Hydrogen Cooling Generator Peripheral Products Generator Condition Monitor GCM

Early detection of hotspots in hydrogen-cooled generators! Approximately 1,000 units delivered worldwide.

The "Generator Condition Monitor (GCM)" is a device that detects hot spots (abnormal overheating) in the insulation materials of hydrogen-cooled generators at an early stage. Each type of insulation material has a specific thermal degradation onset temperature, and the epoxy-based insulation used in hydrogen-cooled generators begins to degrade when heated to 200-210°C, releasing a large amount of fine particles sized between 0.001 and 0.1 microns into the circulating hydrogen. It helps prevent major accidents in the important equipment of hydrogen-cooled generators and contributes to improving the reliability of the equipment. 【Features】 - Prevents major accidents in the important equipment of hydrogen-cooled generators before they occur. - Quickly detects changes in the concentration of fine particles and issues alarms. - Also responds to fine particles generated by arcs. - Manufactured since the early 1960s, with a track record of approximately 1,000 units delivered worldwide for hydrogen-cooled generators. - Releases a large amount of fine particles sized between 0.001 and 0.1 microns into the circulating hydrogen. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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