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SAKHALINSKAYA SDPP-2:
FOCUS ON THE RELIABILITY
New Energy
of the Far East
Nowadays three power plants operate on Sakhalin: Noglikskaya GTP in the North,
Yuzhno-Sakhalinskaya CHP-1 in the South and Sakhalinskaya SDPP in the central
part of the island, which has been put in operation half of a century ago. Sakhalin
power system is isolated and has no network communications with the continent.
The island region is badly in need of its own reserve source of power supply.
1st construction stage of Sa kha-
linskaya SDPP-2 which is under
construction on the bank of Strait
of Tartary aimed at replacing of the
dropout capacity of Sakhalinskaya
SDPP outmoded equipment and at
solving a problem of the electrical
power de
fi
ciency on the island
taking into account its economic
development.
The new power plant is 50 hec-
tares of the territory, 120 MW of
capacity. It is erecting in the open
fi
elds according to the system
Green
fi
eld. In the same way, “ab
initio”, the infrastructure for power
station operation is erecting.
Today it is the most large-scale
and signi
fi
cant
engineering
procurement construction of the
island region.
First Units
More than 800 constructers
are working around the clock on
construction of a new Sakhalin
power facility.
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Outlines of the Sakhalinskaya
SDPP main building, the heart of
the station, are already visible.
Concrete works on the foundation
of the main facilities on the station
are coming to the end. Nearly
80 thousand tons of reinforced
concrete have already been
laid below the ground ahead
of schedule, 75–77% of main
building metal frame mounting
works have been completed. “Our
paramount task is to complete
main building metal frame before
the approaching cold weather, to
sheathe the main building with
sandwich panels, to ful
fi
ll roof
coating mounting, in other words to
cover thermal envelope in order to
carry out basic facilities installation
in winter”, JSC “Sakhalinskaya
SDPP-2” CEO Vladimir Sidorenko
said.
Basic facilities of the station
have been already produced. The
fi
rst boiler, turbine and turbine-
type alternative have been de-
livered to the site area. In July
power engineers have started
boiler carcass mock-up pre
as-
“Nowadays on Sakhalin Island three power plants operate,
excluding the isolated Okhinsk energy area. These are Nog-
likskaya GTPP, Yuzhno-Sakhalinskaya CHP-1 and Sa kha-
linskaya SDPP. Two of them were put into operation in the
years of USSR. Noglikskaya GTPP, the latest plant, was put
into operation in 1999, its elecrical capacity is 48 MW. The
latest upgrade of Yuzhno-Sakhalinskaya CHP-1 took place in
2012–2013, when the 4th and the 5th electrical power units
have been put into operation. Those two units added 230 MW
to the Sakhalin energy system. That allowed carrying out power
facilities repairs without large-scale customer curtailment, but
the essential problem concerning power shortfall hasn`t been
solved. The
fi
rst turbine-type alternative of the Sakhalinskaya
SDPP with installed electrical capacity of 315 MW was put into
operation in 1965. Today the plant installed electrical capacity
is 84 MW (two turbine-type alternatives of 42 MW each).
150-meter long chimney
of Sakhalinskaya
SDPP-2
P
owe
r s
y
s
te
m
sembly. Start of the turbines in-
stal lation has been planned in
November this year.
New power plant 1st con struc-
tion stage consists of two turbines
with steam-generating units,
two steam boilers, dry cooling
tower, administrative building and
dozens of service department and
plant premises. By the way, the
economic crisis has not affected
the SDPP construction conditions
completely – basic facilities have
been produced on the Russian
enterprises.
48 Days
for the
С
himney
150 meters chimney erection
has become the
fi
rst key event of
construction. It has been erected
in 48 days only through continuous
pouring of concrete method by
making use of slip forming. Thanks
to modern technologies the
chimney used to grow for 3 me-
ters a day. In the old-fashioned
way power engineers would have
spent not less than two years for
such unit construction.
Station dry cooling tower is
also unique. It is of a dry type,
unlike the similar power facility at
the Yuzhno-Sakhalinskaya CHP.
