MESSAGE FROM THE MANAGING DIRECTOR
I would like to express my sincere greetings to the Generation Directorate on the publication of its 12th edition of NEA “Generation Directorate Magazine” on the occasion of the 35th anniversary of Nepal Electricity Authority. I believe the precious data presented herein will be useful to the NEA stakeholders as well as the general public.
The total installed capacity of the NEA owned power plants is 626.70 MW (20 hydro and 2 thermal) out of total 1332.86 MW in INPS. The annual generation from these power plants is 3011.43 GWh, which is 50.09% of the total energy generation in Nepal.
Upper Trishuli 3A (60 MW) was inaugurated by Rt. Hon’ble Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli on 18 Nov, 2019. The long awaited cascade type Hydro power project, Kulekhani-III (14 MW) also started generation from 11 Oct, 2019. The taking over of this plant is still on hold due to the Covid-19 pandemic as well as a few other liabilities that need to be accomplished by the Contractor. Major rehabilitation or overhauling works were carried out in Kaligandaki A (including SCADA/ Control system upgradation), Middle Marsyangdi, Marsyangdi, Kulekhani- I & II, Sunkoshi, Modi, Trishuli, Devighat and Puwakhola HPS, even during the lockdown imposed by the government and the continued pandemic. This has ultimately resulted in minimizing generation outage due to breakdowns. These regular and timely maintenance has made Generation Directorate capable of supplying reliable and continuous energy to national grid.
Finally, I’m thankful to all the employees working in the power plants, their plant managers and the entire team in Generation Directorate for putting in all the hard work to achieve the desired result. I would also like to thank the publication team who have made the publication of this magazine successful in a very short time frame.
...... Kul Man Ghising Managing Director MESSAGE FROM THE DEPUTY MANAGING DIRECTOR
I’m so glad that NEA Generation Directorate is publishing its 12th edition of NEA GENERATION magazine on the occasion of our 35th annual day of Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA). I believe, this magazine will be able to highlight the actual scenario of NEA owned power plants/projects and its related activities to the public.
The directorate team has tried its best for the maximum electricity generation with periodic and scheduled maintenance activities, along with rehabilitation of aged power plant components and structures. “Prevention is better than Cure” has always been considered a motto for best handling of power plants and equipments. To cope up this slogan, we have planned and done the maintenance activities of power plants with minimal generation loss by doing unit and plant shutdown in dry season with minimum duration and utilizing maximum effort of available technical manpower and resources.
60 MW Upper Trishuli 3A HEP which had started test generation last year, has been inaugurated by Rt. Honorable Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli on 18 Nov, 2019. 14 MW Kulekhani-3, a cascade scheme of Kulekhani Storage Power Plant (92 MW) is also generating power, though in testing mode, and is connected to national grid from 11 Oct, 2019. With this, there are no any hydropower projects in pipeline, to be developed directly, by Generation Directorate.
I’m very proud and thankful to the employees under Generation Directorate who have worked, being 24 hour available, in spite of all adverse conditions and situations like; rain, flood, festivals, weekend, holidays or Covid-19 pandemic situation & lockdown everywhere in power plants or in directorate/department office. With this dedication and planned/scheduled maintenance, NEA power plants have generated 18.51% more annual energy than last year. Kulekhani storage hydropower plant has generated maximum energy after 15 years (since 2061/62). Kaligandaki ‘A’ has undergone upgradation of plant Control / SCADA system which has solved long and chronic problem of control, protection and operation. 85 years old 640 kW Sundarijal Hydroelectric Plant is being upgraded to 970 kW with all new Electro-Mechanical components. 53 years old Trishuli Hydroelectric Plant is also in the process of rehabilitation with replacement of all Electro-Mechanical components after ICB contract. Other problematic power plants are also in the phase of rehabilitation.
At last but not the least, I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the NEA Board, Chairman and Managing Director for their valuable guidance, support and boosting the morale of every employees and Operation & Maintenance team of power plants.
...... Madan Timsina Directorate Chief CONTENTS
Executives 1 Station Chiefs 2 Organizational Structure of NEA 4 Corporate Structure of Generation Directorate 5 Generation Directorate 7 Large Generation Operation and Maintenance Department 13 Kaligandaki ‘A’ Hydropower Station 14 Middle Marsyangdi Hydropower Station 22 Marsyangdi Hydropower Station 26 Upper Trisuli 3A Hydropower Station 31 Kulekhani I Hydropower Station 36 Kulekhani II Hydropower Station 42 Chameliya Hydropower Station 47 Multi- Fuel Power Station 52 Medium Generation Operation And Maintenance Department 56 Trisuli Hydropower Station 57 Devighat Hydropower Station 61 Gandak Hydropower Station 66 Modi Khola Hydropower Station 71 Sunkoshi Hydropower Station 75 Puwa Khola Hydropower Station 79 Chatara Hydropower Station 83 Panauti Hydropower Station 86 Seti Hydropower Station 90 Fewa Hydropower Station 93 Sundarijal Hydropower Station 96 Pharping Hydropower Station 99 Hetauda Diesel Power Station 101 Generation Development Department 104 Upper Trishuli 3A Hydroelectric Project 105 Kulekhani III Hydroelectric Project 107 Tinau-Sundarijal Hydropower Station Rehabilitation Project 108 Technical Support Department 109 Front Cover Image : Kaligandaki “A” Damsite Back Cover Image : Reservoir of Pharping Power Station
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EXECUTIVES
Mr. Madan Timsina Mr. Chandra Shekhar Chaudhary Mr. Fanendra Raj Joshi Chief, Generation Directorate Director Director Large Generation O&M Department Upper Trishuli ‘3A’ Hydropower Project
Mr. Ajay Kumar Dahal Mr. Shubash Kumar Mishra Mr. Ramesh Man Shrestha Director, Medium Generation O&M Department/ Director Director Chameliya Hydropower Project Kulekhani III Hydropower Project Generation Development Department
Mr. Aniruddha Paudel Mr. Bashanta Kumar Dhungana Mrs. Indira Devi Dahal Chief Deputy Director Deputy Director Technical Support Department Finance Division Admisistration Division
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STATION CHIEFS
Mr. Pashupati Raj Gautam Mr. Shiva Kumar Shah Mr. Ram Kumar Yadav Kaligandaki ‘A’ HPS Middle Marsyangdi HPS Marsyangdi HPS
Mr. Suresh Raut Mr. Dhirendra Chaudhary Mr. Avash Ojha Upper Trishuli ‘3A’ HPS Kulekhani-I HPS Kulekhani-II HPS
Mr. Puran Sob Mr. Babu Raja Maharjan Mr. Suraj Dahal Chameliya HPS Trishuli HPS Devighat HPS
Mr. Kapil Dev Manjan Mr. Pawan Basnyat Mr. Pradeep Singh Gandak HPS Modi Khola HPS Kulekhani-III HPS (Proposed)
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Mr. Sunil K. Chaturbedi Mr. Gir Bahadur K.C. Mr. Prahlad Raut Multifuel PS Sunkoshi HPS Puwa Khola HPS
Mr. Surendra Karki Mr. Binod Prasad Pandey Mr. Haris Chandra Dhital Hetauda Diesel PS Chatara HPS Panauti HPS
Mr. Shiv Kumar Thapa Mr. Mohammad Safid Mr. Shyam Krishna Basnet Seti Fewa HPS Sundarijal HPS Pharping PS
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GENERATION DIRECTORATE
BRIEF OVERVIEW MAJOR ACTIVITIES
Generation directorate, headed by Deputy Managing This year two (2) ongoing projects i.e. Upper Trishuli Director is responsible for the construction of 3A Hydroelectric Project (60 MW) and Kulekhani III the new power generation projects together Hydroelectric Project (14 MW) have been completed with optimum operation and maintenance of the and have started generating power continuously. hydropower stations owned by Nepal Electricity The Upper Trishuli 3A Hydroelectric Project has Authority (NEA). Currently there are twenty (20) already been transformed as hydropower station generating Hydropower Stations and two (2) while Kulekhani III Hydroelectric Project is still in Thermal Power Stations under this directorate and the phase of test operation. no any new under construction hydropower projects directly under this directorate. Hence, ‘Generation of The Upper Trishuli 3A hydroelectric Project was energy by optimally utilizing the resources available officially inaugurated by Right Honorable Prime while undertaking periodic Overhauling, major Minister, K.P. Sharma Oli on 18th November, 2019 corrective and preventive Maintenance works, and (B.S. 2076/08/02) after completion of trial operation Rehabilitation Projects of the generating Stations’; period starting from Jestha 2, 2076 for one unit and that approximately describes the mission of the from Shrawan 17 for the other one. Generation Directorate. Similarly, Kulekhani III Hydroelectric project has The total installed capacity of Hydropower started generating electricity in test operation phase Stations and Thermal Power Stations under this from its Unit-1 and Unit-2 from 15th Ashoj, 2076 and th directorate now has reached 573.29 MW and 53.41 24 Ashoj, 2076 respectively. MW respectively. This directorate is structured into Heavy rainfall and high flood occurred on third four (4) Departments, two (2) Divisions and one week of Asar, 2077 forced few power stations for (1) Section. The departments under this directorate shutdown. Kaligandaki and Marsyangdi rivers are 1) Large Generation Operation & Maintenance observed highest flood level in the last few years. Department (LGO&MD), 2) Medium Generation Despite this, the whole team under Generation Operation & Maintenance Department (MGO&MD) Directorate has strived to increase total production 3) Technical Support Department (TSD) 4) Generation of energy as compared to previous years. In Development Department (GDD) each headed by a addition, while generating 264.826 GWh energy Director. Further, the directorate is supported by (total generation of all three plants of Kulekhani), two divisions which are 1) Finance Division and Kulekhani reservoir water level raised from 1503.96 2) Administration Division, each headed by a Joint masl (on 2077/03/01) to 1510.5 masl (on 2077/03/31) Director. In addition, a Monitoring and IT Section during 31 days. In this fiscal year, the maximum provides assistance in all the technical works and level of Kulekhani reservoir is recorded as 1527.70 monitors all the Projects and Power Stations under masl (on 2076/06/25). the Generation Directorate.
