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Reference List 1994-2020 Reference-List 2020 2 1 1 pluton.ua REFERENCE LIST 1994-2020 REFERENCE-LIST 2020 2 CONTENTS 3 METRO 23 CITY ELECTRIC TRANSPORT 57 RAILWAYS 69 INDUSTRIAL, IRON AND STEEL, MACHINE-BUILDING, RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ENTERPRISES 79 POWER INDUSTRY 2 3 METRO UKRAINE RUSSIAN FEDERATION KHARKIV METRO 4 YEKATERINBURG METRO 16 KYIV METRO 6 MOSCOW METRO 18 KAZAN METRO 18 REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN NIZHNY NOVGOROD METRO 19 ALMATY METRO 8 ST. PETERSBURG METRO 19 REPUBLIC OF AZERBAIJAN REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN BAKU METRO 10 TASHKENT METRO 20 REPUBLIC OF BELARUS ROMANIA MINSK METRO 14 BUCHAREST METRO 20 REPUBLIC OF KOREA BUSAN СITY METRO 21 DAWONSYS COMPANY 21 REPUBLIC OF TURKEY IZMIR METRO 21 REFERENCE-LIST 2020 4 KHARKIV METRO KHARKIV, UKRAINE Turn-key projects: 2003- 3 traction substations of 23 Serpnia, Botanichnyi Sad, Oleksiivska NEX Switchgear 6 kV 1 set 2009 metro stations. NEX Switchgear 10 kV 1 set Supply of equipment, installation works, commissioning, startup. DC Switchgear 825 V 26 units 2016 Traction substation of Peremoha metro station. Transformer 10 units Supply of equipment, installation supervision, commissioning, Rectifier 12 units startup. Telecontrol equipment 1 set 2017 Tunnel equipment for the dead end of Istorychnyi Muzei metro station and low voltage equipment for Kharkiv Metro AC Switchgear 0.23...0.4 kV 5 sets Administration building power supply. DC Distribution Board 2 sets Supply of equipment, installation, commissioning. Communications Based Train Control Switchgear 2 sets Equipment for tunnels and depots: Line Disconnector Cabinet 15 units Implemented project Third Rail Power Supply Cabinet 1 unit Pobeda Kholodnogorsko-Zavodskaya Line Cables Connection Cabinet 40 units Alekseyevskaya Saltovskaya Line Switchover Cabinet 20 units Alekseyevskaya Line Switchgear (Distribution unit) 1 unit 23 Avgusta Existing lines Future lines Fans Automatic Control Cabinet 25 units Botanicheskiy Sad Geroyev Truda Disconnectors Control Cabinet 2 units Shutters Control Cabinet 22 units Nauchnaya Studencheskaya AC Board 2 units Akademika Pavlova Gosprom Pushkinskaya Automatic Transfer Switch Cabinet 1 unit Universitet Kievskaya Akademika Barabashova Istoricheskiy Muzey Arkhitektora Beketova 3 units Tsentralniy Rynok Maidan Battery chargers Konstytutsii Zakhysnykiv Ukrainy Yuzhniy Vokzal Battery 1 set Holodnaya Gora Metro Administration building Reactive power compensation installation 2 units Prospekt Gagarina Metrostroiteley Sportivnaya Zavod im. Malysheva Moskovskiy Prospekt Derzhavynska Palats Sportu Armiyska Odeska Imeni Maselskogo Traktorniy Zavod Industrialna 4 5 KHARKIVKHARKOV METRO, METRO, UKRAINEUKRAINE REFERENCE-LIST 2020 6 KYIV METRO KYIV, UKRAINE NEX Switchgear 10 kV 6 sets DC Switchgear 825 V 132 sets 2004- Turn-key projects: 11 traction substations of Syrets, Boryspilska, 2013 Chervony Khutir, Vyrlytsia, Demiivska, Holosiivska, Vasylkivska, Transformer Resibloc 59 units Vystavkovy Tsentr, Ipodrom, Teremky metro stations, Depot Rectifier 59 units Kharkivske. AC Switchgear 0.23...0.4 kV 11 sets Supply of equipment, installation works, commissioning, DC Distribution Board 5 