The CHP plant no. 2 of Norilsk was erected between 1965 and 1989, and is intended to provide heat for the Talnakh town industrial and residential areas as well as electricity for the local Mining and Smelting Plant.
Rated electric power output: 425 MW
Rated heat output: 1,151 Gcal/h
The CHP plant no. 3 of Norilsk was erected between 1976 and 1986 and is intended to provide heat for the steel mill “Nadezhda Metallurgical Plant” as well as for the town of Kayerkan.
Rated electric power output: 440 MW.
Rated heat output: 1,049 Gcal/h
As part of the above mentioned repair plans Proximate Analysis, specialists of our company EF-TEK completed the following:
they checked, whether or not all the various works included into the repair plans were actually required; they also validated the pricing of these works;
in addition to that, they validated the scopes of such repair works, which were planned for the time until 2035. The respective analysis was carried out based on the following inputs:
available information regarding the current and predicted equipment operating time, as well as the (residual) life expectancy for such equipment;
the results of the official residual equipment assessments made by licensed industrial safety experts;
forecasts made by the CHP plant specialists, as well as opinions of EF-TEK house-internal experts.
Our specialists also checked the prices of the planned overhauls - as part of this effort they validated the prices of the works involved by comparing such prices with those from similar other plants and/or by verifying existing price calculations and estimates.
The official goals of the “Gorodskaya” thermal power station construction project are the following:
to reliably provide energy for prospective investment projects to be implemented by the Polyus PJSC in the Bodaybinsky District of the Irkutsk Region, Russia;
to facilitate further development of the “Srednebotuobinskoe” oil and gas condensate field in the Republic of Sakha/Yakutiya, Russia, which is being developed by the Alrosa-Gas company;
to reliably provide electric power for consumers located in the Republic of Sakha/Yakutiya as well as in the Irkutsk Region of Russia, taking into account the energy consumption growth forecasts till 2025.
As part of the Feasibility Study specialists of our EF-TEK company did the following: they
analyzed the applicable heat and electric energy growth forecasts;
elaborated on various thermal power station construction options;
chose the best suitable station layout;
elaborated on what top manufacturers’ equipment could be used;
created and suggested suitable architectural planning solutions;
made budget as well as social and economic efficiency calculations for the project; defined the required operation conditions for the core equipment of the thermal power station;
issued the power output diagram (power distribution scheme) and the construction schedule outlines;
evaluated the investment performance indicators;
made a comparison between the project’s cost and its potential economic effect;
conducted qualitative and quantitative risk assessments.
In July 2019 our company EF-TEK completed a public techs and prices audit for the investment project entitled “220 KV indoor switchgear equipment upgrade, with its optional replacement with a gas-insulated kiosk substation”. Within the scope of the said audit our specialists completed the following:
expert engineering review and feasibility verification of the investment project costs;
expert engineering review of the investment project timing and schedule;
expert engineering feasibility review of the adopted structural, technical and cost estimate-related solutions;
expert engineering feasibility review of the adopted technology-related solutions (this included analysis of the existing design documents); financial and economic evaluation of the investment project;
identification of the major investment project risks;
a marketing research in regard to the contractors’ services which will have to be purchased in order to get the project implemented.
Our company EF-TEK conducted this technology and prices audit as part of the Feasibility Study and Definition of the main engineering and economical parameters procedure for a project entitled “Komsomol'sk-na-Amure City CHP plant no. 2 turbosets no. 7 and 8 upgrade”. As part of the said audit workscope, our specialists completed the following:
expert engineering review and feasibility verification of the investment project costs;
expert engineering review of the investment project timing and schedule;
expert engineering feasibility review of the adopted structural, technical and cost estimate-related solutions;
expert engineering feasibility review of the adopted technology-related solutions (this included analysis of the existing design documents); financial and economic evaluation of the investment project;
identification of the major investment project risks;
a marketing research in regard to the contractors’ services which will have to be purchased in order to get the project implemented.
In June 2019 specialists of our company EF-TEK completed a public technology and prices audit for the investment project called “Yakutsk City district power plant no. 2 - second construction phase”. Within the scope of this audit our specialists rendered the following services:
expert engineering review and feasibility verification of the investment project costs;
expert engineering review of the investment project timing and schedule
expert engineering feasibility review of the adopted structural, technical and cost estimate-related solutions
expert engineering review of the adopted technology-related solutions’ feasibility;
identification of the major investment project risks.
In May 2019 our company EF-TEK successfully completed the techs and prices audit for the said CHP plant located in the city of Artem (which is situated in the Primorskiy Region of Russia). Reviewing the plant-external infrastructure was also part of the job. This audit was part of the Feasibility Study and Definition of the main engineering and economical parameters procedure for a plant-related investment project. As part of the audit workscope our specialists did the following:
expert engineering review and feasibility verification of the investment project costs;
expert engineering review of the investment project timing and schedule
expert engineering feasibility review of the adopted structural, technical and cost estimate-related solutions
expert engineering review of the adopted technology-related solutions’ feasibility;
identification of the major investment project risks.
In May 2019 our company EF-TEK completed the Basic Engineering and Feasibility Study which were required in order to determine the optimal electric power distribution plan (scheme) for the grids operated by the regional department “Balakovo” of the the Apatit Co. (the town of Balakovo is located in the Saratov region of Russia). As part of our work scope, we did the following:
elaborated on whether or not it was feasible to use a back-pressure turbine as opposed to a condensing turbine with industrial grade steam bleeding. This part of the job also included performing all the calculations needed to substantiate our opinion;
elaborated on which power distribution option would be the best one for Apatit-owned grids (also taking the power output diagram into consideration);
performed short current calculations based on the new power supply diagram;
performed network calculations for the new power supply system configuration;
performed the required calculations in order to determine, whether or not a new house transformer substation would be required to support the currently existing house auxiliaries power supply system;
performed the steam balance calculations for the whole enterprise, in order to determine the correct type and size of the new turbine and generator to be installed;
defined locations and proposed layout arrangements for the new equipment to be installed;
defined the optimal routes for the new power cables to be installed as part of the required Apatit Co. power system upgrade; when defining those routes, existing and already planned cable lines-related structures were taken into account.
defined the optimal technical and economic features of the core electric power supply system equipment.
In April 2013, EF-TEK LLC completed an independent due diligence of the Djubginskaya CHP Construction Project implementing by INTER RAO UES OJSC and QUARTZ – New Technologies LLC.
In April 2013 the company EF-TEK successfully finished development of a business-plan of the investment project of CHP #22 reconstruction for Mosenergo,…
In April 2013 the company EF-TEK successfully finished development of a business-plan on the investment project of CHP#22 reconstruction for Mosenergo…