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In this fiscal year 2076/77, total energy generation also planned the maintenance of existing De-sanding from the power stations under this directorate basin and construction of new De-sanding basin is 3011.431 GWh as compared to the target of under the rehabilitation project which is currently 3133.67 GWh (excluding the target of Kulekhani III under study phase. Seti HPS has completed the Hydropower station), whereas in the last FY 2075/76, installation of new digital type Governor in the the generation was 2541.116 GWh. Hence, this year’s replacement of existing oil Governor, whereas Fewa generation has achieved 96.1 % of the target and HPS has instigated the complete replacement of its 89.6 % of design generation (3360.83 GWh including age-old Turbine and Generator set of all 4 units; the design generation of Kulekhani III Hydropower including Governor, Excitation system, Control station). The actual energy generation achieved was system and associated Auxiliaries that will provide 18.5% higher as compared to the last year’s energy reliable operation of the power Station in the generation. future. Similarly, Gandak Hydropower Station is undertaking the complete rehabilitation of Electro- Due to reliable Operation and Maintenance practices, mechanical parts and protection components the NEA Hydropower Stations increased generation beginning from FY 2076/77 and is planned to be and eventually contributed to meet the demand of completed by FY 2078/79. In addition, Panauti HPS consumers. The well management of employees and has also planned to install and replace Turbine parts time of the machine overhauling under scheduled in the coming 2 years starting from this fiscal year. maintenance has minimized energy spill of the power stations. As in the previous years the experts’ team was arranged from different power stations for Maintenance and Overhauling. Efficient co- ordination for maintenance scheduling among the stations resulted the improvement of operational practices for getting higher output. This fiscal year, the plant (station) shutdown duration required by Indian irrigation authority for headworks and canal maintenance was continued for Gandak Hydropower Station.
The Generation Directorate has been continuing to work on the repair and maintenance activities, Control Room of Kaligandaki “A” Hydropower Station after periodic overhauling and rehabilitation projects Control System Upgradation under NEA’s own funding and in assistance with Installation of AMR/AMI System for CT Operated Government of Nepal and multilateral agencies energy meters in the Power Stations & Substations, in some cases. Kali Gandaki ‘A’ HPS was under initiated in FY 2075/76, has been continued with the rehabilitation program funded by World Bank (IDA co-ordination of AMI project under DCS Directorate. Credit) and Sundarijal HPS is ongoing rehabilitation Rest of the Electro-mechanical as well as old and and up-gradation work under ADB financing. This nonfunctioning meters in all the HPS are being fiscal year, Kaligandaki ‘A’ Rehabilitation Project replaced simultaneously. Also, HPS Employees has successfully completed the installation of Enhanced Performance Reward (EPR) software Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) has been upgraded and is being used in all the system, while it has planned to undertake Dam power stations from this fiscal year. Centralized left-bank protection, Spillway repair and spare e-attendance is going to be implemented very soon Turbine purchase works. Trishuli HPS has initiated with the co-ordination of IT Department in all the the rehabilitation of Electro-mechanical equipment HPS, with the result that Over Time and Shift duty except Turbines and Generators. In addition, it has schedule will be managed digitally through software.
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ADMINISTRATION DIVISION Preserving and record keeping of the Asset management, employee e-attendance, employee Administration division is responsible for the managements, record keeping, lands and physical management of employees under the generation structures management under Generation directorate and concerned offices in coordination Directorate is also performed by this division. Finally, with the central human resource department as per the administration division oversees the operation of the approved positions. With the belief of right man vehicles for offices under this directorate, circulates in right place, this division also transfers or intra- notices as well as information to all the departments group transfers of employees with the approval of and branches of this directorate and assists in Deputy Managing Director and keeps record of the procurement works related to the directorate. employees in offices liable to the directorate. Currently 636 technical and 162 administrative staff, in total 798 staff working under this directorate In order to prepare professionally competent (excluding under-construction projects) while staff, this division manages service-related skill approved positions are 792 for technical and 299 for enhancement trainings for capability accretion of administration in total of 1091 positions. Similarly, employees working in offices under the generation 67 employees are working on under-construction directorate, regularly in national and international hydroelectric projects while the approved positions level. Similarly, it provides suggestions and are 130. assessments to the Deputy Managing Director regarding administrative tasks.
SUMMARY OF EMPLOYEE STATUS UNDER GENERATION DIRECTORATE
Particulars Service Approved Positions Incumbent Deficit Officer level Technical 173 118 55 Asst. level 619 518 101 Technical total 792 636 156 Officer level Administration 44 38 6 Asst. level 255 124 131 Administrative Total 299 162 137 Total (Technical + Administration) 1091 798 293
SUMMARY OF EMPLOYEE STATUS OF UNDER CONSTRUCTION HYDRO ELECTRIC PROJECT
Particulars Approved Positions Incumbent Deficit
Upper Trisuli 3A Hydroelectric project 75 15 60 Kulekhani III Hydroelectric Project 33 36 (Myadi=21) Tinau Sundarijal rehabilitation Project 11 7 4 Chameliya Hydroelectric Project 11 9 2
Note: Presently, deficit of asst. level staffs is fulfilled by contract (of Level 1-3). FINANCE DIVISION role as a liaison office as it receives budget/fund from Corporate Finance Department and disseminate it Finance Division under Generation Directorate, NEA to respective power houses and plant as per their is liable for preparation, implementation and control requisition. Finance division consolidates book of of financial matters for itself as well as for Hydro- account- expenditure, income, assets and liabilities Electric projects and Hydropower Stations. Finance monthly as well as annually and reports the same division keeps account of financial transactions- to the Accounts Department, NEA. It also prepares income, expenditure, assets and liabilities. It plays other financial reports and statements for internal
NEPAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY 9 Generation Directorate 2076/2077 12th Issue, 2077 use and also as per the direction of superior body. departments/power stations along with supporting It solely operates as distinct budget center as well documents. as a central body of many budget centers under the generation directorate. ASSET AND INVENTORY MANAGEMENT
ANNUAL BUDGET AND PROGRAM Goods required mainly for the Administrative and Repair & Maintenance works are purchased on the Finance division, generation directorate is responsible basis of immediate requirements by procurement for consolidation and preparation of annual budget unit. The maintenance of stocks, its receipts, and programs for the Projects and Power Stations disbursement (expenses) is performed by ‘store- under the directorate. The preparation begins keeping unit’ under the finance division. Stock with an assessment of the annual budget, capital management consists of customized accounting budget as well as operation and maintenance software by the store unit and further accounting budget, and programs of significance at the central is done with the help of CAIS accounting software. level. The power stations propose annual budget Fixed assets and its semiannual depreciation and program to cover capital investments and calculated on straight line method are maintained operation & maintenance expenditures. Generation with the help of AMS (Asset Management System). directorate subsequently involves the power stations Annually, physical verification is performed to and customizes their needs to produce an annual assure the safety, efficient use status and safekeeping financial plan. The financial plan guides to the of those assets. optimum allocation of available funds to achieve the common goal of the directorate. Generation PROBLEMS AND WAY FORWARD directorate works with the central payment, NEA for Finance division is facing pending settlement of administration of funds to those set programs and transaction since 2046/047. Mainly there are inter their timely disbursements. The finance division also unit accounts (inter branch transaction), LC advances, provides support during the preparation of technical employee loan and advances yet to be settled since specifications, procurement process, contract long period. Old unsettled transactions are difficult administration and management at the central office to settle due to lack of concerned documents. and issues directives to establish sound financial These old pending accounts are settled searching discipline to the offices under its supervision. the related document if available. There is distinct The division is working towards reduction of offline accounting software for payroll management, administrative expenses as well as operation and accounting, store, asset management, attendance maintenance costs for the contribution of overall management. This distinct software needs to be objective of the financial good governance of NEA. integrated to generated a complete report which AUDIT will be carried out following initiation of finance directorate in coming years. Strict compliance of Internal Audit and statutory audit are carried out Nepal Accounting Standard, Financial laws, internal timely and regularly on the basis of regularity, financial rules & regulations, policies, directives are economy, efficiency, effectiveness and rationale main guidelines for book keeping, preparation and to assure that all the transactions are carried out presentation of financial reports. and recorded sufficiently and reliably. Audit helps to correct any intentional or unintentional errors, MONITORING AND INFORMATION mismatch and wrong treatment as well as provides TECHNOLOGY SECTION feedback for further corrections, improvements The monitoring and information technology section, to the anomalies. Finance division replies to these headed by a Deputy Manager (Technical, Level 9), issues raised by auditor on the related matter after reports directly to the Deputy Managing Director comprehensive consultations with the concerned
10 NEPAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY NEPAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY 11 Generation Directorate 2076/2077 Generation Directorate 2076/2077 12th Issue, 2077 and monitors all the departments, divisions, projects This section also performs activities like circulates all and power stations under the Generation Directorate. the instructions received from the deputy managing director related to monitoring works; updates the This section has the mandate to prepare monitoring generation details received from the generation framework of technical works and prepares operation and maintenance departments; prepares quadrimester/annual reports after monitoring performance analysis indicator of all the related the projects and power stations according to this departments, power stations and projects. Finally, framework. In addition, this section has obligation it assists in all the technical works, identifies any to conduct budget planning discussions in assistance technical problems and informs the same to the with finance and administration divisions. Operation deputy managing director. of MIS software also falls under the jurisdiction of this section. AMI (ADVANCE METERING INFRASTRUCTURE) SYSTEM Furthermore, it organizes progress review discussions, budget compilation, and progress Advanced Metering Infrastructure/Automatic compilation for all the offices under generation Meter Reading System (AMI/AMR) is a system of directorate. It also identifies the necessity for training measuring, Collecting, Storing, Analyzing and using of technical personnel and reports to the DMD. Also, energy related data in real time. The implementation preparation of website for generation directorate of AMI system in NEA Hydropower stations was and updating the activities under this directorate initiated in last fiscal year and has been continued this falls under the responsibility of this section, thereby year too with the installation of AMI system in 33 CT utilizing information and technology to its maximum. Operated Energy Meters in different Hydropower Similarly, it studies the yearly procurement plan of Stations with the co-ordination of Smart Metering the departments, power stations and projects under Smart Grid Project under Distribution and consumer the generation directorate and submits them for Service Directorate. approval; keeps record of construction and goods procurement works’ details of all the related power stations and projects and updates in the website.
