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Salut FGUP MMPP (Moscow) will manufacture and supply two GTU-12S gas turbine power plant each rated at 12 MW for the station modernization. After realization of the project five

GTU-12S will be in operation on the site. The power plants will be installed instead of out-of-date gas turbine units. In the site condition GTU-20 has electric output of 20 MW and efficiency of 32 %. It guarantees considerable power reserve because the capacity of driven generator is only 12 MW.

Yamburgskaya GTES with total electric output of 72 MW was commissioned in 1992 by Gazprom JSC. The general designer of the project is Giprospetsgas Institute.

10/01/2011

The station was put into operation in September 2010. It was developed on the base of four ТА-100RCHP microturbine power plants manufactured by Calnetix. Electric output of each plant is 100 kW. Main power equipment for the station was supplied by Electrosystems Technical Holding.

06/01/2011

The first power unit was commissioned in 2008. It consists of three JMS 420 GS-N.LC gas engine power plants, one waste-heat boiler. The second unit was designed around JMS 420 GS-N.LC and one WHB. Electric output of JMS 420 GS-N.LC is 1400 kW. It is equipped with AVK electric generator with voltage of 10.5 kV. Main power equipment was delivered by Filter company, the project was developed by Vera JSC. The main fuel for the station is natural gas.

Steam waste-heat boilers were supplied by Vapor (Finland). Their steam output is 690 kg/h, pressure – 0.6 MPa. They are equipped with Honeywell control system. The station also includes absorption chiller for cold water production.

 

05/01/2011

 

Power station was constructed on the site of Materia Media Holding enterprise. Power equipment was supplied by Intma, which is official distributor of GE Energy Jenbacher gas engines in Uralsky region.

In 2008 two JMS 208 GS-N.LC. gas power plants were commissioned on the site. JMS 208 GS-N.LC. rated at 330 kW has thermal output of 360 kW, electric efficiency 38.8 %, thermal – 42.6 %. At present total electric output of the station was increased up to 990 kW. The delivery and commissioning of the equipment was carried out under turn-key contract.

Under the contract Intma also carried out all civil, construction and commisioning works. All power and auxiliary equipment was manufactured by GE Energy Jenbacher gas engines on its industrial facilities in Jenbach, Austria.

 

31/12/2010

Up-to-date gas engine power station started operation in Tiraspol. Automotors DP supplied six MWM TCG 2032 V 16 power plants for the station. Total electric output of the station is 24 MW, thermal output is 24 MW. The plants operate on natural gas in parallel with main power grid. General designer of the project is Rassvet-Energo NPO, construction, installation and commissioning were carried out by Tirotex JSC. The main textile factory in the region is carring out the modernization of all technological processes.

 

30/12/2010

The customer is Dinyolneft which is engineering the Northern group of oil and gas fields.

Power equipment for the project was supplied and commissioned by Mamins Volga Diesel Plant JSC (VDM) on Vostochno-Vozeyskoye oil field.

The station was designed around Caterpillar G3516 gas engine rated at 1070 kW, electric generator SR4B with voltage of 0.4 kV. It is equipped with ComAp controller (second level of automation). The station operates as a part of local power grid on casing-head gas.

The specialists of Mamins Volga Diesel Plant modernized control systems of two Cummins 656DFGD diesel power plants each rated at 660 kW. They were commissioned on the field earlier.

29/12/2010

The REpower MM92 turbines, each with a rated power of 2.05 megawatts (MW) and a hub height of 80 meters, are destined for one of EverPower’s development projects located across the US states of New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Washington. EverPower has advanced stage projects totaling more than 600 MW of capacity targeted for construction over the next three years.

The 25 turbines will have a total power output of 51 megawatts. They are to be delivered in summer 2011 and commissioned by the end of the same year. Each turbine produces up to 6.5 million kilowatt hours (kWh) of wind electricity per year. This is the first project between EverPower and the German-based wind turbine manufacturer’s USA subsidiary. In addition to installation and commissioning the turbines, REpower and EverPower have entered into a long term service and maintenance agreement.

28/12/2010