sets startup. Communications Based Train Control Switchgear 4 sets Equipment for tunnels and depots : 2019 Technical modernization of 11 combined traction step-down substations (replacement of 3 rectifiers, 4 transformers, supply Line Disconnector Cabinet 116 units of tunnel equipment, 6 modernization packages 825 V, supply Third Rail Power Supply Cabinet 39 units of main ventilation fans automatic control system). Cables Connection Cabinet 24 units Switchover Cabinet 27 units Switchgear (Distribution unit) 7 units Geroev Dnepra Minskaya Fans Automatic Control Cabinet 42 units Obolon Red Line Well Pump Automatic Control System 5 units Akademgorodok Pochaina Blue Line Zhitomirskaya Battery chargers 30 units Tarasa Shevchenko Green Line Sviatoshin Syrets Battery 5 sets Nivki Dorogozhichi Kontraktovaya Ploshad Lukyanovskaya SCADA system Beresteiskaya Pochtovaya Ploshad 8 sets Software for microprocessor centralization of Shulyavskaya Zolotye Vorota Ploshad Nezavisimosti Lesnaya signalling, centralization and blocking system Politekhnichesky Institut 1 set Chernigovskaya Vokzalnaya Universitet Teatralnaya Kreshatik Darnitsa Arsenalnaya Modernization package 825 V 10 units Ploshchad Dnepr Levoberezhnaya Lva Tolstogo Dvorets Sporta Gidropark Olimpiyskaya Klovskaya 2019 Dvorets “Ukraina” Pecherskaya Development of design documentation on technical modernization Lybedskaya Druzhby Narodov of rectified current cubicles 825 V with replacement of high-speed Electrodepot circuit breakers VAB-28 at electrical substations of Sviatoshynsko- Demiyevskaya Vydubichi Kharkivske Brovarska line and Obolonsko-Teremkivska line. Goloseyevskaya Krasniy Khutor Vasilkovskaya Slavutich Borispolskaya Vystavochny Center Software development for operator’s automated workstation of Osokorki Vyrlitsa Kharkivske depot and workstation of shift signal electrical engineer Teremky Ippodrom Poznyaki Kharkovskaya on the basis of Citect SCADA system. 6 7 KYIV METRO,KIEV METRO, UKRAINEUKRAINE REFERENCE-LIST 2020 8 ALMATY METRO ALMATY, REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN Turn-key projects: 2008 6 combined traction step-down substation and 3 step-down Switchgear 10 kV 9 sets substations of Rayimbek Batyr, Zhibek Zholy, Almaly, Abay, NEX MV Switchgear 10 kV 2 sets Alatau, Baikonur, Auezov Theater metro stations, Electrodepot. DC Switchgear 825 V 79 units Supply of equipment, installation works, commissioning, startup. Transformer 32 units 2012 - Combined traction step-down substation of Sayran station and Transformer Resibloc 71 units 2014 step-down substation of Moskow station. Rectifier 20 units Supply of equipment, installation works, commissioning, startup. AC Switchgear 0.23...0.4 kV 21 sets DC Distribution Board 220 V 10 sets Signaling and communication automatics Almaty - 1 switchgear 10 sets Budionniy Equipment for tunnels and depots : Line Disconnector Cabinet 50 units Zhumabayev Cables Connection Cabinet 119 units SS Step-down substation Сombined traction CTSS Battery chargers 27 units step-down substation Stadion Uninterruptible Power Supply Static System 4 sets First Line Bolshoy Battery 10 sets Almatinskiy kanal Second Line Existing lines Zhansugurov Electrodepot Telecontrol equipment 11 sets CTSSd, SSd Duman Future lines Rayimbek Batyr CTSS-1 Baytursynuly