Report containing Real time energy data, generated by the Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI)
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The Energy meters used in remaining Hydropower Operation & Maintenance Manual published by Stations have either electro-mechanical type or Nepal government (Department of Electricity other old type meters which are not feasible for Development). The existing EPR software was installation on the currently available AMR/AMI designed for Windows Xp, 32-bit Operating system system of NEA. We are on the process of replacing which is now obsolete and Microsoft has stopped its such meters in all the Hydropower stations besides update and support. The newly deployed software currently replaced meters will be integrated to the will be capable to run in windows 7/8/10 or higher AMR/AMI system as soon as possible. versions with 64-bit operating system platform. Also, some of the modern features with automatic EPR (ENHANCED PERFORMANCE REWARD) graphical view of EPR will be updated and further SOFTWARE OF HYDROPOWER STATIONS it will run in centralized mode, thereby an EPR software for all the HPS can be operated through a Generation directorate is on the process single server in coming years. for updating the EPR software for the staff working on Hydropower station on the basis of
A screenshot view of the EPR software that is being implemented in the generating stations under the directorate
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LARGE GENERATION OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT
INTRODUCTION works are required. General regular maintenance works are such works which can be done without The Large Generation Operration and Maintenance unit shutdown or within few hours of unit shut Department, headed by Diector is resposible for down. Special maintenances are those which operation and maintenance of seven (7) hydropower requires multiple days of Unit/Plant shutdown. plants and one (1) Multi-fuel power plant (with Overhauling of generating units, upgradation installed capacity 30 MW and above. The total of control and protection system, installation of installed capacity of these plants is 504 MW. Total SCADA, maintenance works at headworks are generation from the power plants under this the special maintenance works. As such works department in the fiscal year 2076/77 is 2574.82 require multiple days of Unit/Plant shutdown, it GWh, with an increment of 20.77 % as compared to is the normal practice as far as possible to carry that of last fiscal year’s generation. The increment in out such works in the lean/dry season avoiding generation is mainly due to operation of new plant Upper Trishuli 3A hydropower station. energy loss. This ensures the availability of design energy during wet season. All the hydropower stations under this department are of continuous operation type Apart from preventive and corrective maintenance throughout the year. Except Kulekhani HEP, works, periodic major overhauling was carried which is seasonal storage type, plant generally out in Kaligandaki A, Middle Marsyangdi and operates to aid peaking load demand and all the Marsyangdi power plants. Kulekhani-I and remaining power stations are daily peaking ROR Kulekhani-II being reservoir type power plants type plants. Hence, both scheduled/preventive does not experience erosion problems and hence, and corrective as well as special maintenance only regular preventive maintenance activities were carried out.
MIV of Chameliya HPS
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KALIGANDAKI ‘A’ HYDROPOWER STATION
INTRODUCTION Overhauling of Unit No. 1 and Unit No. 3 replacement of bottom ring Kaligandaki ‘A’ Hydropower Station, located at Beltari, Syangja is the largest installed power station • Dismantling of bottom ring, alignment checking in Nepal with capacity of 144 MW with 3 units each and assembly. having capacity of 48 MW. It is a six-hour daily • Replacement of damaged runner and wicket peaking run-of-river type power station having gates with the repaired and HVOF coated parts. annual design generation of 842 GWh and was • Replacement of worn out upper stem and lower commissioned in 2002. stem bushes with repaired. • Replacement of facing plates and wearing rings The cumulative generation of the station till F/Y of head cover and bottom ring. 2076/77 has reached 13,790.321 GWh from its first run. The plant generated 871.466 GWh of energy • Replacement of turbine guide bearing, inflatable this year which is 103.50 % of the annual design shaft seal (maintenance seal). generation and 98.71% of annual generation target. • Replacement of Flat Rubber Seal and O-rings of wicket gate upper and lower bushes. REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE ACTIVITIES • Installation of newly fabricated balancing pipes. MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE • Cleaning of all generator air coolers. • Cleaning of turbine guide bearing heat exchanger Under mechanical maintenance the following works and generator lower bearing heat exchanger. has been carried out: • Welding and grinding in stay vanes of spiral casing. Replacement of MIV Main Seal of Unit No. 1 • Repair of leakage of drain in 4 sides of stay vanes Due to high sediment content in water, there was by weld filling and grinding. wearing and tearing of Main seal of Main Inlet valve • Replacement of Governor Oil, Turbine guide (MIV), some erosion on seal seat, valve disc and bearing oil and generator lower guide bearing. penstock pipe where MIV rests. As there was much oil tank with new turbine oil VG 46. leakage of water, the plant shutdown was taken to evacuate whole tunnel and penstock pipe. The Replacement of New Bottom ring of Unit No. 1 repairing of Seal seat, valve disc and penstock pipe • Dismantling of old Bottom ring, alignment was done by weld filling in worn out portion and checking and assembly of new one during grinding. The damaged main seal was replaced by overhauling. new one. Then the water is refilled gradually and unit overhaul was continued.
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• Replacement of rubber seal of de-sander flushing radial gates no. 2, 3, 4, 6,7 and 8. • Replacement of the bronze seal strips (top, bottom and lateral sides), stainless steel guide plates (top, bottom and lateral) and Guide blocks (both side) of under sluice gates. • Repair and maintenance of travelling, hydraulic and hoisting system of Old Trash Rack Cleaner Machine. • Dewatering of diversion downstream spillway to access the damage on the bucket.
ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE
Bottom Ring in Turbine Pit
Repairing of Unit No. 2 during unit shutdown taken for system upgradation
• Condition monitoring of Runner, Wicket Gates, Stay Vanes and Spiral casing. • Inspection of leakage in MIV valve. Fig : KGA control room • Cleaning of all generator air coolers. Completion of major portion of “Plant Control • Cleaning of turbine guide bearing heat System Upgradation Work” became the highlight of exchanger. this year. Local Control Units (LCUs) for controlling • Welding and grinding in bottom ring. three Units, 132 kV GIS, common auxiliaries, 12 kV Feeders, Surge Tank Wheel Gate and Damsite Gates Dam Site Repair works along with Governor Panel, Generator Protection • Repair of seal retainer of bascule gate and Panel and Static Excitation Panel of all three Units replacement of seal. were replaced
• Repair of sill plate of Diversion Gate No 3 by Technical features of some of the major components weld filling and grinding, replacement of rubber replaced under the scope of this Project are: seal. • Replacement of damaged portion of sill beam, Unit Control Panel (also called as Unit Sequencer sill plate of Diversion Gate No 1, replacement of Panel) is provided with Redundant SPC700 Controller rubber seal. capable of supporting 10,000 blocks each. Also, two independent parallel paths of Power Supply, DC-DC • Replacement of damaged portion of sill plate of Converters and Network switches are provided to Diversion Gate No 2, replacement of rubber seal. ensure complete redundancy. Multifunction Meters
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(MFM) are installed to display various Electrical limit switch gets closed due to centrifugal action at parameters such as Voltage, Current, Power, Energy 600 rpm thereby tripping the Machine at this Speed. etc. The data recorded by MFM are communicated Separate independent Speed monitoring device is and integrated to Distributed Control System (DCS) also provided at Governor panel that continuously system for acquisition and recording purpose via monitors and displays the speed and also provides Modbus (RS485) over TCP/IP. backup protection for Electrical Overspeed at 360 rpm. There are two different modes of operation of Governor.
I. OPENING CONTROL MODE
In this mode, Guide Vane opening is kept constant by Governor depending on Gate Opening setpoint given by Operator. Gate opening setpoint is raised or lowered by Operator in order to raise or lower the Active Power. Active Power generated by Machine is independent of frequency in this mode.
