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CHP units

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Heat and power Technology for the future


Wrz CHP units work according to the principle of combined heat and power. They produce both current and heat at the same time or cooling energy through conversion of the heat. Their base components are an engine and a power generator. The engine drives the power generator which produces power either for internal use or for distribution into the public grid. At the same time heat is dissipated by the running engine within the cooling cycle of the engine (up to 90 C) and in the exhaust fumes (up to 500 C). This heat is put to use by heat exchangers and is utilised mostly for the heating or cooling of buildings. As an experienced specialist in the development, project planning, manufacture and service of high-value CHP units we can deliver to you ready-to-connect solutions adapted to your power, heating and cooling needs. Our products range from small compact installations, through complete container solutions (also for mains-independent supply) up to linked, large installations with a modular design. We design, produce and deliver your system exactly as you need it. For example, with absorbers for cooling energy production (climate control) or additional modules for a reduction in reactive power, an increase in thermal power or for the stabilisation of the electrical power at extremely high external temperatures. Take advantage of our experience and skills in addition to our products we can provide support, where desired, in the form of site analysis, planning, project management, setting-up and commissioning in addition to round-theclock service and maintenance of the CHP units. Container configuration 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 CHP unit container Engine Generator Exhaust gas heat exchanger Noise suppresser Control and switching centre Heating module (plate heat exchanger) Fuel preparation module (FPM) Tank heating and fuel preparation module are only needed if running with plant oil Exhaust chimney 10 7 6 4 5 9

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10 Air inlet and outlet connections

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CHP units from WRZ Efficient reliable profitable.


Take action against
Rising energy costs (electricity, oil, gas, etc.) Higher taxes (fuel, energy and possibly VAT) Increasing legal requirements: Energy conservation regulations, renewable energies legislation etc.

WRZ offers
Comprehensive advice on your CHP unit project The design of a CHP unit according to your requirement profile Engineering services, such as planning and project management A CHP unit in container or compact versions CHP units in different output categories CHP units which can be operated using natural gas, vegetable oil or heating oil Connection to your supply grid Support for the installation around the clock and 365 days a year

Take advantage of
Greater security of supply (power and heat) A positive image through active environmental protection by the use of renewable energies The benefits of being your own power generator Subsidies from the state (loans, cogeneration bonus, renewable energy bonus, etc.) Income through the sale of power and heat

Rittal in Herborn, Germany: CHP unit with a Wrz 36 m3 WE-CG-340-V fuel tank.

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Safety and service around the clock


A CHP unit is only of use when it is able to run where possible around the clock. Wrz creates the conditions for this. Our service team is connected to every CHP unit via a data link which transmits all the most important data regarding operation and the engine to our remote maintenance control centre. From there our service staff monitor, control and optimise your equipment. We are also happy to offer you performance-related contracts in which we guarantee the availability of your CHP unit the whole year round. The remote maintenance control centre is manned and accessible around the clock. Our service engineers provide on-site support to keep the CHP unit running perfectly and, where necessary, carry out repairs.

Service concepts
1. Remote control Remote control comprises remote monitoring and remote diagnosis for your CHP unit 365 days a year and around the clock. Maintenance and repair advice is provided where needed by our service staff.

2. Repair In addition to remote control our staff also carry out the major servicing of the equipment, including the exchange of worn and replacement parts.

3. Full repair In full repair all forms of regular maintenance and repair work (such as the changing of the engine oil) are carried out including the appropriate replacement parts. Additional parts will be replaced where needed and in line with the given maintenance intervals or after the given running time, even for items such as the engine. 4. Maintenance In addition to full repair, maintenance includes all replacement parts and repairs, even the replacement of the engine if necessary. If desired, the availability of the installation may be guaranteed in a performance contract for up to 7,500 operating hours annually, depending on the heat profile.

