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KitCOG™ Fuel-Saving Simulator

How much fuel your existing GenSet can save you — by Termogamma

Empowering Passion — since 1985

Find out how much your GenSet is wasting — in 30 seconds.

A standard GenSet converts only ~35% of fuel into electricity. The remaining 65% is dumped as heat into the atmosphere through the exhaust and the cooling radiator. KitCOG™ is a turn-key, containerized waste-heat-recovery kit that captures up to ~55% of the fuel input and turns it into hot water (up to 90°C) or steam (up to 10 bar) — without changing a single bolt on your GenSet, without burning extra fuel.

1. Your GenSet & site

kWe
d/y
h/d
Total GenSet operating hours per year 3,960 h/y

2. Boiler operating profile & fuel

d/y
h/d
Total boiler operating hours per year 3,960 h/y
Effective overlap (savings basis) 3,960 h/y
$/L
kWt

Estimated fuel savings

Heat recoverable from your GenSet
Annual fuel cost saved
$ 0
per year — energy that would otherwise be burned in the boiler
Heat recovered
0 kWt
Fuel saved per year
0 L
CO₂ avoided per year
0 t
10-year cumulative savings
$ 0

How the energy flows in your GenSet

Fuel input
0 kW
Wasted today — recoverable
0 kWt
Useful with KitCOG
0 kWt

Method & assumptions

Heat recovery model. The recommended kit and its nominal recoverable heat (kWt) are read from the official Termogamma kitCOG™ STD table and linearly interpolated within each kit's GenSet application range. The energy balance is consistent with a GenSet electrical efficiency of ~35–43% and a thermal recovery of ~50–55% of fuel input. The GenSet is assumed to run at its nameplate electrical output during its declared working hours.

Operating hours. Both the GenSet and the existing boiler are described by their own working days per year and working hours per day. The savings calculation uses the overlap between the two profiles — i.e. min(GenSet hours, Boiler hours) — because heat is only recovered when the engine is running and there is a boiler demand to be displaced. The two individual totals and the resulting overlap are shown on the input panel.

Heat coverage. The customer's average heat demand (kWt) is entered directly. The kit covers up to its rated thermal output: if the demand exceeds the kit, the existing boiler continues to provide the remaining gap; if the demand is below the kit, the excess heat is dissipated and produces no saving.

Saving calculation. Useful heat per hour = min(kit kWt, customer demand kWt). Annual saving = useful heat × effective overlap hours, divided by the fuel input that the existing boiler would have needed at its declared efficiency. Default boiler efficiency 85% (typical oil/diesel boiler).

Partial load. When the GenSet routinely runs at partial load instead of nameplate output, the recoverable heat scales down proportionally. In that case the savings shown here should be considered an upper bound; a site‑specific load profile is required for an accurate estimate.

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