II. LOAD CONTROL MODE
In this mode, Active Power is kept constant by Governor depending upon MW setpoint given by Operator. MW setpoint is increased or decreased in order to increase or decrease the Active Power Generation. In Load Control Mode, Automatic Frequency Control (AFC) can either be enabled or disabled. When AFC is enabled, Governor Unit control Panel reads frequency and whenever frequency error goes beyond preset value, it tries to bring back GOVERNOR: frequency within desirable range by increasing or decreasing Generation as per requirement. When Governor is provided with Redundant SPC700 AFC is disabled, Governor does not respond to Controller and redundant I/O cards for all the Frequency error and keeps the MW output Constant critical signals. Analog Input Card (4-20mA) receives which solely depends upon MW setpoint given by the Guide Vane position feedback and Analog Operator. Output Card (4-20mA) is used to give command to Distribution Valve for opening/closing Guide Vanes. EXCITATION SYSTEM: Governor receives speed information independently from three different speed sensors (speed probes). ABB’s Unitrol 6000 dual channel Excitation control Out of these three speed sensors, even if one sensor is cubicle is provided with redundant controllers damaged or shows bad value, Governor continues to and redundant power supply. Nominal Excitation function normally without interruption. However, if Voltage and Current is 123 V DC and 1470 A DC problem is identified on two or more speed sensors, respectively. The excitation system of each Unit has then Governor immediately trips the Machine. 2x100% bridges operating in parallel, with controls Governor senses Electrical Overspeed at 360 rpm and consisting of an Automatic Voltage Regulator trips the Machine above this rpm. Also, if Electrical (“AVR” or “Auto channel” or “Auto mode”) and Overspeed fails to operate at 360 rpm, Mechanical a field current regulator (“Manual channel” or overspeed is sensed when mechanically operating “Manual mode”). Two bridges with matching set
16 NEPAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY NEPAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY 17 Generation Directorate 2076/2077 Generation Directorate 2076/2077 12th Issue, 2077 points are operated in parallel so that in case of communicated and integrated to DCS via latest failure of one bridge, the current is taken by the Electrical Standard IEC 61850. The system integrates other bridge without needing a transfer operation. all the information from the IED protective relays on Color Touch Screen HMI is provided for interfacing the system Historian Servers for record purposes. as well as display of Electrical Parameters, Power Capability Curve and various Trends. Field flashing can be achieved either through Battery DC supply or Auxiliary AC supply or both. Magnetic Contactor has been used as Field Flashing Breaker and Air Circuit Breaker has been used as Field Circuit Breaker. ABB’s Insulating Monitoring Relay CM- IWN.5 has been installed inside Excitation Panel in order to provide Rotor Earth Fault Protection to Generator.
Protection Panel
REDUNDANCY:
Prime importance has been given to redundancy of major components in order to ensure maximum reliability of the Plant. Each LCU is provided with Redundant Controllers (one main and one standby), 2 nos. of parallel DC Supply, 2 separate Network switches along with 2 networks of Ethernet and Fiber Optics Cable to ensure complete redundancy. Also, Excitation Panel redundant I/O cards are provided on Governor Panel and 132 kV GIS Control Panel for critical Input/ PROTECTION SYSTEM: output signals. Similarly, Generator Protection Panel is equipped with 2 nos. DC Supply, two number of Two number of ABB’s REG670 Numerical Relay is REG670 Numerical relay and two number of Master provided in Protection Panel for Generator Protection Trip Relay operating in parallel so that protection of each Unit. Also, two number of parallel paths of system remains intact even in case of failure of any Power Supply, Trip circuit and Lockout relays are component. Also, two sets of HMI Server, Historian provided to ensure fully redundant protection and Reporting Server and Network Attached system. All the information of IED Relay such as Storage are provided in Server Panel for complete Digital Input/output status and Analog values are redundancy of Distributed Control System.
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CHALLENGES ENCOUNTERED DURING Bangalore. Each and every process, dos and don’ts, EXECUTION: safety precautions were noted in a long document and forwarded to all concerned stakeholders. With i. Time Constraint all pre-cautions and minute and detailed analysis, Online support team in Bangalore in association with ABB’s and NEA’s technical team available at site were able to commission the Excitation System and synchronize the Unit from thousands of miles away. Situation was adverse, giving up was an easy option but KGA’s and ABB’s team chose otherwise to pioneer Online commissioning via remote support for the first time in the history of both NEA and ABB.
PROGRESS SO FAR
Control System upgradation work More than 90% of works under the scope of this The greatest battle was to be fought against time Project has been successfully completed. However, constraint during execution of Upgradation Works. some of the works (such as installation of few Field Shutdown required for upgradation of Units had Instrumentation Devices and Sensors at Damsite/ to be minimized to the extent possible for meeting Powerhouse, Extension of Fiber Optics Cable Power demand in dry season. Control System from Power House to Damsite and Installation of Upgradation work of Unit No. 1 and Unit No. 3 was Additional aided device for MIV) are still remaining scheduled during overhauling in order to minimize and is projected to be completed within December the Outage. As per the approved schedule, 1st Unit 2020. had to be commissioned in 28 days, 3rd Unit in 22 days and 2nd Unit in 10 days. The task, specially Civil Maintenance completion of entire work of Unit No. 2 in just 10 Some of the major work accomplished in the fiscal days seemed daunting. However, ABB’s and KGA’s year 2076/77 under civil section were as following technical team available at site worked day and night to achieve astounding feat of completing this 1. Desander basin repair work job within given timeframe. The base of the Desander basin was damage due to ii. Online Testing and Commissioning of the uplift flow of water. This damage created was Excitation System of the big truck size pit which was filled with sand and other debris. Due to this, it had obstructed sand Excitation commissioning Engineer had left to the flushing activities and prolonging flushing time and other Site. Other ABB Engineers and KGA team delay in resuming generation. were working on Unit No. 3, when the nationwide lockdown was announced both in Nepal and India. 2. Damage inspection of diversion spillway Time was running out and the second Unit which was in Shutdown had to be brought back to generate The damage inspection of roller buckets of the Power within Shutdown window. There wasn’t diversion spillway was also done. After the any certainty about when the nationwide lockdown completion and commercial operation of the plant, was going to end. Pressure was enormous. With such inspection hadn’t been done. The damage the confidence of ABB’s and NEA’s team available was found severe in gate No. 3 and subsequently at site and consent of upper management of both damages were also seen in other remaining two the sides, it was decided to test and commission gates also. Damages such as wash away of high Excitation System online via Remote Support from strength concrete, breaking of reinforcement, and
18 NEPAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY NEPAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY 19 Generation Directorate 2076/2077 Generation Directorate 2076/2077 12th Issue, 2077 disturbing the design profile of the ogee surface current and gust of massive discharge of Kaligandaki were observed. For the repair and maintenance of river. it, consultation with Japanese experts was done and as per their recommendations, immediate action 4. Study of left bank slope protection work repair is needed. Moreover, the epoxy coatings (hard During the wet season, at the confluence of coatings) on the top portions of ogee surface of all Kaligandaki river and Aandhikhola river, due to high three gates of diversion spillway were also carried flood current toe cutting problem at left riverbank of out. the river has been seen for a long time. But now a 3. Installation of the floating boom (A new trial) day’s damage is increasing rapidly and this is also creating a threat of massive landslide. By making the Floating debris is another critical challenge in landmass above such toe cutting unstable and sliding Kaligandaki “A” power plant. It increases the downwards gradually. Sliding marks could be seen working load of trash rack cleaning activities during on the access road to Dam. An independent study the wet season, frequent choking of trash racks, and was carried out by a private French company, which creates disturbances in the free flow of water into is renowned in the field of slope protection work and desander. So a new trial was done by installing a they have recommended an effective way to handle floating boom in front of intake to divert all floating such type of critical problem. Altogether 250-meter debris towards the gates of diversion spillway. It length is in danger zone and affected height due to worked very well in the dry season, but in the wet toe cutting is about 32 meters. If massive landslide season, some damages were done in the components occurs, all the debris will fill the significant portion of the floating boom due to the impact of high-water of reservoir effecting generation of power plant.
SALIENT FEATURES
Type Peaking Run of river (6 hours daily peaking)
Location Kaligandaki Rural Municipality, Syangja
Installed capacity 144 MW
Annual design generation 842 GWh
Maximum gross heat/net head 130m / 115m
Catchment area 7618 km2 (Kaligandaki river) and 476 km2 (Andhikhola river)
Live storage volume 3.1 million m3
Total length of waterways 183m power conduit, 5905m headrace tunnel
Penstock 1 Nos., 243m long, Ø 5.25m, inclined steel lined
Turbine:
Number & Type 3 Francis
Output 48MW each
Rated flow 47 m3/s per unit
Rated speed 300rpm
Generator:
Rated output 56.5MVA
Rated voltage 13.8kV
Rated frequency 50Hz
Rated power factor 0.85
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Excitation Static
Power transformer 56.5 MVA, 13.8/132 kV, 3 phase, 3 nos.
