory requires This project represents a milestone for Cummins Power Generation, marking one of the first natural gas generator sets installed by the company. Cummins Power Generation offers complete energy solutions that can include project management, turnkey power plant development, maintenance contracts and operations management. It also has lean-burn technology for cogeneration, alternative fuels and waste-to-energy solutions. | |
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