Ansul and Chemguard make (or used to make) petrol/gasoline and LNG powered HiEx 
generators

Stewart Kidd

On 11 Apr 2012, at 16:23, Cahill, Christopher wrote:

> All I can find is water powered with one exception.  Chemguard/Williams has 
> one electric Listed up to 8,000 cfm.  Anyone know of any with cfm's in the 
> neighborhood of the water powered versions, like 20,000 cfm?  Rumor is there, 
> at least at one time, were electrics with minimum pressures in the 15 psi 
> range vs the water powered at 40.
> 
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