132kV, 104.6km (Single circuit of 65.5km to Pokhara sub-station and double circuit Transmission line of 39.1 km to Butwal sub-station)
Monthly Energy Generation Trend of last 3 Years 120,000.00
100,000.00
80,000.00
60,000.00
40,000.00 Generation (MWh) 20,000.00
- Shrawan Bhadra Aswin Kartik Mangsir Poush Magh Falgun Chaitra Baisakh Jestha Ashad FY 2074/75 101,725.00 101,928.00 102,818.00 92,307.00 64,444.00 48,791.00 41,121.00 36,950.00 40,748.00 50,251.00 82,633.00 101,359.00 FY 2075/76 100,902.00 98,017.00 65,650.00 67,913.00 63,726.00 48,224.00 43,580.00 44,728.00 55,593.00 88,709.00 99,146.00 95,726.00 FY 2076/77 98,957.00 95,071.00 83,278.00 80,846.00 66,111.00 49,345.00 43,666.00 38,692.00 53,715.00 72,132.00 97,224.00 92,429.00 Months
Actual Generation comparison with Target and Designed Generation 120,000.00
100,000.00
80,000.00
60,000.00
40,000.00 Energy (MWh)
20,000.00
- Shrawan Bhadra Aswin Kartik Mangsir Poush Magh Falgun Chaitra Baisakh Jestha Ashad Actual 91,666.17 89,089.60 82,228.64 80,686.02 77,284.39 55,602.76 43,829.77 42,296.05 49,230.23 61,823.35 81,837.13 86,998.36 Target 98,957.00 95,071.00 83,278.00 80,846.00 66,111.00 49,345.00 43,666.00 38,692.00 53,715.00 72,132.00 97,224.00 92,429.00 Designed 96,192.49 96,192.15 84,977.66 81,662.71 72,841.80 54,884.69 44,455.04 40,114.09 52,337.41 75,274.20 91,332.73 92,595.69 Month of 2076/077
20 NEPAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY NEPAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY 21 Generation Directorate 2076/2077 Generation Directorate 2076/2077 12th Issue, 2077 Ashad 86,998.36 29,835.00 44,749.00 18,488.00 57,388.00 65,881.00 77,753.00 85,124.00 71,830.00 71,336.00 93,365.00 90,746.00 94,378.00 97,818.00 94,150.00 44,152.00 96,110.00 95,726.00 92,429.00 101,359.00 Jestha 81,837.13 35,629.00 51,817.00 43,094.00 63,889.00 63,337.00 67,596.00 78,783.00 59,477.00 75,593.00 85,843.00 93,203.00 91,419.00 84,210.00 96,732.00 59,201.00 88,297.00 82,633.00 99,146.00 97,224.00 Baisakh 61,823.35 39,413.00 55,907.00 48,534.00 50,484.00 50,026.00 64,899.00 59,890.00 49,995.00 52,461.00 52,656.00 52,635.00 63,648.00 53,606.00 72,514.00 50,026.00 60,017.00 50,251.00 88,709.00 72,132.00 Chaitra 49,230.23 13,137.00 47,077.00 45,445.00 40,784.00 42,325.00 60,445.00 39,539.00 37,985.00 44,896.00 38,994.00 46,979.00 44,102.00 42,398.00 54,446.00 42,762.00 51,118.00 40,748.00 55,593.00 53,715.00 - Falgun 42,296.05 41,836.00 38,545.00 38,680.00 38,487.00 45,451.00 39,388.00 34,545.00 36,700.00 38,588.00 38,628.00 33,049.00 39,834.00 49,830.00 36,393.00 39,253.00 36,950.00 44,728.00 38,692.00 - Magh 43,829.77 42,455.00 41,811.00 44,156.00 42,590.00 38,141.00 40,849.00 40,746.00 39,437.00 40,719.00 41,116.00 42,012.00 43,803.00 47,628.00 39,552.00 42,031.00 41,121.00 43,580.00 43,666.00 - Poush 55,602.76 53,015.00 49,833.00 51,423.00 51,237.00 50,050.00 53,445.00 46,916.00 51,286.00 52,327.00 53,209.00 46,001.00 54,688.00 63,775.00 45,187.00 53,708.00 48,791.00 48,224.00 49,345.00 - Actual Generation (MWh) Mangsir 77,284.39 56,208.00 52,353.00 50,501.00 62,455.00 61,716.00 71,406.00 70,734.00 74,531.00 72,479.00 76,345.00 64,932.00 76,451.00 79,804.00 62,790.00 80,170.00 64,444.00 63,726.00 66,111.00 - Kartik 80,686.02 30,875.00 47,427.00 35,781.00 46,313.00 56,461.00 66,687.00 83,169.00 73,734.00 76,109.00 86,031.00 82,537.00 86,067.00 89,647.00 87,804.00 91,053.00 92,307.00 67,913.00 80,846.00 ENERGY GENERATION SINCE COMMISSIONING SINCE GENERATION ENERGY - Aswin 82,228.64 31,011.00 38,641.00 37,565.00 51,050.00 49,506.00 69,083.00 82,606.00 80,250.00 82,943.00 89,537.00 90,407.00 91,030.00 93,846.00 93,238.00 90,518.00 65,650.00 83,278.00 102,818.00 - Bhadra 89,089.60 30,223.00 50,793.00 43,189.00 52,762.00 63,670.00 78,497.00 86,044.00 79,966.00 87,880.00 95,179.00 97,864.00 95,962.00 94,718.00 93,079.00 89,668.00 98,017.00 95,071.00 101,928.00 - Shrawan 91,666.17 27,416.00 52,681.00 37,812.00 54,885.00 72,058.00 76,311.00 89,321.00 80,051.00 53,269.00 97,146.00 96,909.00 98,236.00 92,893.00 96,658.00 60,206.00 98,957.00 101,725.00 100,902.00 Total 842,572.47 118,014.00 512,589.00 527,645.00 551,652.00 621,348.00 707,746.00 759,002.00 753,368.00 760,241.00 775,172.00 860,754.00 847,258.00 864,103.00 929,983.00 750,842.00 842,149.00 865,075.00 871,914.00 871,466.00 13,790,321.00 Year Fiscal 2058/059 2059/060 2060/061 2061/062 2062/063 2063/064 2064/065 2065/066 2066/067 2067/068 2068/069 2069/070 2070/071 2071/072 2072/073 2073/074 2074/075 2075/076 2076/077 Total Designed 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 S. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 N.
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MIDDLE MARSYANGDI HYDROPOWER STATION
INTRODUCTION • Repair of Sill Beams and Replacement of Bottom Seals in all 3 Spillway Radial Gates at Dam Site. Middle Marsyangdi Hydropower Station (MMHPS) • Repair of Sliding & Fixed plates, Rubber has been generating electricity by diverting the seals and Sill Beams of Flushing Gates of all 3 water of Marsyangdi River originated from the De-sanding Units at Dam Site. Tilicho Lake in Manang district. Located in the • Repair of Intake and Spillway radial Gate Stop Lamjung district of Gandaki Province, MMHPS has Logs at Dam Site an installed capacity of 70 MW and a design annual generation of 398 GWhr.
MMHPS is a peaking run-off-the-river (PRoR) plant with daily peaking capacity of 5 hrs at minimum discharge. The plant was commissioned in December, 2008 and commercial generation was started one month later. The cumulative generation of the station has reached 4,926.55 GWh until the end of FY 2076/77. The total generation during this FY is 446.62 GWh, which is 112.22 % of the annual design generation and 96.36% of generation target.
REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE ACTIVITIES
MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE Placement of Intake Stop Logs for De-sander repair • Repair of complete set of Francis Runner and • Replacement of Heat Exchanger plates of cooling other Turbine Accessories water system of both units. • Dismantling of Turbine Accessories during Unit • Replacement of 3 nos. of broken spring-loaded # 2 Overhauling for the necessary repair studs of generator brake of Unit-1. • Installation of 4 new sets of Bulkhead Gates for De-sander outlets at Dam Site. Electrical Maintenance
• Insulation and BDV testing done in power transformers during overhauling of Unit-2.
Removal of Bottom Ring during Unit-2 Overhauling
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Testing of Power Transformer during Unit-2 Overhauling
• All interconnection facilities for Transmission Inspection of Gabion Walls at Downstream End of Spillway line coming from Dordi Corridor connected in MMHPS Switchyard and incorporated in • Regular maintenance works of Water Supply, SCADA system. Sewerage and Sanitation system around Dam Site, Powerhouse and colony areas. • Solenoid Valve replacement and repair of raking/travel mechanism for Trash Rack • Repair and maintenance works of Quarter Cleaning Machine at Dam site. Buildings. • Replacement of PLC cards for Unit-2 Governor and Intake Gate no.2. • Replacement of motor in close circuit cooling water system of Unit-1. • Unit-1 control system made more reliable. • Carbon brush replacements for both units. • Replacement of cable head for power cable of power transformer L1of Unit-1. • Bush cutting and other maintenance works of 33kV, 11kV, 400V and street light lines.
CIVIL MAINTENANCE
• Contract award for Rehabilitation Works of downstream Spillway no. 3 at Dam Site. • Maintenance of Gabion Structures at Left and Right banks of Spillway at Downstream end of Dam Site. • Sediment Sampling works at Intake, De-sander Outlet and Draft tube of Power House for measurement of sediment concentration. • Application of High-Performance Abrasion Resistant Epoxy Compounds at Spillway Chutes-1 & 3.
