Home page | About the company | News | For consumers | Performance indicators | Services | Purchases | Photo gallery | Career | FAQ | ASKUE | Energy audit home 18 | 12 | 2014 Latest news year 2014 Production figures for 2015 Financial indicators for 2014 Financial indicators for 2013 2014 production figures Most popular General characteristics of CHPP-1 Contacts Services Company structure Procurement announcement HOME PAGE By Administrator 06/11/2009 14:26 The construction of a CHP (at that time, a hydroelectric power station - a city power plant) began during the Great Patriotic War in 1941 and in the fall of 1943, the power plant provided electricity to industrial enterprises evacuated from the western regions of the country. Firewood served as fuel for the boilers. A turbine unit with a capacity of 3 MW and 2 steam boilers of the Garbo type were installed at the station. At the initial stage of the station's operation, technical and economic indicators were lower than planned, which was explained by significant wear and tear of equipment and low fuel quality. Despite the difficulties, the work of the station gradually improved, the station began to work stably. After the war, with the intensive construction of housing, the growth of capacities of industrial and construction organizations, the hydroelectric power station was reconstructed - two steam boilers of the Sterling type with a capacity of 30 tons each were installed, and the station was switched to another type of fuel - peat. Due to the increase in loads, in 1951-1952, two turbine generators with a total capacity of 6.5 MW were installed at the station. Since 1959, the power plant has been included in parallel operation with the Tatar energy system, which made it possible to eliminate the acute shortage of electricity in the capital of the Mari Republic. In the same years, high-voltage substations "Gorodskaya" and "Kozhino" were built. In 1965, the station was transferred to a heating regime and began generating thermal energy for heating and hot water supply to the city's consumers. In 1968, the city power plant was renamed Yoshkar-Olinskaya CHPP. The development of the city required an increase in the thermal power of the CHPP. From 1969 to 1982, the station was reconstructed - a hot-water boiler house was built, steam boilers were replaced, and the CHPP was converted to gaseous fuel. Thermal power of the station today is 225 Gcal / hour. From 1975 to the present time, heat networks and heating boiler houses of housing and communal enterprises, schools, hospitals, kindergartens have been transferred to the balance of the CHPP, several dozen low-power uneconomical coal-fired boiler houses were transferred to gaseous fuel or closed with the transfer of consumers to centralized heating. The management of the CHPP has done a tremendous amount of work to train personnel, At present, MUP "Yoshkar-Olinskaya CHPP-1" is a modern energy enterprise that uses the latest technologies, materials, equipment in its work - channelless laying of heating networks with pre-insulated pipes with insulation control, polyurethane foam insulation (PPU) of heating networks, automation of central heating stations, RP and heating boiler houses (OK), variable frequency drives on pumping and auxiliary equipment OK and central heating station, self-supporting wires (SIP), heat-shrinkable sleeves, vacuum switches and other energy-saving materials and technologies. Last Updated on 02/01/2011 08:04 AM Voting How many volts are in a home outlet 110 Volts 150 Volts 220 volt 380 Volts Kilovolt Who is Volt? Knew but forgot MUP "Yoshkap-Olinskaya CHP-1" Copyright © 2009 Hosted by Bellhost.ru