Generator A Cone

Generator A Cone is designed according to TS EN ISO 8528 Figure 1 to be used in generator tests.

The temperatures on the surfaces of the moving internal combustion engine driven alternating current generators that can be touched with the A cone specified in Figure 1 and the B cone specified in Figure 2; 1) 80 ° C for metallic surfaces, 2) It should not exceed 94 ° C for non-metallic surfaces.

ISO 8528 Generator A Cone

ISO 8528 is a standard for alternating current generator sets powered by internal combustion engines. This standard provides specific requirements and test methods to ensure the performance and safety of generators. The Generator A Cone is an important test tool within the scope of this standard.

Description of Generator A Cone

Generator A Cone is a test tool designed in accordance with ISO 8528 standard. This cone is used to measure and evaluate the surface temperatures of generators. In particular, it plays a critical role in ensuring the safety of generators powered by internal combustion engines.

Technical Specifications

Temperature Limits: Generator Cone A must ensure that surface temperatures remain within certain limits:
Maximum temperature for metallic surfaces: 80 °C
Maximum temperature for non-metallic surfaces: 94 °C

Areas of Use

Performance Tests: It is used for monitoring and evaluating temperatures under operating conditions of generators.
Safety Assessments: It is a critical tool for checking the safe operation of generators.

Example Applications

Generator Sets: It is used for testing generator sets in accordance with ISO 8528 standard.
Industrial Applications: It is applied to evaluate the performance of generators used for power generation in factories and industrial plants.