Typical Project Configuration · Customizable Range · 800kW

800 kW Weichai Sound-Attenuated Diesel Generator

For outdoor high-capacity backup at large factories, hospital support areas, campuses and data or communications auxiliaries. At 800 kW, acoustics, cooling, transport, lifting and service space must be engineered together.

800 kWWeichai engineHigh-output acoustic enclosureCritical-load backup

Product photos · Typical configuration

Configuration overview

Typical 800 kW Weichai sound-attenuated generator for large factories, hospital support and campus critical loads, covering heat balance, noise, logistics and interfaces.

Reference output
800 kW / 1000 kVA @ PF 0.8
Package format
Weatherproof sound-attenuated enclosure
Engine platform
Weichai
Alternator
Project-selected alternator
Frequency and speed
50Hz / 1500rpm · 60Hz / 1800rpm
Electrical output
Three-phase, four-wire · Project voltage

This page presents one typical project configuration to explain output, brand combination, package format and system interfaces. The same range covers additional outputs and options; the final engine model, rating, voltage, controller, tank, dimensions and supply scope are defined for the project.

Applications

Recommended applications and package choice

Recommended for

For facilities needing large outdoor capacity without a standard generator room

Suitable for major manufacturing, hospital support, campus utilities and data or communications auxiliaries, with interfaces for ATS, paralleling, LV distribution, fuel and monitoring.

Consider another package

A high-output acoustic enclosure cannot reuse small-set airflow and logistics assumptions

Heat rejection, intake and discharge resistance, exhaust backpressure, attenuator pressure loss, road width, lifting points and service-door orientation can all change the final package.

Typical application
Large manufacturing and campus backup
Typical application
Hospital and data-support loads
Typical application
Outdoor stations with paralleling or expansion provisions

Core configuration

Four core configurations behind reliable operation

01

Engine and enclosure cooling

The engine, radiator and enclosure airflow are matched to output and ambient conditions, with hot-air recirculation, pressure loss and exhaust backpressure checked so attenuation does not reduce loaded capability.

02

Alternator and load response

The alternator is selected for motors, chillers, pumps, UPS and other loads, including excitation, insulation and temperature rise; PMG and the final brand or model are documented where required.

03

Acoustic enclosure and airflow

The enclosure specification defines steel, forming and welding, coating, perforated inner panels, flame-retardant acoustic material, seals and attenuated airflow, with locks, hinges and lifting points included in inspection.

04

Controls, fuel and service interfaces

Controller, emergency stop, alarms, grounding, base tank, external fill, access doors and lifting or drag interfaces determine day-to-day operation and maintainability.

Key parameters

Parameters used for project selection

These are the parameters that shape selection and interfaces. Fuel consumption, noise and dimensions are supplied after the engine model, load factor and site environment are defined.

Reference output800 kW / 1000 kVA @ PF 0.8
Rating basisPrime/standby rating confirmed against the final engine model, ISO 8528 conditions and project duty
Engine / alternatorWeichai engine / Project-selected alternator
Frequency / voltage50 Hz / 1500 rpm or 60 Hz / 1800 rpm; 380–480 V and other project voltages
Reference noiseSeries-manual reference: 75–80 dBA at 7 m; final value depends on output, airflow, attenuation and test conditions
Reference dimensions5300 × 2200 × 2660 mm (same-output manual reference); final dimensions follow the selected package
Reference fuel tank970 L (same-output manual reference); verified against target runtime and usable volume
Enclosure / controlsWeatherproof acoustic enclosure; DSE / ComAp / SmartGen controls selected for ATS, paralleling and communications

Quality and delivery

Delivery evidence from components and structure to testing

01

Nameplates and BOM

Engine, alternator, controller and breaker brands, models and serial information are listed in the technical and delivery documents.

02

Structure and workmanship

Base steel, welds, fasteners, mounts and coating are included in manufacturing inspection; container packages also cover doors, hinges, locks, seals and lifting points.

03

Cooling and electrical

Radiator, airflow, wiring terminations, grounding, protection and safety separation support loaded stability and long-term serviceability.

04

Factory-test records

Factory records can cover starting, no-load and staged-load operation, voltage, frequency, alarms and protection, with witnessed FAT available by project.

Project configuration

Optional systems and project inputs

Optional systems

  • ATS transfer and low-voltage distribution
  • Paralleling, N+1 and future expansion
  • Base tank, day tank and automatic transfer
  • Remote monitoring, communications and records
  • Breaker, charger, heaters and spares package
  • Special voltage, hot/high-altitude and corrosion protection

Information needed for an accurate proposal

  • Critical-load list, maximum simultaneous load and starting sequence
  • Prime/standby duty and expected annual operating hours
  • Country, frequency, voltage, grounding and grid boundary
  • Temperature, altitude, dust, salt exposure and noise target
  • Fuel runtime, refueling route and fire requirements
  • Transport, lifting, foundation, installation and FAT/SAT responsibility

Ask an engineer to verify this package against the real loads

Provide the country and city, load list, frequency, voltage, duty, installation environment and required delivery. A HOHANK engineer will verify output, component selection, interfaces and the supply boundary.

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