shentongroup are working with Quadrant2Design this year on a number of exhibitions, the first one will be Data Centre World in March.
shentongroup to attend 5 exhibitions in 2015
Following on from our very successful exhibition stands last year shentongroup are going further in 2015 to spread the word on how we can help clients with Standby Power Generators, CHP systems, Generator Rental, Generator Maintenance and our Power Call service.
Power Call Generators get a makeover at shentongroup
At shentongroup we thought it was time to give our Power Call Generators a makeover.
shentongroup attend the NEC Care Show 2014 to present Power Call service
Following on from our successful stand at the Bournemouth Care Show earlier this year shentongroup exhibited at the 2014 Care Show, Birmingham NEC in November.
Do I need planning permission for a standby power generator?
Standby Diesel generators, especially those in inner-city or urban areas, can often require planning permission. With stricter guidelines around air quality and environmental health, planning for generators is a complex topic.
Requirements vary regionally, but the guidance below will help you find local contacts and answer some common questions to find out how standby generator planning impacts your project requirements.
9 fundamental design considerations for CHP specification
Design philosophy
The relationship between thermal and electrical demand is key to the correct design and specification of a CHP system.
What are the considerations of the existing electrical infrastructure and G59 on CHP specification?
Electrical Infrastructure
A CHP system is, in effect, a power supply embedded within your building and connected to the national grid. There are several things that must be considered before a CHP system can be commissioned, in other words become operational and run in parallel with the mains.
Results at the AD & Biogas event!
shentongroup recently exhibited once again at the AD & Biogas event, Birmingham NEC.
Challenges of CHP Sizing
There is always a tendency for CHP to be oversized, especially when the selection is based on thermal output. This leads to reductions in annual running time, and considerable loss of financial saving for the client. In extreme cases it can lead to physical damage due to excessive shutdowns and failures.
CHP versus other renewable energy sources
When there is such a range of energy-saving and carbon reduction technologies available, it may often be difficult to decide amongst them. It is true to say that each individual technology should be considered on its own merits, and the services of a specialist consultant may be required in order to manage the performance and financial assessments that are part of this process.