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Vegetable oil CHP unit (renewable raw materials) 25 to 340 kW


WE-CG-025-V Engine Cylinders Capacity in cc Nominal speed (rev/min) Continuous mechanical performance ICXN *1 Generator Operation Fuel *2 Consumption per electrical kWh (approx.) *3 Fuel input Electrical power (approx.) Thermal power (approx.) Electrical efficiency Thermal efficiency Overall efficiency Voltage Current per phase at rated load Frequency cos phi Sound level in 10 m Maximum inlet and return temperature Dimensions (L x W x H) *4 Standard colour *5 Weight (approx.) Kubota 4 in a line 3,300 1,500 43 kW WE-CG-050-V IVECO 4 in a line 4,500 1,500 53 kW WE-CG-100-V Deutz 6 in a line 7,200 1,500 105 kW WE-CG-150-V Scania 6 in a line 12,000 1,500 157 kW WE-CG-200-V Scania 6 in a line 12,000 1,500 210 kW WE-CG-250-V Scania 6 in a line 12,000 1,500 261 kW WE-CG-333-V Scania 8 in a 90 V 16,000 1,500 345 kW WE-CG-340-V Scania 8 in a 90 V 16,000 1,500 353 kW

Asynchronised Parallel to mains supply Rapeseed oil 293 g/kWh

Synchronised Parallel to mains supply Rapeseed oil 270 g/kWh

Synchronised Parallel to mains supply Rapeseed oil 237 g/kWh

Synchronised Parallel to mains supply Rapeseed oil 233 g/kWh

Synchronised Parallel to mains supply Rapeseed oil 229 g/kWh

Synchronised Parallel to mains supply Rapeseed oil 226 g/kWh

Synchronised Parallel to mains supply Rapeseed oil 223 g/kWh

Synchronised Parallel to mains supply Rapeseed oil 223 g/kWh

77 kW 25 kW 44 kW 32.3% 56.9% 89.3% 400 V 37 A 50 Hz 1.0 *60 dB(A) 85 C/65 C 2.07 x 0.8 x 1.37 m RAL 6032 1,300 kg

141 kW 50 kW 78 kW 35.5% 55.3% 90.8% 400 V 74 A 50 Hz 1.0 *68 dB(A) 90 C/65 C 2.46 x 0.99 x 1.79 m RAL 6032 2,000 kg

247 kW 100 kW 105 kW 40.5% 42.4% 82.9% 400 V 144 A 50 Hz 1.0 62 dB(A) 90 C/70 C *7.5 x 2.5 x 2.6 m RAL 6011 8,000 kg

364 kW 150 kW 144 kW 41.2% 39.6% 80.8% 400 V 217 A 50 Hz 1.0 62 dB(A) 90 C/70 C *7.5 x 2.5 x 2.6 m RAL 6011 8,500 kg

477 kW 200 kW 208 kW 41.9% 43.6% 85.5% 400 V 289 A 50 Hz 1.0 62 dB(A) 90 C/70 C *7.5 x 2.5 x 2.6 m RAL 6011 8,500 kg

589 kW 250 kW 257 kW 42.4% 43.6% 86.0% 400 V 361 A 50 Hz 1.0 62 dB(A) 90 C/70 C *7.5 x 2.5 x 2.6 m RAL 6011 8,500 kg

774 kW 333 kW 336 kW 43.0% 43.4% 86.4% 400 V 481 A 50 Hz 1.0 62 dB(A) 90 C/70 C *7.5 x 2.5 x 2.6 m RAL 6011 9,500 kg

790 kW 340 kW 344 kW 43.0% 43.5% 86.5% 400 V 491 A 50 Hz 1.0 62 dB(A) 90 C/70 C *7.5 x 2.5 x 2.6 m RAL 6011 9,500 kg

Data based on a rated load at cos phi = 1 and normed conditions as per ISO 3046-1: 25 C ambient temperature, 100 kPa air pressure, 100 m above sea level, 30% relative humidity. The technical data and tolerances apply as given in each of the current data sheets prepared for each individual country. As part of our process of continuous development we retain the right to modify the technical data without advance notice. *1 Continuous mechanical performance ICXN (to ISO 3046-1, rapeseed oil fuel, not overloaded at cos = 1) *2 Rapeseed oil in line with the in-house fuel standards of WRZ Energy GmbH (minimum requirements DIN 51605). The use of additional fuels is possible on request. *3 Fuel consumption based on rapeseed oil with a fuel heating value Hu of 37,500 kJ/kg (10.417 kWh/kg) *4 Container dimensions plus roof mounting *5 Further RAL colours available on request Additional soundproofing measure possible

