330 kVA and 580 kVA Doosan Sets with Extended Fuel Tanks
Two more Doosan-powered diesel generator sets from EA Power Systems are on their way to Northern Europe. They will provide reliable standby power for a water treatment plant.
The project includes a 330 kVA Doosan diesel generator with a Doosan P126TI-II engine and a larger 580 kVA Doosan generator with a Doosan DP158LD engine. Both sets are built in soundproof canopies and fitted with extended bunded base fuel tanks for long runs between refuelling.
EA Power Systems is supplying two Doosan diesel generators for a water treatment plant in Northern Europe. The 330 kVA and 580 kVA sets include soundproof canopies, extended fuel tanks, and modular frames. They are designed for dependable standby use with DSE7320 controllers and support equipment.
Fuel autonomy was a key part of the design.
The 330 kVA generator has a 1,500-litre bunded base fuel tank, while the 580 kVA unit uses a larger 3,000-litre bunded base tank. These extended diesel tank options are set up to give about 24 hours of fuel autonomy. That helps cut refuelling stops and supports steady operation at the plant.
The fuel tanks were also designed around the modular generator build. If site needs change later, the units can be changed back to a standard base tank layout. That gives the customer more flexibility and keeps the diesel generator package adaptable.
Both generators use a DSE7320 controller for monitoring, protection, and automatic mains failure control.
Standard equipment also includes an electronic fuel gauge, jacket water heater, starting battery, and battery charger. These parts help keep the Doosan generator sets ready when power is needed.
The jacket water heater keeps engine temperature stable during standby periods, while the battery charger keeps the start system ready for an automatic start after a mains failure.
Transport also needed planning. The 330 kVA generator, with its extended 1,500-litre tank, was loaded into an open-top 40-foot shipping container for delivery to their final destination.
For EA Power Systems, this job shows how a standard diesel generator platform can be adapted to the operating requirements of a specific site. By using proven Doosan engines, fuel autonomy, bunded fuel storage, and modular construction, these generator sets offer a practical power solution for the new water treatment plant.
Question: What generator sizes are being supplied?
Short answer: EA Power Systems is supplying a 330 kVA Doosan diesel generator and a 580 kVA Doosan generator.
Question: Why were extended bunded base fuel tanks specified?
Short answer: To give about 24 hours of fuel autonomy and reduce refuelling.
Question: What tank sizes are fitted?
Short answer: 1,500 litres on the 330 kVA unit and 3,000 litres on the 580 kVA unit.
Question: How does modular construction help?
Short answer: It lets the units be changed back to a standard base tank layout if needs change later.
Question: What keeps the generators ready for standby use?
Short answer: The DSE7320 controller, fuel gauge, jacket water heater, starting battery, and battery charger.
