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Polish Industry for Nuclear Energy Edition 2016 Ladies and Gentlemen Polish Industry for Nuclear Energy Edition 2016 Ladies and Gentlemen, I am pleased to present you the catalog entitled “Polish Industry for Nuclear Energy”. This is the first document in Poland to identify en- terprises having competences in the area of nuclear power. The docu- ment has been prepared based on a comprehensive analysis of Polish industry carried out upon the commission of the Ministry of Energy. We are convinced that the catalog will serve as a guide for you re- garding Polish enterprises operating in the area of broadly under- stood power engineering, and not only nuclear energy. Polish industry has gained significant experiences and compe- tences in implementing nuclear power projects - mainly within the EU. Polish enterprises also implemented contract s for nuclear power plants outside of Europe. The competences and experiences of our enterprises from related sectors (conventional power engineering, chemical and petrochemical industry) can also be successfully used for the purposes of nuclear power. Our country is preparing for the construction of the first nuclear power plant. The company responsible for the implementation of the project is PGE EJ1 Sp. z o.o., which is currently preparing the lo- cation of the power plant and has entered the preliminary stage of choosing the technological partner. While preparing for the devel- opment of nuclear power, Poland has implemented relevant legal provisions, and extensive actions have been carried out in the field of gaining and maintaining public acceptance for the nuclear power as well as the proper preparation of the personnel. Ensuring the participation of national industry in the construc- tion, and afterwards in the operation of nuclear power plants will serve as one of the key areas guaranteeing the successfulness of this project in Poland. I truly hope that Polish industr y will find international par tners and that cooperation ties will be established for the purposes of engag- ing Polish entrepreneurs in international nuclear power projects, and that partners of Polish entrepreneurs will also efficiently cooperate for the benefit of the Polish nuclear power program. Wishing you a lot of success in the per formance of ambitious tasks in the area of nuclear power, Krzysztof Tchórzewski Minister Energii Rzeczpospolita Polska 1 CONTENTS Polish economy Civil engineering and energy sector 7 ― 37 5 ― 6 Chemistry 39 ― 43 Advice 45 ― 54 Electrical, automation control 55 ― 84 Mining 85 ― 86 Metallurgy, metal treatment 87 ― 99 Installations 101 ― 121 Logistics 123 ― 126 Machinery 127 ― 188 Ionizing radiation 189 ― 191 Polish economy and energy sector Strategic location in the heart of Europe The total maximum capcity in Polish Power System (PPS) reached The structure of power reachable in national power plants 39 777 MW (as at 31 December 2015). The maximum capacity of as of 31 December 2015: utility thermal power plants accounted for approx. 71.5% of the total maximum capcity in the PPS, of which hard coal - fired power plants represented 48.11% and lignite fired plants represented 23.44%. 19 443 MW The maximum capacity of wind and other renewable sources was Coal-fired power plants approx. 13.2%. The other sources represented approx. 15.2% of the total maximum cpacity in the PPS. 161 438 GWh 9 322 MW National consumption of electricity in 2015 Lignite-fired power plants 25 101 MW Evening peak of the national demand in 2015 973 MW (07.01.2015) Gas power plants 19 070 MW Evening minimum of the national demand 2 451 MW in 2015 (10.07.2015) Industrial power plants Official name: Republic of Poland Official language: Polish Capital: Warsaw 2 330 MW Area: 312 700 sq km (6th in EU) Hydroelectric power plants Population: 38.5 mn (6th in EU) Currency: Polish Złoty 100 JPY ~3,51 PLN 1 EUR ~4.48 PLN 5 258 MW 1 USD ~4.13 PLN Wind sources and other renewable resources Tax rates: CIT 19% PIT 18%, 32% VAT 23% Time zone: UTC +1 (Winter) UTC +2 (Summer) 5 The structure of power reachable in national Żarnowiec power plants Żydowo as of 31 December 2015 Dolna Odra Civil engineering Ostrołęka Pątnów Coal Adamów Kozienice Dychów Bełchatów Turów Lignite Opole Stalowa Wola Łagisza Rybnik Siersza Połaniec Jaworzno Łaziska Solina Porąbka -Żar Hydroelectric Dychów: 3x30 MW Dolna Odra: 7x220 MW Porąbka Żar: 4x135 MW Jaworzno: 6x225 MW Solina: 2x70 MW Kozienice: 2x500 MW 2x30 MW 8x225 MW Żarnowiec: 4x180 MW Łagisza: 1x460 MW 5x120 MW Żydowo: 3x50 MW Łaziska: 2x125 MW Adamów: 5x120 MW 4x225 MW Bełchatów: 12x370 MW Opole: 4x380 MW 1x858 MW Ostrołęka: 3x220 MW Pątnów: 1x460 MW 6x200 MW Połaniec: 7x225 MW Turów: 3x260 MW Rybnik: 8x225 MW 3x235 MW 2x200 MW Stalowa Wola: 2x125 MW Siersza: 1x160 MW 4x120 MW 6 7 1 2 3 4 Aarsleff Sp. z o.o AWBUD