Epoxy Compound Application Works at Spillway Chute
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SALIENT FEATURES
Type of project Peaking Run off river with daily pondage for 5 hours peaking Maximum gross head/net head 110m/98m Total length of water ways 5940m Power and Energy: Installed capacity 70 MW Annual designed generation 398 GWh Hydrology: Catchment Area 2,729 km2 Reservoir: Minimum/Maximum operating level 621.0 masl/626.0 masl Live storage volume 1.65 million m3 Dam: Type of dam Combined concrete gravity and rock fill dam Height 45m Penstock: Number, Type 1, concrete castes steel pipe (cut and cover) Diameter penstock/bifurcation-manifold Ø4.6m/ Ø3.0m to Ø240m Switchyard: Type Open- air switchyard at el. 540.0 masl Dimension(L×W) 43m×50m Turbine: Number and Type 2 Francis, vertical shaft Rated Discharge 42.4 m3/s Rated speed 333.33 rpm Generator: Number and type Two, 3-phase synchronous Rated output 39 MVA Power factor 0.85-0.90 Transmission line: Route CKT1 MMHPS to Damauli CKT2 MMHPS to Markichwok S/S Nominal voltage/ length 132 kV, CKT1=42.69 km 132 kV, CKT2=31.5 km
Monthly Energy Generation Trend of last 3 Years 60,000.00
50,000.00
40,000.00
30,000.00
20,000.00 Generation (MWh) 10,000.00
- Shrawan Bhadra Aswin Kartik Mangsir Poush Magh Falgun Chaitra Baisakh Jestha Ashad FY 2074/75 51,182.13 51,020.62 50,314.75 44,467.37 31,968.76 24,708.74 20,006.26 14,860.37 21,243.75 27,266.25 47,447.87 52,800.00 FY 2076/77 51,511.75 50,778.80 38,733.70 40,775.75 35,598.75 26,420.50 23,203.10 22,192.40 24,296.50 35,495.50 48,963.80 48,654.20 FY 2075/76 50,830.13 49,500.13 51,614.00 44,704.70 32,082.20 24,471.60 21,058.00 22,842.30 29,473.10 48,551.10 49,417.50 46,777.75 Months
24 NEPAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY NEPAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY 25 Generation Directorate 2076/2077 Generation Directorate 2076/2077 12th Issue, 2077 Ashad 47,135.00 39,922.30 38,929.70 43,511.00 44,921.25 46,468.12 48,747.28 50,325.00 49,757.88 49,809.37 52,800.00 46,777.75 48,654.20 Jestha 39,615.00 36,794.70 40,017.00 44,877.40 48,525.43 46,612.51 47,267.25 49,097.69 43,549.63 44,234.75 47,447.87 49,417.50 48,963.80
Baisakh 26,305.00 30,667.10 32,187.90 28,733.20 31,159.25 33,288.75 30,091.88 37,981.05 27,091.00 32,370.88 27,266.25 48,551.10 35,495.50 Ashad 47,135.00 48,654.20 50,134.72 Chaitra 17,565.00 22,049.70 23,992.00 20,831.30 26,137.00 22,739.02 22,120.37 26,554.75 21,357.12 27,627.25 21,243.75 29,473.10 24,296.50 Jestha 39,615.00 48,963.80 47,225.87 Falgun Baisakh 26,305.00 35,495.50 40,305.11 14,610.00 25,998.60 19,092.30 19,874.80 22,233.67 21,063.29 20,779.62 23,625.88 19,243.12 20,666.25 14,860.37 22,842.30 22,192.40 Chaitra 17,565.00 24,296.50 25,949.41 Magh 15,990.00 13,567.40 21,344.30 21,542.80 12,596.83 21,573.81 22,579.19 11,838.75 20,686.88 21,285.00 20,006.26 21,058.00 23,203.10 Falgun 14,610.00 22,192.40 20,738.07 - Poush Magh 21,410.00 15,990.00 23,203.10 20,043.55 27,101.30 27,531.70 27,596.25 24,383.87 28,704.88 30,473.37 25,080.00 27,121.87 24,708.74 24,471.60 26,420.50 Poush - 21,410.00 26,420.50 26,195.15 Month of 2076/077 of Month Actual Generation (MWh) Mangsir 30,805.00 36,810.44 20,057.90 36,903.32 33,758.00 37,743.81 37,403.50 32,917.50 38,579.13 31,968.76 32,082.20 35,598.75 Mangsir 30,805.00 35,598.75 34,694.42 - Kartik 42,225.00 37,728.29 37,942.20 43,003.00 41,152.02 42,131.62 47,231.25 44,632.50 47,550.87 44,467.37 44,704.70 40,775.75 Kartik 42,225.00 40,775.75 45,950.47 - Aswin ENERGY GENERATION SINCE COMMISSIONING SINCE GENERATION ENERGY Aswin 46,980.00 38,733.70 50,839.29 46,980.00 34,276.82 38,460.50 42,804.70 45,674.04 43,482.69 47,179.75 49,695.87 47,004.38 50,314.75 51,614.00 38,733.70 ActualGenerationcomparison with Target and DesignedGeneration Bhadra 47,110.00 50,778.80 50,301.21 - Bhadra 47,110.00 40,565.50 34,967.10 46,377.90 45,292.50 43,090.80 48,324.38 49,830.13 49,469.13 51,020.62 49,500.13 50,778.80 47,840.00 51,511.75 51,095.94 Shrawan - 0.00
Actual Target Designed
Shrawan 47,840.00 37,991.85 38,821.40 43,085.60 46,076.26 47,432.32 47,282.72 51,717.13 48,932.74 51,182.13 50,830.13 51,511.75 60,000.00 50,000.00 40,000.00 30,000.00 20,000.00 10,000.00 Energy (MWh) Energy Total 397,590.00 168,999.80 390,037.40 377,151.30 425,344.20 428,082.19 434,171.71 457,318.09 435,558.76 454,651.62 437,286.87 471,322.51 446,624.75 4,926,549.20 Year Fiscal 2065/066 2066/067 2067/068 2068/069 2069/070 2070/071 2071/072 2072/073 2073/074 2074/075 2075/076 2076/077 Total Designed 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 S.N.
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MARSYANGDI HYDROPOWER STATION
INTRODUCTION stone deposited in Under sluice tunnel was cleared. This year, shaft seal of all the units were changed Marsyangdi Hydropower station is peaking run-off- as per requirements. In order to control the bearing river type power station, located at Aabookhaireni, temperature, Unit 2- Generator Combined Upper Tanahun in the Gandaki province with installed Guide Bearing bundle Heat Exchanger with casing capacity of 69 MW and annual design generation & Unit 1- Generator Lower Guide Bearing heat of 462.5 GWh. It was commissioned in 1989 AD exchanger were replaced. Also, three newly supplied and developed with the assistance from IDA, KFW, Turbine Guide Bearing Heat Exchanger was installed KFED, SFD, ADB and GoN at the cost of USD 221.57 in all three units. Two sets of air compressor of GIS million. The cumulative generation of the station has were overhauled in which piston rings, valves and reached 12,851.205 GWh until the end of FY 2076/77. other necessary parts were changed. Removal of In FY 2076/77, it generated 443.852 GWh of energy sand and mud from the drainage gallery was done in which is 95.97 % of annual design generation and regular basis whereas Gravity Tank cleaning works 92.91% of generation target. were done in multiple times as per requirement during plant shutdown for flushing of de-sander REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE ACTIVITIES basin. As a new initiative, Auto Section was brought in operation in Powerhouse for general repair & MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE maintenance of office vehicles.
• Overhauling work of unit-3 turbine. As the future work schedule, contract agreements • Repair and Maintenance works of Diversion have been done for replacement of 3 sets of Turbine Radial Gates no. 2 and 3. facing plates & Wearing ring sets for all Units, installation of GIS “On Valve” Block (new one) for Circuit breaker of Unit 3, replacement of by-pass filling Valves & Sliding Rings in Turbine Units.
Replacement of sill plate of gate no. 3 of diversion weir
Similarly, minor repair & inspection of all other diversion gates was completed & also sediments and Runner of Unit-3 during Turbine overhauling
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ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE The major works completed this year include;
• Re-establishment of electrical connections of • Removal of deposited sediments/Debris from all the weir site gates (Diversion Gates) control the under-sluice tunnel gallery at weir site. panels. • Up-gradation and maintenance works of • Insulation testing of Unit-3 power transformers colony, dam site water supply system intake to and Generators. distribution point. • Testing and inspection of Circuit Breakers and • Application of high strength epoxy compound various Feeders. on Gate no. 2 & 3 and damaged weir surface. • Recovery of operation system of surge tank • Concreting around sill beam area of gate no. emergency gate from Power House Control 2 and 3 maintenance of the sill beam and sill Room. sitting plate. • Multiple tasks like; transformer oil filtering, • Repair and maintenance of Guest House and insulation testing, generator windings cleaning, Staff quarter. etc. were done during turbine overhauling of Unit-3 turbine. In the coming year, up- gradation of double channel redundant type digital governor for Unit Control of all Units and Up gradation of 24 V Battery Charging Rectifier Unit shall be completed for which contract agreement has been already done for both works.
CIVIL MAINTENANCE Dhakaltar Guest House Regular civil maintenance includes condition For the fiscal year, contract agreements have been monitoring of weir site, maintenance of physical done for the up-Stream Right Bank protection infrastructures of powerhouse and Dhakaltar colony. work at weir Site, application of high-performance During rainy season, periodic flushing of de-sander abrasion resistant Epoxy compounds for Ogee Weir basin is done as per requirement after performing and Divider Wall surface and removal of deposited Eco sound to know the amount of settled sand in the sand sediments of Compensating Poundage in front basin. of Intake at weir site.
