Packaging
Production of block-modules
One of the competitive advantages of the MKS Group of Companies is its own production facilities located in Chelyabinsk, where development and manufacturing of block modules (containers) and packaging of gas piston units of various capacities are being carried out: 4.5 MW, 2 MW, 1.2 MW, 0.6 MW.
All block modules are manufactured from the highest quality materials, which ensures reliable operation of installations in harsh climatic conditions and in open areas. Under conditions of low or elevated temperatures, thanks to the block module, the normal temperature regime of the station is maintained, which ensures uninterrupted operation of the engine.
1 - 100 MW
power of
Mini-CHP
Packing gas piston units is one of the key activities of our company, which includes not only the manufacture of a block module, but also the following types of work:
- Assembly of the generating unit, the aligning of the engine with the alternator, manufacturing of a steel frame
- Manufacturing of a heating module, in accordance with the unit parameters
- Power cabinets, auxiliary devices and expansion module assembly
- Engine ignition system installation
- Gas-system elements installation
- Connecting the power cabinet of the automatic generator switch to the main equipment of the power plant
Benefits of block-modular mini-CHP plants:
Site installation scheme
Block-modular design significantly speeds up and cheapens the construction of the facility. A «building spot» for a single block-module of 4,5 MW is 18 m х 12 m. Adjacent block-modules can be installed wall-to-wall, to save space.









Architectural aesthetics
The color of the frame and the outer fence of the block modules of the MKS Group of Companies is a matter of discussion with the Customer and is chosen from the RAL color palette. It is one of the MKS aims to enhance the architectural aesthetics of the constructed block modules. Modern design approaches are introduced at the stage of planning decisions, color solutions for facades, lighting of buildings, etc. One of the relevant objectives is the harmonious integration of block modules into the environment (urban and rural).


