GE E-565 is a single-cylinder, two-stroke, clean-burning engine that meets current federal emission regulations without additional control systems. It is capable of operating on a wide range of field gas – including both high and low BTU – making it a simple, reliable solution for continuous oilfield operation. With its rated continuous BHP of 40 hp (29.8 kW) at 100º F (38º C) ambient and rated RPM of 525, the GE E-565 is well-suited for powering pumping units that require smooth, continuous, stable power to reduce shock to the rod string.
GE E-565 is a single-cylinder, two-stroke, clean-burning engine that meets current federal emission regulations without additional control systems. It is capable of operating on a wide range of field gas – including both high and low BTU – making it a simple, reliable solution for continuous oilfield operation. With its rated continuous BHP of 40 hp (29.8 kW) at 100º F (38º C) ambient and rated RPM of 525, the GE E-565 is well-suited for powering pumping units that require smooth, continuous, stable power to reduce shock to the rod string.
GE E-565 is a single-cylinder, two-stroke, clean-burning engine that meets current federal emission regulations without additional control systems. It is capable of operating on a wide range of field gas – including both high and low BTU – making it a simple, reliable solution for continuous oilfield operation. With its rated continuous BHP of 40 hp (29.8 kW) at 100º F (38º C) ambient and rated RPM of 525, the GE E-565 is well-suited for powering pumping units that require smooth, continuous, stable power to reduce shock to the rod string.
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