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Synchronous generator Manufacturer

02/12/2009 9:24 AM

Hi,

I do not know the american market, and i would like to find a manufacturer of synchronous generator which is could supply:

- a 3.5MVA - 12kV -60 Hz - 4poles -1800 rpm synchronous generator

- conform to Nema MG1 and API546

- Suitable for ClassI /Div2

Could someone help me, thanks in advance.
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Re: Synchronous generator Manufacturer

02/12/2009 8:35 PM

if you wish to buy in china, I may help you
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Re: Synchronous generator Manufacturer

02/12/2009 9:09 PM

why don't you post it in commercial section ?

Also you may try to use the Great Globalspec search- you may get at least a couple of scores of manufacturers (if you are out of luck) or a couple of hundred (usually - whenever i try it).

It has good specifiction filters and you may even narrow down the area (even geographically) of search.

Then you may e-mail directly to the manufacturers and communicate your specific requirements.

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