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Heating-oil-powered CHP unit 25 to 340 kW


WE-CG-025-D Engine Cylinders Capacity in cc Nominal speed (rev/min) Continuous mechanical performance ICXN *1 Generator Operation Fuel *2 Consumption per electrical kWh (approx.) *3 Fuel input Electrical power (approx.) Thermal power (approx.) Electrical efficiency Thermal efficiency Overall efficiency Voltage Current per phase at rated load Frequency cos phi Sound level in 10 m Maximum inlet and return temperature Dimensions (L x W x H) *4 Standard external colour *5 Weight (approx.) Kubota 4 in a line 3,300 1,500 43 kW WE-CG-050-D IVECO 4 in a line 3,900 1,500 53 kW WE-CG-100-D Deutz 6 in a line 7,200 1,500 105 kW WE-CG-150-D Scania 6 in a line 12,000 1,500 157 kW WE-CG-200-D Scania 6 in a line 12,000 1,500 210 kW WE-CG-250-D Scania 6 in a line 12,000 1,500 261 kW WE-CG-333-D Scania 8 in a 90 V 16,000 1,500 345 kW WE-CG-340-D Scania 8 in a 90 V 16,000 1,500 353 kW

Asynchronised Parallel to mains supply Heating oil 0.316 l/kWh

Synchronised Parallel to mains supply Heating oil 0.274 l/kWh

Synchronised Parallel to mains supply Heating oil 0.243 l/kWh

Synchronised Parallel to mains supply Heating oil 0.239 l/kWh

Synchronised Parallel to mains supply Heating oil 0.235 l/kWh

Synchronised Parallel to mains supply Heating oil 0.232 l/kWh

Synchronised Parallel to mains supply Heating oil 0.229 l/kWh

Synchronised Parallel to mains supply Heating oil 0.229 l/kWh

80 kW 25 kW 44 kW 31.2% 54.8% 86.0% 400 V 37 A 50 Hz 1.0 60 dB(A) 85 C/65 C 2.07 x 0.8 x 1.37 m RAL 6032 1,300 kg

139 kW 50 kW 67 kW 35.9% 48.1% 84.0% 400 V 74 A 50 Hz 1.0 70 dB(A) 85 C/70 C 2.5 x 1.04 x 1.6 m RAL 6032 2,000 kg

247 kW 100 kW 105 kW 40.5% 42.4% 82.9% 400 V 144 A 50 Hz 1.0 62 dB(A) 90 C/70 C *7.5 x 2.5 x 2.6 m RAL 6011 8,000 kg

364 kW 150 kW 144 kW 41.2% 39.6% 80.8% 400 V 217 A 50 Hz 1.0 62 dB(A) 90 C/70 C *7.5 x 2.5 x 2.6 m RAL 6011 8,500 kg

477 kW 200 kW 208 kW 41.9% 43.6% 85.5% 400 V 289 A 50 Hz 1.0 62 dB(A) 90 C/70 C *7.5 x 2.5 x 2.6 m RAL 6011 8,500 kg

589 kW 250 kW 257 kW 42.4% 43.6% 86.0% 400 V 361 A 50 Hz 1.0 62 dB(A) 90 C/70 C *7.5 x 2.5 x 2.6 m RAL 6011 8,500 kg

774 kW 333 kW 336 kW 43.0% 43.4% 86.4% 400 V 481 A 50 Hz 1.0 62 dB(A) 90 C/70 C *7.5 x 2.5 x 2.6 m RAL 6011 9,500 kg

790 kW 340 kW 344 kW 43.0% 43.5% 86.5% 400 V 491 A 50 Hz 1.0 62 dB(A) 90 C/70 C *7.5 x 2.5 x 2.6 m RAL 6011 9,500 kg