Zheltoksan Zhibek Zholy CTSS-2 Almaly Auezov SS-1 Theater SS-3 Kalkaman Sayran Alatau CTSS-8 CTSS-5 Abay Moscow CTSS-3 SS-9 Baikonur CTSS-4 Dostyk Zhandosov Av. Sary-Arka PLUTON is the General contractor for supply, installation and commissioning of all traction and step-down substations of the First Line of Orbita Almaty Metro. Kablukov St. 8 9 ALMATY METRO, REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN REFERENCE-LIST 2020 10 BAKU METRO BAKU, REPUBLIC OF AZERBAIJAN Turn-key projects: Gas-insulated medium voltage switchgear 2008- 7 step-down substations, 2 traction substations and 3 combined 35 kV ZX1.2 6 sets 2017 traction step-down substations of Nasimi, Azadlig Prospekti, Keroglu, Avtovokzal, Memar Ajemi, Elmlar Akademiyasi, Switchgear 10 kV 2 sets Gyandjelik metro stations and Technological building of Baku NEX Switchgear 10 kV 4 sets metro. DC Switchgear 825 V 72 units Transformer 30 units Design, supply of equipment, installation works, commissioning, Transformer Resibloc 36 units startup. Rectifier 17 units 0 AC Switchgear 0.23...0.4 kV 21 sets DC Distribution Board 9 sets Communications Based Train Control Switchgear 6 sets D sii Signaling and communication automatics CTSS-14 nu switchgear 2 sets 0 Azadl D Prseti u eu CTSS-15 SS-9 Gar Equipment for tunnels and depots : i Gare Line Disconnector Cabinet 52 units tvokzal e ei В 2 SS-1 В 1 SS-1 В 2 SS-2 eti Cables Connection Cabinet 50 units В 1 SS-2 В 2 TS in inov В 1 TS Khaldar stuuу t nu nei Climate support system (ventilation, conditioning) 6 sets SS-6 ey 0 i snov nsti Uninterrupted power supply system 15 kVA 2 units t Uninterrupted power supply system 50 kVA 1 unit El eisi Te uiin CTSS-6 SS-15 Battery chargers 23 units ii Ja barly ti Battery 7 sets Reactive power compensation installation 16 units Sahi SCADA system 8 sets e ee Re ine istin ines SS sten susttin Green ine ines une nstutin TS ttin susttin ue ine utue ines CTSS ine ttin В XX-Y XX utue sttins nues sten susttin ue ine D e e ine 10 11 BAKU METRO,BAKU METRO, REPUBLICREPUBLIC OF AZERBAIJAN OF AZERBAIJAN REFERENCE-LIST 2020 12 BAKU METRO BAKU, REPUBLIC OF AZERBAIJAN 2013- Turn-key project for automation of power supply Design, supply of equipment, SCADA software for Operations 2017 operations control system of Baku Metro. Control Centre and remote stations (27 sites). Installation and commissioning, personnel training. 0 D sii nu SHC SHC 0 Azadl Т 5 SHC D Prseti P-12 SHC u eu SHC P-13 SHC SHC SHC Gar e ei i Gare Т 4 tvokzal SHC В 2 SHC in В 1 SHC В 2 SHC inov eti В 1 SHC В 2 SHC В 1 SHC STSS-9 SHC Khaldar Т 2 stuuу t nu SHC SHC SHC nei SHC ey 0 SHC i snov nsti SHC SHC OCC El eisi t SHC Te uiin SHC SHC ii Ja barly ti SHC Sahi SHC et e su utte nt sste ste n dware e e ee OCC etins nt ente 12 13 OPERATIONS CONTROL CENTRE, BAKU METRO, REPUBLIC OF AZERBAIJAN REFERENCE-LIST 2020 14 MINSK METRO MINSK, REPUBLIC OF BELARUS Turn-key projects: 2004- 12 traction substations of Kamennaya gorka, Kuntsevshchina, DC Switchgear 825 V 160 units 2014 Pushkinskaya, Uruchye, Borisovsky Trakt, Vostok, Institut Kultury, Traction network monitoring and protection system Petrovschina, Mikhalovo, Grushevka, Malinovka metro stations, SMTN-3 14 units Depot. Supply of equipment, installation works,
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