|
Kurakhovskaya
Location: Donetsk
Operator: Vostokenergo LLC
Configuration: 1 X 200 MW, 5 X 210 MW, 1 X 221 MW
Operation: 1972-1975
Fuel: subbituminous coal
Boiler supplier: Taganrog
T/G supplier: LMZ, SE Plant Electrotyazhmash
EPC: Teploelektroproekt Kharkov Branch
Quick facts: The first plant at this site on the Volchya River began
construction in 1936 by Donenergo and a 50-MW unit srated up on 6 Jul
1941. This plant was ruined during World War II and partially rebuilt
after the war. In August 1965, the USSR Ministry of Fuel and Energy
decided on a replacement plant which began operation 7yrs later. The plant
and the Lugansk and Zuevsk plants were privatized in Apr 2002. Unit-5 was
re-constructed and up-rated in 2008.
Photograph courtesy of DTEK
Posted 30 Jul 2009 |
Luganskayaskaya
Location: Donetsk
Operator: Vostokenergo LLC
Configuration: 1 X 100 MW, 3 X 175 MW, 4 X 200 MW
Operation: 1957-1965
Fuel: subbituminous coal, natural gas, oil
Boiler supplier: Taganrog
T/G supplier: LMZ, SE Plant Electrotyazhmash
EPC: Teploelektroproekt Kharkov Branch
Quick facts: Construction on the Lugansk plant started in Apr 1950 and the
first unit started-up in Sep 1956. Two units were conected to the regional
110kV network by the end of the year. In 1957, four sets were completed, a
notable accomplishment. By 1958, installed capacity was 700 MW making this
the largest thermal power plant in the Soviet Union. Several of the oldest
sets have been retired.
Photograph courtesy of DTEK
Posted 30 Jul 2009 |
Zueyskaya
Location: Donetsk
Operator: Vostokenergo LLC
Configuration: 3 X 300 MW, 1 X 320 MW
Operation: 1982-1988
Fuel: subbituminous coal, natural gas, oil
Boiler supplier: Taganrog
T/G supplier: LMZ, SE Plant Electrotyazhmash
EPC: Teploelektroproekt Kharkov Branch
Quick facts: In 1932, the first plant at this site was commissioned and in
time became one of the largest plants in the USSR> It wa decommissioned in
1977 and served as a testing facility for electric power engineering. The
plant was designed for eight 300-MW sets but in the event, only four
supercritical units were completed. Delays in cooling tower completion led
to the first two units being commissioned with spray ponds. Construction
started on 7 Jul 1975 and Unit-1 reached full capacity on 24 Mar 1982. The
330m stack is the tallest structure in Ukraine.
Photograph courtesy of DTEK
Posted 30 Jul 2009 |
