Jenbacher J624 GS

Making technology history

GE has unveiled the world's first 24-cylinder gas engine for commercial operation. With enough output to power 9,000 European households, the Jenbacher J624 GS represents a quantum leap in gas engine technology. Capping two years of development, this unique product adds another solution to our gas engine portfolio, uses several fuel sources to protect our environment and builds on our vast expertise. Our first field customer will be a greenhouse operator in the Netherlands, with serial production of the engine scheduled to start in 2009.

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Product Highlights

  • Electrical output 4 MW
  • Lean burn, turbo charged, mixture cooled
  • 24-cylinder @ 1,500 rpm
  • Compact package design
  • Vibration decoupled system

Fuel Flexibility

Customer benefits
  • High power density
  • Low installation & operating costs
  • Low specific fuel consumption
  • High heat recovery rate
Technical Specifications J624 GS
Number of cylinders / arrangement: 24 / V 60°
Combustion: Lean burn principle
Bore: 190 mm (7.48 inch)
Stroke: 220 mm (8.66 inch)
Speed: 1,500 rpm
Gen-Set dimensions:
(meters)
(inches)		 Length x Width x Height
11.6 x 2 x 2.5
456.69 x 78.74 x 98.42
Gen-Set Weight: 43 tons

Spotlight

The New, Powerful J624 GS
Customer benefits include high power density, low installation & operating costs, low specific fuel consumption and high heat recovery rate.

For more information on the GE Line of Jenbacher Products contact:

GE
Achenseestraße 1-3,
A-6200 Jenbach

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