
TECHNOMOT ENGINE PLATFORM
DRAGON
// Higher-output power for continuous operation //
Dragon is presented by Technomot as the mid-range platform in its e-fuel engine family. With stated power ratings up to 2,500 kW, it is positioned for generator-set, industrial and other demanding power applications.
UP TO
2,500 kW
8 · 12 · 16 · 20
CYLINDER OPTIONS
MULTI-SECTOR
APPLICATIONS
PLATFORM OVERVIEW
Higher-output architecture. Defined for continuous power.
Dragon occupies the middle power range within Technomot’s e-fuel engine family. The platform is presented for generator-set, industrial and other applications requiring sustained power output and efficient continuous operation.
HIGHER-OUTPUT POWER CLASS
Dragon extends the engine family beyond Falcon, with manufacturer-stated power ratings reaching up to 2,500 kW.
16-CYLINDER REFERENCE
The reference configuration combines 16 cylinders, an 83-litre swept volume and operating speeds of 1,500 and 1,800 rpm.
16-cylinder reference configuration.
Manufacturer-provided technical values for the Dragon 16-cylinder engine configuration.
- V-ANGLE
- 45°
- SWEPT VOLUME
- 83 litres
- 50 HZ SPEED
- 1,500 rpm
- 60 HZ SPEED
- 1,800 rpm
- BMEP
- 20 bar
- EMISSIONS STANDARD
- TA Luft
- LENGTH
- 3.6 m
- WIDTH
- 1.5 m
- HEIGHT
- 2.5 m
- ENGINE MASS
- 9.5 tonnes
Figures represent the manufacturer’s reference configuration and should be confirmed for application-specific use.
DRAGON APPLICATIONS
Designed for sustained output. Configured for the system.
What shapes the installition?
Dragon is presented for generator-set and industrial applications built around a 16-cylinder reference configuration. Final system selection depends on operating frequency, duty requirements, installation dimensions and supporting infrastructure.
GENERATOR-SET POWER
The 16-cylinder reference configuration is presented with a stated output of 2 MWe.
50 HZ SYSTEMS
Operation at 1,500 rpm for generator systems designed around 50 Hz electrical frequency.
60 HZ SYSTEMS
Operation at 1,800 rpm for generator systems designed around 60 Hz electrical frequency.
INDUSTRIAL POWER
Higher-output engine configurations for industrial systems requiring stable and continuous power delivery.