S.A. Beroa Polska Sp. z o.o. Bilfinger Polska Warsaw Warsaw foreign company Warsaw Polish company foreign company Sp. z o.o. Warsaw foreign company Aarsleff Sp. z o.o. is a part of the international Per Aarsleff concern The AWBUD brand provides a bundle of ser vices and products which BEROA company, ex-Karrena Sp. z o.o., is a company offering con- Bilfinger Industrial Services Polska Sp. z o.o. is a part of the interna- with registered office in Denmark. In Poland the company has been include: design, supervision and general contracting (AWBUD Design struction of exhaust stacks and insulation fire-proof brickwork for tional Bilfinger group. Bilfinger Industrial Services Polska Sp. z o.o. operating since 1996. Its activity involves design and execution of & Build), construction of reinforced concrete structures (AWBUD power industry, steel industry, chemical industry, petrochemistry, is a provider of comprehensive operational support, overhauls, new specialised foundations. It is also specialised in designing and exe- Reinforcement), installation (Instal Lublin). The Group is specialized glass industry, limestone industry, cement industry and environment build and upgrate projects. The key ser vice of comprehensive opera- cuting hydraulic engineering works on inland and sea waters. The in the field of manufacturing production and storage facilities for protection facilities. The offer of the company includes full scope of tional suppor t involves all disciplines: mechanical, electrical, I&C, fire- company has its own fleet of machinery which enables it to carry metallurgy, food industry, pharmaceutical and other industries, en- services for the project, including computersupported engineering resistant masonry, thermal insulations, scaffolding and diagnostics. out advanced infrastructural projects in various sectors: industrial, ergy, utilities and commerce, wastewater treatment plants and mu- calculations, engineering advisory and supply of required materials, Moreover the company carries out overhauls, new-build projects roadworks, railway works, residential and hydrotechnical. In Poland nicipal technolog y and specialized reinforced concrete works for the design and calculation works and supervision of installation. This and upgrades in all disciplines mentioned above, as well as construc- the company carries out its operation through a network of Re- industry. The company provides the development of detailed design method is often employed at foreign projects, involving complete tion and installation works, workshop assembly, process equipment, gional Offices and its own specialised Design Bureau. One of the / drafting regulations following industries: architectural, construc- installation of own or supplied structure. Concepts of BEROA com- support heating systems, production of: steel structures, parts for distinguishing features of the company is the support provided dur- tion, technology, installation, electricity; Earthwork, preparation and pany are it s input in practical applications of environment protection; power engineering equipment, pipeline components and elbows, ing works by a team employed by the in-house design studio, which isolation of the ground under the foundations, construction of rein- company builds brickworks for municipal waste incineration plants. welded structures; it performs overhauls, inspections and repairs of performs necessary computational analyses, detailed engineering, forced concrete foundations, structural walls and ceilings, columns, BEROA has large experience in constructing all types of boilers and I&C equipment, overhead crains, electric hoists and cranes, thermal process and as-built documentation. Current offering in the area of beams and joists reinforced concrete, reinforced concrete elements: grates and variety of furnace liners; it also owns several patented insulations, design, installation, uninstallation, renting and transport, industrial construction include: excavation support made of ber- stairs, balconies, architectural concrete structures specialist rein- technologies, e. g. system of air-cooled walls. BEROA also constructs cleaning industrial and power facilities. Bilfinger Industrial Services liner walls, sheet piles driven, vibrated or pressed in, palisades of forced concrete work for the industry; Design, supply and installa- exhaust stacks. Approximately 70% of all exhaust stacks in Western Polska Sp. z o.o. is carrying out new build and upgrade projects, and drilled piles or piles formed in ground by deep soil mixing (DSM) or tion: heating, ventilation, air-conditioning, sanitary, technological, Europe higher than 300 metres have been built by KARRENA (now turnkey deliveries of new facilites as EPC contractor. Comprehensive jet-grouting, sealing excavation bottoms by deep soil mixing
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