SALIENT FEATURES
Type Peaking-run-of-river Location AanbuKhaireni Rural Municipality, Tanahun Installed capacity 69 MW Aannual design generation 462.5 GWh Catchment area 3850 Sq. km Average annual discharge 210m3/s Live storage volume 1.5 million m3 Rated net head 90.5m Weir 102m long, Concrete Head race tunnel 7199m, Ø 6.4m, concrete lined Penstock 75m long, Ø 5m, steel lined
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Turbine: Number and Type 3, Vertical Francis Rated discharge 30.5m3/s Rated output 26 MW Rated speed 300 rpm Generator: Capacity 30 MVA Rated voltage 11 kV Rated Frequency 50 Hz Power factor 0.85 Excitation Thyristor Self Excitation Power transformer 10 MVA, 11/132 kV, 9 (+1 Spare) Single phase Transmission line 132kV, Total 108 km (Balaju 83km + Bharatpur 25km)
Monthly Energy Generation Trend of last 3 Years 60,000.00
50,000.00
40,000.00
30,000.00
Generation (MWh) 20,000.00
10,000.00
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Actual Generation comparison with Target and Designed Generation 60,000.00
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40,000.00
30,000.00
Energy (MWh) 20,000.00
10,000.00
- Shrawan Bhadra Aswin Kartik Mangsir Poush Magh Falgun Chaitra Baisakh Jestha Ashad Actual 44,759.80 44,295.50 35,862.00 40,075.60 40,354.90 30,027.40 26,595.00 25,269.00 26,125.10 38,577.50 46,652.60 45,257.70 Target 46,795.28 46,313.17 47,553.78 47,465.29 41,167.26 31,218.45 25,209.07 24,171.03 29,071.16 42,241.14 49,735.95 46,756.97 Designed 46,750.00 46,750.00 46,750.00 46,750.00 46,750.00 31,150.00 24,150.00 21,500.00 25,000.00 38,400.00 46,750.00 46,750.00 Month of 2076/077
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UPPER TRISULI 3A HYDROPOWER STATION
INTRODUCTION On 2nd Jestha, 2076 and 17th Shrawan, 2076, 72 hours generation test of Unit 1 and Unit 2, respectively Upper Trishuli 3A (UT3A) Hydro Power Station is was completed, by synchronizing with the national a 60 MW Run of River type power plant located in grid. In this Fiscal Year 2076/77, the Power Station Rasuwa and Nuwakot districts. The annual design generated 407.551 GWh, which is 83.21 % of the generation of the Power Station is 489.76 GWh, with annual design generation. While the cumulative design discharge of 70% PoE (the highest among generation of the station till F/Y 2076/77 has reached other power plants). The construction of this power 423.736 GWh from the first run. plant was initiated in June 2011. The power plant is being financed by a soft loan from China Exim Bank. REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE ACTIVITIES The estimated cost of the project is 125.775 Million US$ and the loan from China Exim Bank is expected MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE to cover the cost of the major project works including Major hydro-mechanical works are related to Civil, Electro-Mechanical, Hydromechanical and the defect treatment of Radial Gates Hydraulic Transmission Line works. Since the handover of Mechanism and works related to the leakage UT3A project, by CGGC to NEA, and the beginning treatment in other vertical sliding gates. of Defect Liability Period (DLP) from 1st August, 2019, the Power Station has facilitated CGGC in For instance, there was pronounced leakage in works appended in the Punch List in and other the Top Cover of Draft Tube Maintenance Gate of works appearing during the operation of the Power both Units; UT3A power station, in coordination Station. The Project contract cost for civil. EM, HM with CGGC personnel, treated this issue. Electro- works is USD 100.771 millions (2010) and T/L is mechanical works, in these periods has been the USD 17.371 millions and NRs 611.266 million (2011) repair of governor system and its solenoid operating including VAT in EPC model. valves. There was an issue with Emergency Stop Valve of Governor System of Unit #2; it severely hampered the operation of the Unit for some time and has been partially solved. There has been repair works related to Upper Guide Bearing Pads of Unit- 2, leakage treatment of Butterfly Valve Expansion Joint, treatment and repair of Pressure Reducing Valve (PRV) of Unit-1, repair of Four Way Globe Valve of Unit-2 Cooling Water System, repair and treatment of leakage from the joint of Fire Fighting Pump installed at Valve Floor and so on.
Powerhouse Hall
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ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE Headworks and heat shrinkable cable termination of 11 kV cable at GIS side were changed. Moreover, The contactor has partially completed the lighting CCTV monitoring system at both headworks and system, HVAC system, fire protection system, underground powerhouse were installed and the fire alarm system and communication system at surveillance can now be done from Station Chief Underground Powerhouse and GIS by the contactor. office and control rooms. In addition, partial completion of lighting system, communication system and fire alarm system has CIVIL MAINTENANCE also been carried out at headworks. New spare optical Construction of new Control room for the proper fiber cable was stringed from GIS to Headworks by monitoring of barrage area and operation of gates at the contactor. head works area.
• Construction of Plumb Concrete wall for protection of river embankment at downstream of head works. • Side drain is constructed for the removal of rainy water into the canal. • For the protection of property, fencing work is done at office and Quarter area. • Epoxy painting work is done at underground powerhouse for the strong, durable and resistant floor. • Warning boards for the local people were MIV leakage maintenance installed at probable entry of the river to reduce Furthermore, the broken optical fiber from GIS to the chances of accident by variation in river flow. headworks were repaired and the communication • To reduce the choking off the intake trash rack, was established. The faulty LV winding thermometer excavation work has been done at the upstream and sensor of 36 MVA power transformer and oil of ungated weir. level sensor of upper guide bearing of Unit-1 were changed. In addition, Unit-1 MIV pressure balance • For the safety of motor and cables hoist room sensor was repaired and is working normally was constructed at surge shaft. now. DO fuse set of 11 kV feeder at both GIS and
SALIENT FEATURES
Type Run of River hydropower
Project location:
District/Zone Rasuwa & Nuwakot of Bagmati zone
Headworks 1 km downstream of Mailung Trishuli confluence
Powerhouse Near Simle village
Nearest Town Trishuli about 19 km to the south
Nearest Roadhead Simle near proposed powerhouse site
Length of access road 2.3 km new and upgrading of 11.3 km between Betrawati & headworks site
Hydrology:
Name of River Trishuli
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Reference Hydrology Betrawati St. no. 447
Catchment area 4542 sq. km
Design Discharge 51 cumecs based on 70% exceedance flow
Geology:
Regional geology Lessar Himalyas
Geology of project area Good rock type, Gneiss, Schist
Gross Head 144.5 m
Type of headworks Gated weir with side intake
Design flood 2424 cumecs based on 1:1000-year flood
Full Supply level El: 870.5 m
Undersluice gate size 4 nos. 11.6 m x 10 m
Intake type Side intake
Intake channel length 148 m
Desander Dufore Type
Desander size 95 m x 37.5 m x 15.84 m (L x B x H)
Headrace tunnel length 4,076 m
Headrace tunnel Shape D type (excavated) and Horse-Shoe (finished)
Headrace tunnel Size 5.4 m for concrete lined and 6m for shotcrete
Shotcrete lined portion 60% of total length
Surge shaft Restricted orifice type 11 m dia. 65.45 m high
Vertical shaft Length 121 m, diameter 4.3 m
Pressure tunnel Length 131.924m, diameter 3.3 m
Powerhouse Type Underground Cavern
Powerhouse Size 56.6 m x 15.6 m x 36.5 m
Turbine:
Type Vertical Francis
Installed Capacity 60 MW (2 X 30 MW)
Annual design generation 489.76 GWh
Switchyard Size 72.5m x 51m
Tailrace Conduit Horse Shoe type 5.6m x 4m size, 162.96 m length and twin conduits 31.44 m length
Tail water Level El. 726 m
Power & Energy:
Minimum power Generation 43.75 MW
Transmission Line 44.7 km, 220 kV initially charged at 132 kV
Interconnection point Matatirtha substation at Kathmandu
Project Cost
Total Project cost 125.78 Million US$
Concessional Loan from The Exim 640 million RMB for Plant Project and Consulting services,
Bank of China:
154 million for Transmission Line Project
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Total Loan Amount: 794 million RMB
Plant Project Contract Price USD 100.771 million with VAT
Transmission Line Project Contract Price USD 25.532 million with VAT
Consulting Services Contract Price USD 11.434 million with VAT
Project Economics:
Benefit cost ratio 2.18
EIRR 21.60%
Specific energy cost 3.03 cents/KWht
During inaguration of UT3A HEP from Prime Minister office, Singha Durbar
34 NEPAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY NEPAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY 35 Generation Directorate 2076/2077 Generation Directorate 2076/2077 12th Issue, 2077 - Ashad 43,625.00 35,122.50 - Jestha 43,625.00 44,590.00
- Baisakh 42,170.00 40,357.50 Ashad 35,122.50 43,625.00 43,625.00 - Chaitra 36,355.00 31,237.50 Jestha 44,590.00 43,625.00 43,625.00 - Baisakh 40,357.50 42,170.00 42,170.00 Falgun 31,185.00 30,482.50 Chaitra 31,237.50 36,355.00 36,355.00 - Magh 33,310.00 33,052.50 Falgun 30,482.50 31,185.00 31,185.00 - Magh Poush 33,052.50 33,310.00 33,310.00 40,650.00 38,417.50 Poush 38,417.50 40,650.00 40,650.00 Month of 2076/077 of Month - Actual Generation (MWh) Mangsir 43,625.00 41,909.75 Mangsir 41,909.75 43,625.00 43,625.00 - Kartik Kartik 39,713.00 43,625.00 43,625.00 43,625.00 39,713.00 Aswin 34,801.00 43,625.00 43,625.00 ENERGY GENERATION SINCE COMMISSIONING SINCE GENERATION ENERGY - ActualGenerationcomparison with Target and DesignedGeneration Aswin 43,625.00 34,801.00 Bhadra 27,443.00 43,625.00 43,625.00 - Bhadra 10,424.40 44,340.00 44,340.00 Shrawan 43,625.00 27,443.00 - Actual Target Designed
- 5,000.00
50,000.00 45,000.00 40,000.00 35,000.00 30,000.00 25,000.00 20,000.00 15,000.00 10,000.00 Energy (MWh) Energy 44,340.00 Shrawan 10,424.40 Total 16,185.60 489,760.00 407,551.15 423,736.75 Year Fiscal 2075/076 2076/077 Total Designed 1 2 S.N.
