Types of Stationary Generators Transported By Heavy Haulers

We are aware that there are different types of stationary generators that you may prefer to serve your desired purpose. Regardless of the type, our professional team will always help you transport your equipment to your specified location. There are six major types of Stationary generators.

There are gasoline generators which are the standard type and are pocket-friendly. They are available in small sizes, ideal for portable models. However, the gasoline generator is highly flammable. The second type is Diesel fuel generators. They are the least flammable and readily available. The engines in these generators have a long lifespan and perform more efficiently under heavy and rigorous use. These types of generators are best to use in farms or business institutions. The third and the most environmentally friendly generators are the Biodiesel generators.

The diesel used in these generators is made from a mixture of diesel and other biological sources such as vegetable oil or animal fat. These generators use less of the non-renewable energy source of fossil fuels. They produce fewer emissions and waste in the environment. They have long lifespan engines of two to three years in storage. However, they are difficult to operate because the mixture of the diesel to oil ratio must be 8.2

Other types of generators are propane gas generators. Propane has a longer shelf life as compared to gasoline and diesel. The generators produce relatively low emissions and not subjected to wet stacking common in diesel generators. They are ideal in cold areas because they start quickly and offer quiet operations. However, these types of generators are highly flammable and can explode easily if not well maintained. The propane gas generators are relatively expensive to install and requires a skilled workforce to operate.

Natural gas generators on the other hand never run out of the fuel since the natural gas is readily available everywhere. They are not portable and burn clearly with less emission. They start well in cold conditions and runs relatively more quietly compared to other generators.

Lastly, there are hydrogen generators that are portable and used in a wide range of environment such as laboratories. They are run quietly and produce non-toxic emission to the atmosphere. The installation cost is relatively high and require skilled human resources but produce more pound of energy compared to other generators.