In internal combustion diesel engines used in generators, approximately 35% - 40% of the consumed energy is converted into work, while the remaining part is released into the environment as heat and exhaust gases. For over 20 years, leading engine manufacturers have been working to reduce emissions, and international emission regulations are continually being revised to lessen the environmental impact, especially of exhaust outputs.
KJ Power’s new generation generators, produced in compliance with current emission regulations, utilize a mechanism in their engines that doesn’t directly release exhaust gases into the air after they exit the combustion chamber. Instead, these gases undergo a series of improvement processes (ATS - after-treatment system) to remove particles (NOx - nitrogen oxides, CO - carbon monoxide, CO2 - carbon dioxide, HC - hydrocarbons).