Data based on a relate to a rated load at cos phi = 1 and normed conditions as per ISO 3046-1: 25 C ambient temperature, 100 kPa air pressure, 100 m above sea level, 30% relative humidity. The technical data and tolerances apply as given in each of the current data sheets prepared for each individual country. As part of our process of continuous development we retain the right to modify the technical data without advance notice. *1 Continuous mechanical performance ICXN (to ISO 3046-1, diesel fuel, not overloaded at cos = 1) *2 Heating oil. The use of additional fuels is possible on request. *3 Fuel consumption based on heating oil with a heating value of a minimum of 42,500 kJ/kg *4 Container dimensions plus roof mounting *5 Further RAL colours available on request Additional soundproofing measure possible

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Natural-gas-powered CHP unit 20 to 100 kW


WE-CG-020-N Engine Cylinders Capacity in cc Nominal speed (rev/min) Continuous mechanical performance ICXN *1 Generator Operation Fuel *2 Consumption per electrical kWh (approx.) Fuel input Electrical power (approx.) Thermal power (approx.) Electrical efficiency Thermal efficiency Overall efficiency Voltage Current per phase at rated load Frequency cos phi Sound level in 1m (*without soundinsulating hood) Max. inlet and return temperature Dimensions (L x W x H) *3 Standard colour *4 Weight (approx.) Ford 4 in a line 2,300 1,530 27 kW WE-CG-030-N Ford 6 V-type 4,000 1,530 36 kW WE-CG-050-N MAN 4 in a line 4,580 1,500 55 kW WE-CG-070-N MAN 6 in a line 6,870 1,500 75 kW WE-CG-100-N MAN 6 in a line 6,870 1,500 110 kW

Asynchronised Parallel to mains supply Natural gas. liquid gas 3.40 kWh/kWh

Asynchronised Parallel to mains supply Natural gas. liquid gas 3.53 kWh/kWh

Synchronised Parallel to mains supply Natural gas 2.96 kWh/kWh

Synchronised Parallel to mains supply Natural gas 2.91 kWh/kWh

Synchronised Parallel to mains supply Natural gas 2.82 kWh/kWh

68 kW 20 kW 42 kW 29.4% 61.8% 91.2% 400 V 30.0 A 50 Hz 1.0 54 dB(A)

106 kW 30 kW 68 kW 28.3% 64.2% 92.5% 400 V 43.3 A 50 Hz 1.0 53 dB(A)

148 kW 50 kW 80 kW 33.8% 54.1% 87.8% 400 V 72.2 A 50 Hz 1.0 75 dB(A)

204 kW 70 kW 109 kW 34.3% 53.4% 87.7% 400 V 101.0 A 50 Hz 1.0 72 dB(A)

282 kW 104 kW 138 kW 36.9% 48.9% 85.8% 400 V 144.0 A 50 Hz 1.0 75 dB(A)

85 C/65 C 1.5 x 0.81 x 1.27 m RAL 5517C 870 kg

85 C/65 C 1.64 x 0.86 x 1.34 m RAL 5517C 1.160 kg

90 C/70 C 2.86 x 0.9 x 1.9 m RAL 7030 2.300 kg

90 C/70 C 2.86 x 0.9 x 1.9 m RAL 7030 2.600 kg

90 C/70 C 2.84 x 0.9 x 1.9 m RAL 7030 2.700 kg

Data based on a rated load at cos phi = 1 and normed conditions as per ISO 3046-1: 25 C ambient temperature, 100 kPa air pressure, 100 m above sea level, 30% relative humidity. The technical data and tolerances apply as given in each of the current data sheets prepared for each individual country. As part of our process of continuous development we retain the right to modify the technical data without advance notice. *1 Continuous mechanical performance ICXN (to ISO 3046-1, not overloaded at cos = 1) *2 Natural gas. The use of additional fuels is possible on request. *3 Dimensions = smallest possible design as a complete module. A modular form in a heating cellar is possible. *4 Further RAL colours available on request Additional soundproofing measures possible

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Natural-gas-powered CHP unit 150 to 400 kW


