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OPERATOR & MAINTENANCE MANUAL
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4. Installation
A diesel generator is a piece of high ‐ speed rotating equipment. To ensure reliability and
safety the installation must be given thorough attention.
Before installing the unit all environmental factors must be considered. Generator
installation must comply with local building codes, fire regulations and environmental
requirements. Use these instructions as a general guide only, the complete installation must
comply with all local, state, and federal building codes, fire ordinances, and any other
applicable regulations.
4.1. Noise consideration
Because noise affects the surrounding environment, it is important to consider noise factors
when installing a generator. The generator has been acoustically treated, but if more
stringent local environmental specifications require additional noise attenuation, please
consider adding noise barriers or the construction of special rooms, etc.
4.2. Acoustic Material consideration
Consider the following when selecting acoustic material:
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Foam is not recommended as an acoustic material, because of it’s low density it is a
poor acoustic insulator. And not all foams are fire retardant.
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A concrete block enclosure is an excellent barrier for noise reduction. The blocks
may be filled with sand to make the wall denser. However, concrete housing tends
to become hot and supplementary cooling methods will be required for optimum
engine performance.
4.3 Fire protection
Each country has its own rules and regulations controlling the design of buildings to prevent
fires. Fire departments are reliable sources of information to determine installation
compliance. The installation of generators, must comply with the provisions of the local fire
department. Fire protection systems must be consistent with the requirements of the
relevant authorities.
1. The genset room cannot be used for storage.
2. Because of the fuel used the genset room must be consdered as a key target area for fire
prevention.
3. The generator must be treated as a high ‐ temperature device, exhaust pipe temperatures
can reach 500°C.