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    The document summarizes the fuel gas system for a Jenbacher engine. It describes how fuel gas enters the air-gas mixer where it is mixed with air before passing through an exhaust gas turbocharger and mixture cooler. The gas-air mixture then flows through a throttle valve that controls the flow to individual cylinders. It also explains that the exhaust gas turbocharger bypass connects the intake system's pressure and suction sides, and is used to protect the turbocharger and control power output. A schematic diagram shows the key components and flow of the fuel gas and air in the system.

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    The document summarizes the fuel gas system for a Jenbacher engine. It describes how fuel gas enters the air-gas mixer where it is mixed with air before passing through an exhaust gas turbocharger and mixture cooler. The gas-air mixture then flows through a throttle valve that controls the flow to individual cylinders. It also explains that the exhaust gas turbocharger bypass connects the intake system's pressure and suction sides, and is used to protect the turbocharger and control power output. A schematic diagram shows the key components and flow of the fuel gas and air in the system.

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    The document summarizes the fuel gas system for a Jenbacher engine. It describes how fuel gas enters the air-gas mixer where it is mixed with air before passing through an exhaust gas turbocharger and mixture cooler. The gas-air mixture then flows through a throttle valve that controls the flow to individual cylinders. It also explains that the exhaust gas turbocharger bypass connects the intake system's pressure and suction sides, and is used to protect the turbocharger and control power output. A schematic diagram shows the key components and flow of the fuel gas and air in the system.

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    The document summarizes the fuel gas system for a Jenbacher engine. It describes how fuel gas enters the air-gas mixer where it is mixed with air before passing through an exhaust gas turbocharger and mixture cooler. The gas-air mixture then flows through a throttle valve that controls the flow to individual cylinders. It also explains that the exhaust gas turbocharger bypass connects the intake system's pressure and suction sides, and is used to protect the turbocharger and control power output. A schematic diagram shows the key components and flow of the fuel gas and air in the system.

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    Jenbacher 5.1.

    6
    Documentation Fuel Gas System

    1. General description:

    Fuel gas enters the air-gas mixer vertically, where it is mixed with air and then passed on through a pipe
    to the exhaust gas turbochargers.
    Behind the exhaust gas turbocharger the compressed gas/air mixture flows through the mixture cooler
    (heat exchanger mixture / water).
    The gas/air mixture is then fed through the throttle valve. Depending on its position, this valve controls the
    flow into the intake lines. From the intake lines the mixture is distributed to the all the separate cylinders.

    2. Exhaust gas turbocharger bypass:

    The exhaust gas turbocharger bypass connects the pressure side and the suction side of the intake
    pressure charging system (exhaust gas turbocharger). Throughput is controlled by electrically operated
    valves.
    The exhaust gas turbocharger bypass has two functions. Firstly, it is designed to protect the exhaust gas
    turbocharger against the effects of pumping, and secondly it is used to control the power output during
    operation, as a result of which the level of control can be significantly improved.

    3. Schematic diagram – fuel gas system:

    Key:
    Actuator Actuator
    Heat exchanger (mixture/water) NCG
    Intake air filter NFV
    Exhaust gas turbocharger NSG
    Electrical control valve NVA
    Air-gas mixer NVD3
    Throttle valve NVG
    Differential-pressure manometer PDI D

    Fuel gas entering D


    Air-intake lines 1

    M
    NVD3
    NFV
    NVA
    NVG
    Actuator NCG

    NSG

    Keyword: ENI Pakistan 1-10 Unit no.: J F516/ J F662 - J F670 Module no.: ------
    Module type : JGS 312 GS-N.L. Version: C01 Engine no.: ------

    Issued: Doku./Schartner Checked: Dokumentation Date: 2004-12


    EN 5_1_6___B_BR2+3_EN.doc Index: b Page - No.: 1 / 1

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