In parallel with the power plant
main site area work on the offsite
units located beyond its limits
is humming. Electrical power
output scheme construction is
well under way. High voltage
lines of 220 kV will be drawn
from SDPP-2 to the closest high-
voltage lines of a power supply
system. One more line of 35 kV
will be drawn from the power plant
to the new substation in the village
of Ilyinskoye. “We should put
230 electrical transmission towers
for these four lines. Today we
have to lift about 100 more pieces.
Electrical power output scheme
construction has been planned
in the
fi
rst three months of 2017”,
senior engineer on supervision of
the “SakhalinEnergo” construction
Alexey Nefedov said.
Glaze-clear Ice
is not a Problem
On the Sakhalinskaya SDPP
high voltage lines special system
of glaze-clear ice melting will
be implemented. It is aimed at
considerable facilitation of power
engineers life. “The main point
for successful abatement of ice
hillock is to notice the beginning
of its appearance in time. When
the weather conditions become
dangerous for the lines, dispatcher
has to react quickly, JSC
“Sakhalinskaya SDPP-2” CEO
Vladimir Sidorenko highlights. –
Water particles get clogged easily
into the tightened up lines gaps.
Than it is freezing step by step and
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ice hillock up to 15 cm appears.
At the high of 500–700 meters
such weighty “coat” provokes line
break easily. Dispatcher starts to
provide lines with direct current
with speci
fi
ed parameters instead
of AC current. Due to this action
metal line heats and “ice coat”
melts. During ice melting problem
line is pulled out of service. It
doesn’t provide customers with
electric power. Reserve high
voltage lines are used. After that
the installation protecting lines
from accretion switches on. As
soon as the danger passed by, the
line is connected again.
On the Sakhalin island such
installations are successfully
involved in Vakhrushev SDPP
and in three more substations:
“Tymovsk”, “Ilyinsk” and “Yuzhno-
Sakhalinsk”.
In the construction plan of
infrastructure offsite units for
Sakhalinskaya SDPP drinking
and household and technical
water supply system installation,
ash-disposal and slag disposal
areas, approach automotive roads
with total length of 1.8 km and
railway from the stop “Ilyinsk” to
Sakhalinskaya SDPP with length
of 6.5 km are planned also.
As for social infrastructure
for future station employees
and their families, directly in
the village of Ilyinskoye the
settlement for power engineers is
building. Construction works are
conducted at the expense of the
regional budget under the capital
construction management of the
Sakhalin region Government
supervision.
“Sakhalinskaya SDPP 1st con-
struction stage is meant for
120 MW, perspective total
capacity is 360 MW, Vladimir
Sidorenko explains. – For
reference, Yuzhno-Sakhalinskaya
CHP rated capacity is 455 MW.
In winter time both plants have to
be in operation. If one of them is
damaged, which occurs from time
to time due to Sakhalin severe
weather conditions, the second
one will provide sustainability
of island energy system. It is
planned that the new SDPP-2 will
function in the basic mode: one
reserve electrical power unit and
operating one. This will help to
avoid blackouts, when settlements
become completely deenergized
due to the lines break.
Taking into account island
energy system isolation and lack
of network communications with
the continent, Sakhalin needs to
obtain its own reliable reserve
source of power supply. The new
Sakhalinskaya SDPP aimed to be
such a reserve source, replacing
the retired capacity of operating
Sakhalinskaya SDPP.
SAKHALINSKAYA SDPP-2
•
Objectives:
•
replacement of operating Sakhalinskaya SDPP retired
capacity,
•
providing energy security of the region,
•
isolated Sakhalin Island energy system total capacity
increase
•
Electrical capacity:
120 MW
(1st construction stage)
•
Heat capacity:
18,2 Gcal/h
(1st construction stage)
•
Fuel:
Sakhalin coal
•
Population
of Sakhalin region:
500 thousand people
•
Population of
Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk city:
200 thousand people
Fa
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Metal skeleton of the power
plant main building
Оригинал статьи: Sakhalinskaya SDPP-2: Focus on the Reliability
Nowadays three power plants operate on Sakhalin: Noglikskaya GTP in the North, Yuzhno-Sakhalinskaya CHP-1 in the South and Sakhalinskaya SDPP in the central part of the island, which has been put in operation half of a century ago. Sakhalin power system is isolated and has no network communications with the continent. The island region is badly in need of its own reserve source of power supply.