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Maintenance Methods for Spark Plugs of Natural Gas Generator Sets

Spark plugs, commonly known as spark igniters, are used to discharge the pulsed high-voltage electricity sent by high-voltage wires (spark plug wires). They break down the air between the two electrodes of the spark plug, generating an electric spark to ignite the air-fuel mixture in the cylinder. The main types include: standard spark plugs, insulator projection spark plugs, electrode spark plugs, seat spark plugs, multi-electrode spark plugs, surface discharge spark plugs, etc. Spark plugs work in conjunction with the ignition system and the fuel supply system to make the engine run, and to a large extent, jointly determine the performance of the engine. How much do you know about the maintenance of spark plugs for 200KW natural gas generator sets? For 200KW natural gas generator sets, the spark plugs should be maintained every approximately 250 hours of operation. The specific maintenance cycle depends on the actual operating environment of the spark plugs.   Clean the carbon...

How to Reduce The Wear and Tear of Generator Components?

While a diesel generator is operating under load, it is also a process in which the components of the diesel generator itself wear against each other. Dingbo Power, a diesel generator set manufacturer, advises users to minimize the wear between the components of the generator set. In fact, reducing component wear is also a way to extend the lifespan of the generator set. So, in what aspects should our users pay close attention to prevent excessive wear of diesel generator components? The specific content is analyzed as follows: The quality of the fuel and lubricating oil for diesel generator sets should be compatible. If the diesel contains sulfur or other impurities, acids and other corrosive substances will be produced during the combustion process, accelerating the wear of the cylinder. If there are too many heavy fractions in the diesel, carbon deposits are likely to form after combustion, causing abrasive wear between the piston rings and the cylinder. The viscosity of diesel ha...