Telecom & remote sites
Grid-independent power where servicing is costly and fuel supply varies.
On-site power from a single moving part. The genset runs on diesel, kerosene, HVO or biofuel — in any blend — on air bearings that need no oil, so a plant gets grid-independent power with one service visit a year.
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A microturbine makes power the way a jet engine does — but with a single rotating shaft on air bearings, so there is no oil, no coolant and almost nothing to wear out.
That design is what changes the maintenance story. A conventional diesel genset needs oil changes and frequent servicing; the microturbine runs on air bearings and asks for one service visit a year across a 45,000-hour design life. It also accepts whatever fuel a site can get — diesel, kerosene, HVO or biofuel, in any blend — without a change in hardware.
Brio Energy supplies, integrates and services the range in India. The 12 kW single-phase unit suits smaller or remote loads; the 32 kW three-phase unit steps up to larger sites, and both are CHP-ready so the exhaust heat can be put back to work as hot water, steam or process heat.
| Specification | MTG12 | MTP40 |
|---|---|---|
| Prime power | 12 kW / 12 kVA | 32 kW |
| Standby rating | — | 44 kVA |
| Phase | Single phase, 230 Vac, 50/60 Hz | Three phase |
| Fuels | Diesel, kerosene, paraffin, HVO, FAME biofuel — and any blend of these | |
| Bearings / lubrication | Air bearings — no lubricating oil | |
| Cooling | Air-cooled — no coolant | |
| Operating temperature | −10 °C to +45 °C | −20 °C to +45 °C |
| Noise | 60 dB(A) at 7 m (55 dB with Quiet Pack) | — |
| Design life | 45,000 hours | 45,000 hours |
| Service interval | One visit per year | One visit per year |
| Availability | In production | Pre-order |
| Manufacturer | Bladon MT — supplied & serviced in India by Brio Energy Pvt. Ltd. | |
Figures as published by the manufacturer. Output de-rates with altitude and ambient temperature; site output is confirmed on survey.
Because it is quiet, low-maintenance and fuel-flexible, the microturbine fits sites where a diesel set is awkward — indoors, near people, or far from a reliable fuel supply.
Grid-independent power where servicing is costly and fuel supply varies.
Clean, low-vibration backup for sensitive loads and continuous duty.
Recover the exhaust heat for hot water, steam or process heating on site.
Low noise and low emissions make indoor and near-building siting practical.
Single-phase, 230 Vac. The compact frame for smaller or remote loads — telecom, standby and light commercial duty.
Three-phase, with a 44 kVA standby rating. Steps up to larger sites and continuous industrial duty, same air-bearing multi-fuel core.
Tell us your site load, runtime and fuel. We will size the right microturbine and put a fuel-saving and payback figure against it before any capex decision.