Closed tender

Improving control and operation of the EBRI engine: COMAP and gas valve mode commissioning

Details

Buyer
Aston University
Value
GBP 5,000
Topic
Command, control, communication systems
Published
6 March 2015
Submission
18 March 2015
Source
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Tender description

The EBRI generator is a modified MAN dual fuel engine. It can accept liquid fuels or gaseous fuel manufactured on site. The electrical capacity of the CHP is 400kW. The EBRI generator is due to undergo some upgrades and changes to the surrounding ancillary hardware. please see the following link for the full technical specification http://www.aston.ac.uk/staff/centralprocurement/supplier-zone/becomingasupplier/

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  1. Tender published6 March 2015
    Current notice
  2. Submission date18 March 2015

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  • 35711000 · Command, control, communication systems

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