B36:45V
V-Engine | Natural Gas | 6,800 - 11,830 kW | Spark-ignited lean-burn unit
Unlock Peak Efficiency:
The Bergen B35:40V for Land-Based Power Solutions
The B35:40V engine is designed to prioritize superior electrical and heat recovery efficiency, delivering robust power levels consistently.
With a commitment to environmental responsibility, the Bergen B35:40 boasts remarkably low emissions of NOx, CO, and UHC. Our advanced combustion technology guarantees minimal environmental impact without compromising on performance.
Experience unmatched efficiency with our engine, thanks to large components operating at low RPM with optimized combustion and turbocharger technologies. Whether you’re in need of heat recovery for various applications, from remote power supply to cogeneration, our engine has you covered. Our proven track record extends from the frozen landscapes of Svalbard to the sweltering conditions of the Australian outback, ensuring reliability in any climate.
Key Benefits of Bergen's B35:40V
- – High Power Output
- – High Electrical Efficiency
- – Low Service and Maintenance Costs
- – Maintenance Friendly Design
- – Proven Technology
- – Sturdy Construction
| Weight (kg) | Length (mm) | Width (mm) | Height (mm) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| B35:40V20AG | 137000 | 13160 | 3306 | 4700 |
| Unit | B35:40V20AG | |
|---|---|---|
| Number of cylinders | 20 | |
| Engine speed | r/min | 750 |
| Electrical output | kW | 9445 |
| Charge air cooler HT | kW | 1660 |
| Charge air cooler LT | kW | 630 |
| Lube oil cooler | kW | 950 |
| Jacket water cooler | kW | 1205 |
| Exhaust mass | kg/h | 50600 |
| Exhaust gas temperature | °C | 375 |
| Nom. el. efficiency | % | 49.0 |
- Depending on the type of generator the weight, performance and dimensions may change.
- All technical data is valid at 100% load, with no engine driven pumps.
- Engine power definition is according to ISO 3046-1 (ICFN).
- Generator standard IEC 60034-1, power factor 1.
- Specific fuel oil consumption is measured at test bed according to ISO 3046-1, using diesel oil with a net heating value of 42.7 MJ/kg.
- The information here in is subject to change without notice and the given data does not carry any contractual value. Bergen Engines assumes no responsibility for any errors that may appear.
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Future Fuels
Our customers are making long-term investments when planning their next project, yet uncertainties loom regarding future fuel availability, costs, and regulatory landscapes, including potential CO2 taxes. That’s why Bergen Engines’ modular design prioritizes fuel flexibility, enabling customers to navigate these uncertainties with confidence.
This flexibility ensures reliability and top efficiency ratings for our engines, regardless of the fuel type they choose to operate with today, providing peace of mind and longevity to their investments. Learn more about Bergen Engines’ ongoing research with Hydrogen, Methanol, Biofuels and Ammonia.
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