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PRESS RELEASES Globe Circling Adventurer Fischer Panda’s AGT DC Generator Helps Power The Zero-Carbon Car>>> Fischer Panda Generators U.S. Reports Vigorous OEM Growth in 2007>>> Fischer Panda Generators U.S. to Equip Fischer Panda Generators U.S. to Equip Fischer Panda U.S. Adds Two Certified Dealers>>> Gas Versus Diesel Generators: Airing the Facts>>> Fischer Panda Sets The Standard Enjoy a quiet evening aboard with the Jeff Till Named Dealer and Marine Sales Representative For Fischer Panda Generators U.S.>>> Custom-Built Marine Generators Available Fischer Panda Generates Interest with Smart Panel Keeps Close Track of Fischer Panda Generator's Performance>>> |
Gas Versus Diesel Generators: Airing the Facts Oakland Park, FL –Under the best of conditions, a gas powered nonroad engine, such as those used in marine generator applications, produce at least 65 times more carbon monoxide (CO) than a similar sized nonroad diesel. Using the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) standard for average permissible CO emissions for gas and diesel nonroad engines as a guide, a 19kW diesel, for example, would produce CO emissions of 10.035 (grams/kW/hr) while the same-sized gas engine produced 650.20 (grams/kW/hr). “The gap only widens when you factor in a poorly maintained, under performing gas engine, which produces even larger amounts of potentially deadly CO,” added Chad Godwin, Marine Sales Manager for Fort Lauderdale, Florida-based Fischer Panda U.S., manufacturers of 100% water-cooled diesel marine generators. “We’re seeing more and more manufacturers and dealers switching from gas to diesel generators specifically based on consumer safety.” |
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