WE-CG-150-N Engine Cylinders Capacity in cc Nominal speed (rev/min) Continuous mechanical performance ICXN *1 Generator Operation Fuel *2 Consumption per electrical kWh (approx.) *3 Fuel input Electrical power (approx.) Thermal power (approx.) Electrical efficiency Thermal efficiency Overall efficiency Voltage Current per phase at rated load Frequency cos phi Sound level in 1m (*without soundinsulating hood) Max. inlet and return temperature Dimensions (L x W x H) *3 Standard colour *4 Weight (approx.) MAN 6 in a line 12,820 1,500 150 kW WE-CG-200-N MAN 6 in a line 12,820 1,500 210 kW WE-CG-250-N MAN 12 V-type 21,930 1,500 250 kW WE-CG-400-N MAN 12 V-type 21,930 1,500 420 kW

Synchronised Parallel to mains supply Natural gas 2.61 kWh/kWh

Synchronised Parallel to mains supply Natural gas 2.77 kWh/kWh

Synchronised Parallel to mains supply Natural gas 2.79 kWh/kWh

Synchronised Parallel to mains supply Natural gas 2.65 kWh/kWh

392 kW 142 kW 207 kW 36.2% 52.8% 89.0% 400 V 205.0 A 50 Hz 1.0 75 dB(A)

553 kW 200 kW 293 kW 36.2% 53.0% 89.2% 400 V 289.0 A 50 Hz 1.0 94 dB(A)*

669 kW 240 kW 365 kW 35.9% 54.6% 90.4% 400 V 347.0 A 50 Hz 1.0 90 dB(A)*

1,045 kW 404 kW 513 kW 38.7% 49.1% 87.8% 400 V 583.0 A 50 Hz 1.0 94 dB(A)*

90 C/70 C 3.45 x 0.9 x 1.9 m RAL 7030 3,200 kg

90 C/70 C 3.6 x 1.6 x 2.1 m RAL 7030 4,000 kg

90 C/70 C 3.8 x 1.8 x 2.27 m RAL 7030 4,600 kg

90 C/70 C 3.8 x 1.8 x 2.27 m RAL 7030 5,500 kg

Data based on a rated load at cos phi = 1 and normed conditions as per ISO 3046-1: 25 C ambient temperature, 100 kPa air pressure, 100 m above sea level, 30% relative humidity. The technical data and tolerances apply as given in each of the current data sheets prepared for each individual country. As part of our process of continuous development we retain the right to modify the technical data without advance notice. *1 Continuous mechanical performance ICXN (to ISO 3046-1, not overloaded at cos = 1) *2 Natural gas. The use of additional fuels is possible on request. *3 Dimensions = smallest possible design as a complete module. It may be transported into a heating cellar in a knocked-down form. *4 Further RAL colours available on request Additional soundproofing measures possible

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90 kW vegetable-oil-powered CHP unit in a container with 25 m main tank and buffer tank

120 kW vegetable-oil-powered CHP unit in a container with 2 x 24 m vegetable oil tank, heating oil tank with 24 m main heating oil tank and 24 m buffer tank

30 kW natural-gas-powered CHP unit with sound-insulating hood and 2 m buffer tank

340 kW CHP unit in a container with 220 kW absorption cooler, 50 m vegetable oil tank und two 60 m buffer tanks for heat and cooling energy

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340 kW vegetable-oil-powered CHP unit in a container with 50 m main vegetable oil tank and 50 m buffer tank

4 x 30 kW natural-gas-powered CHP unit with sound-absorbing hood and 2 x 5 m buffer tank

2 x 8 kW vegetable-oil-powered CHP unit with 10 kW absorption cooler, 750 litre fuel tank and 1,100 litre cold storage tank in a container

150 kW vegetable-oil-powered CHP unit in a container with 35 m main tank and 26 m buffer tank

Should you require additional information please contact us at: info@wuerz.com

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All of the product and performance details are nominal values. All of the details are product descriptions without guarantees. Configuration agreements and guarantees require a special agreement covering the specific application usage. We accept no liability for free-of-charge technical or financial advice.

WRZ Energy GmbH Bochumer Strae 3 D-57234 Wilnsdorf Phone +49(0)2739 4037-0 Fax +49(0)2739 4037-149 E-mail: info@wuerz.com www.wuerz.com

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