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    G T D Engine

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    The GTD-350 uses approximately 30 kW of its maximum 300 kW power output to run auxiliary units like electric, pneumatic, or hydraulic systems. Only 10% of the total power is used for auxiliary needs while the remaining 90% is available for other purposes.

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    The GTD-350 uses approximately 30 kW of its maximum 300 kW power output to run auxiliary units like electric, pneumatic, or hydraulic systems. Only 10% of the total power is used for auxiliary needs while the remaining 90% is available for other purposes.

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    The GTD-350 uses approximately 30 kW of its maximum 300 kW power output to run auxiliary units like electric, pneumatic, or hydraulic systems. Only 10% of the total power is used for auxiliary needs while the remaining 90% is available for other purposes.

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    G T D Engine

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    RAJ MOHAN
    The GTD-350 uses approximately 30 kW of its maximum 300 kW power output to run auxiliary units like electric, pneumatic, or hydraulic systems. Only 10% of the total power is used for auxiliary needs while the remaining 90% is available for other purposes.

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    The GTD-350 uses a 10% of its maximum power (300 kW approximately) for auxiliary

    units (electric, pneumatic or hydraulic power).

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