Clifford Power Systems, Inc.

Clifford Power systems is committed to keeping you informed.  We are pleased to share exciting updates about Power Design Pro sizing software and share the latest edition of POWERconnect news covering important effects of Tier 4 changes. 

Generac Power Systems, Inc., has enhanced its award-winning Power Design Pro™ generator sizing software with a new exhaust piping module.

This exhaust piping module allows you to enter the length of the exhaust piping run and the number of various elbow types. It then automatically selects the appropriate exhaust piping for a selected generator. The module also allows you to manually select the pipe size, after which it calculates the engine’s exhaust back pressure. The exhaust piping module supports single and dual exhaust engine configurations.

“When exhaust piping is sized incorrectly, engine back pressure could exceed recommended limits and cause the generator to fail,” says Michael Kirchner, technical support manager, Generac. “The new exhaust piping module for Power Design Pro eliminates manual calculations and removes all of the guesswork from sizing the exhaust pipe. In doing so, it makes our already advanced generator sizing program that much more effective.”

Introduced in 2009, Generac’s Power Design Pro is a complete generator sizing and system design tool supporting both electrical and mechanical design. Designed by engineers, for engineers, Power Design Pro incorporates 50 years of power generation experience into the market’s most advanced generator design tool. Additionally, Power Design Pro is a one-stop solution center, offering specification sheets, installation drawings, emission information, a specification text library with full inclusive design notes and the ability to link directly to supporting dealers for budgetary quoting and additional support.

To download the Power Design Pro Software, go to www.Generac.com/PowerDesignPro.

In this issue, learn about the impact of Tier 4 on generator specification, find out how to get free design support for large emergency power systems, and get a recap of this year’s engineering symposium.

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