Thus we connect — read only
The value comes fromModbus TCP · Plant PLC · M-Bus (meters)of the installation —read, not controlled. Everything isin the housecalculated, nothing leaves the house. No obligation to disclose operational data.
Your own LLM for CHP — offline
Questions in plain language, answered byYour own installation data— local, no cloud. The AI runs internally; the installation remains yours.
Regulatory framework:NF ISO 8528 (generator sets) (CHP Test) · Manufacturer specifications (Maintenance plan)
Associated causal chains
This component is part ofInstallation causal chains— from cause to effect (gas quality → engine → exhaust gas → heat → efficiency). The AI reads the entire chain, not just the individual value.
Link with the entire installation
A CHP unit is never alone: electricity, heat and gas are linked, and with PV and battery storage, it becomes a system. The AI calculates the entire installation.
Frequently asked questions
What is the normal range for exhaust gas temperature per cylinder in the CHP?
The typical operating range is between 480 °C and 560 °C, depending on the load and gas composition.
At what point does the difference between cylinders become critical?
A spread between individual cylinders should not exceed 30 °C in principle.
What does a temperature that is too low in a single cylinder mean?
A significantly lower value compared to the rest of the unit indicates ignition failures or faulty spark plugs.
Why does the temperature in one cylinder exceed the limit value?
Excessive temperatures often indicate valve clearance issues, faulty valves, or insufficient mixture formation.
How does the measured value help with the maintenance plan?
It allows for targeted diagnostics to determine whether mechanical components (valves) or electrical components (ignition) require maintenance.
Why is monitoring exhaust gas temperature per cylinder important for service life?
It protects components against thermal overload and prevents material fatigue on critical exhaust valves.