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KULEKHANI I HYDROPOWER STATION
INTRODUCTION GWh of energy in FY 2076/77. The maximum water level was recorded as 1527.7 masl on 2076/06/25, Kulekhani –I, located at Dhorsing, Makwanpur is whereas the minimum as 1503.96 masl on the only reservoir type Hydro-electric Power Station 2077/03/01, which raised up to 1510.5 masl on in Nepal. It is situated in Lower Mahabharat Range 2077/03/31. of Makwanpur District, Central region of Nepal at about 30 km to the Southwest of Kathmandu, whereas the Kulekhani Dam itself is located at about 21 km Southwest of Kathmandu. It covers two basins of different river systems i.e. the Kulekhani river basin and the upper Rapti river basin neighboring to south of the Kulekhani river basin. Its installed Capacity is 60 MW with two units of 30 MW each. This station was designed as a peaking power station but it is often operated to the system requirements for voltage improvement & system stability. The
Power Station is designed to generate 165 GWh as Kulekhani reservoir primary energy and 46 GWh as Secondary energy. Currently both the units are in normal operation. The construction started in 1977 with financial Overhauling works have not been performed assistance of the World Bank, Kuwait Fund, OPEC since FY 2066/67. However preventive, corrective Fund and the Overseas Economic Co-operation Fund and scheduled repair and maintenance works are (OECF) of Japan. The first unit was commissioned in performed on regular basis. 14th May 1982 and the power station was inaugurated on 8th December 1982 (B.S. 2039-Marga-23). The REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE ACTIVITIES total cost of the project was US$ 117.843 Million and MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE accordingly the project was transferred to NEA with a capital cost of approximately NRs. 1,550 million. The • Painting of Penstock pipeline from BL No 7 to tele-metering system installed for the measurement BL No 9 area. of rainfall, water level etc. cost around NRs. 137.4 • Repair and maintenance of Radial Spillway million. The cost of road check dams and inclined Gate, Sim Khola Intake Gate and Chakhel Khola tunnel is about 23 crores. In 1994, an overhauling Intake Gate. work of the power station was performed with the • Procurement, installation and replacement grant assistance of Japan. of Cooling Water Pump and procurement of The cumulative generation of Kulekhani-I HPS has Backhoe Loader. reached 5015.996 GWh. The plant generated 162.97 • Total repair, maintenance and servicing of the
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Powerhouse Chiller Plant. control house (remote) by installation, testing • Repair and maintenance of Nozzle of Unit No 2. and commissioning of new control and relay panel. • Regular and Periodic Maintenance of Generator and Turbine Oil Coolers, Cooling Water Pump, Compressor, Diesel Generator and Vehicles.
Repair and Maintenance of Nozzle
ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE
• Installation, testing and commissioning of new 66 kV synchronizing SF6 circuit breaker for Unit no 1 and Unit no 2 and Automatic Synchronizing
Panel in supervision of Fuji Electric Company Replacement of Unit synchronizing breaker Limited, Japan representatives by Kulekhani CIVIL MAINTENANCE First HPS staffs. • Clearance of Chakhel Intake and Waterway Tunnel to regulate flow which was fully blocked by debris due to the massive flood during rainy season. • Construction of different retaining/supporting structure at different access roads, security areas on rock fill dam area to protect additional damage. • Removal of debris from energy dissipation pond below spillway. • Maintenance of compound wall in Markhu Colony area was done. • Construction of compound wall, flooring area Operation of main valve (of valve house) from control room and other necessary areas in Pre-fab building of Staff Colony. • Maintenance of 11 kV Bus bar and Vacuum Circuit Breakers. • Maintenance of water supply system, bathrooms of Markhu guest house and dam control house. • Operation of butterfly valve of valve house from
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• Maintenance works were done on Valve House road.
Chakhel Intake Debris Removal Works
SALIENT FEATURES
Type Seasonal Storage Location Dhorsing, Makawanpur Installed Capacity 60 MW Annual design generation 211 GWh Rated Head 550m Catchments Area 126km2 Design Discharge 12.1 m3/sec Turbine: No. and Type Two, Vertical Shaft Pelton Rated Output 31 MW Rated Speed 600rpm Generator: Rated Capacity 35 MVA Generating Voltage 11kV Frequency 50 Hz Dam Zoned Rock Fill Dam with Inclined Core, 114m high, 406m crest length Headrace Tunnel Circular Section, Ø 2.5m x 6,233m in length Penstock Ø 2.0-1.5m, 1324m length Main Transformer Two, 35 MVA, 11/66 kV
Monthly Energy Generation Trend of last 3 Years 40,000.00
35,000.00
30,000.00
25,000.00
20,000.00
15,000.00 Generation (MWh)
10,000.00
5,000.00
- Shrawan Bhadra Aswin Kartik Mangsir Poush Magh Falgun Chaitra Baisakh Jestha Ashad FY 2074/75 860.00 313.00 202.00 225.00 202.00 4,345.00 5,283.00 14,322.00 12,845.00 12,669.00 6,428.00 4,437.00 FY 2075/76 4,480.00 2,894.00 2,209.00 1,349.00 2,249.00 5,878.00 5,390.00 2,710.00 13,504.00 20,932.00 16,616.00 12,973.00 FY 2076/77 34,087.00 10,136.00 6,239.00 11,710.00 17,176.00 13,628.00 10,978.00 5,655.00 7,788.00 8,934.00 18,230.00 18,411.00 Months
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Actual Generation with Target of FY 2076/77 40,000.00
35,000.00
30,000.00
25,000.00
20,000.00
15,000.00 Energy (MWh) 10,000.00
5,000.00
- Shrawan Bhadra Aswin Kartik Mangsir Poush Magh Falgun Chaitra Baisakh Jestha Ashad Generation 34,087.00 10,136.00 6,239.00 11,710.00 17,176.00 13,628.00 10,978.00 5,655.00 7,788.00 8,934.00 18,230.00 18,411.00 Target 6,244.87 4,309.53 4,767.67 4,024.80 5,443.40 10,099.53 12,824.60 13,644.73 14,906.67 13,654.87 8,016.27 5,989.47 Month of 2076/077
MAXIMUM AND MINIMUM RESERVOIR WATER LEVEL OF LAST 7 FISCAL YEARS
1535 2070/9/20 2071/9/24 2076/3/31 2076/6/25 1530 2072/9/7 2074/9/16 1525 2073/9/10
1520
1515 2071/2/9 2072/3/11 1510 2075/2/28 2076/3/21 2073/2/15 2077/3/1 1505 2074/2/31 1500
1495 WATER WATER LEVEL (MASL) 1490
1485
1480 2070/071 2071/072 2072/073 2073/074 2074/075 2075/076 2076/077 Minimum level 1507.32 1509.77 1502.73 1500.24 1505.33 1505.43 1503.96 Maximum level 1530.98 1530.44 1527.10 1523.67 1524.38 1527.17 1527.70 FISCAL YEAR
MONTHLY GENERATION WITH WATER LEVEL ON 1ST DAY OF MONTH 40,000.00 1,530.00
35,000.00 1,525.00 ) h 30,000.00 1,520.00 ) 25,000.00 1,515.00 masl 20,000.00 1,510.00
15,000.00 1,505.00
10,000.00 1,500.00 WATER LEVEL ( ENERGY GENERATION (MW GENERATION ENERGY 5,000.00 1,495.00
- 1,490.00 Shrawan Bhadra Aswin Kartik Mangsir Poush Magh Falgun Chaitra Baisakh Jestha Ashad Energy generation 34,087.00 10,136.00 6,239.00 11,710.00 17,176.00 13,628.00 10,978.00 5,655.00 7,788.00 8,934.00 18,230.00 18,411.00 Reservoir water level 1,527.21 1,521.86 1,524.03 1,527.48 1,525.32 1,520.94 1,517.22 1,515.34 1,514.90 1,512.53 1,510.86 1,503.96
FY 2076/077
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40 NEPAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY NEPAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY 41 Generation Directorate 2076/2077 Generation Directorate 2076/2077 12th Issue, 2077 Ashad 474.00 9,045.00 6,361.00 3,610.00 5,682.00 5,598.00 3,864.00 6,363.00 7,243.00 3,604.00 3,109.00 4,437.00 10,589.00 12,973.00 18,411.00 Jestha 7,012.00 9,091.00 4,421.00 5,884.00 6,726.00 3,884.00 3,630.00 5,986.00 2,845.00 6,141.00 6,428.00 10,518.00 22,614.00 16,616.00 18,230.00 Baisakh 6,777.00 9,013.00 3,313.00 6,576.00 8,149.00 8,934.00 14,271.00 17,814.00 10,560.00 20,471.00 24,797.00 18,442.00 13,226.00 12,669.00 20,932.00 Chaitra 5,886.00 2,381.00 9,808.00 7,788.00 15,124.00 21,113.00 11,040.00 17,468.00 25,403.00 27,394.00 15,278.00 13,184.00 14,232.00 12,845.00 13,504.00 Falgun 9,495.00 5,494.00 9,420.00 2,710.00 5,655.00 18,371.00 10,226.00 20,110.00 10,214.00 11,999.00 25,823.00 15,504.00 16,711.00 13,289.00 14,322.00 Magh 6,195.00 8,291.00 9,733.00 9,481.00 5,283.00 5,390.00 17,132.00 20,412.00 23,738.00 10,268.00 12,680.00 13,638.00 16,038.00 10,743.00 10,978.00 Poush 9,594.00 8,683.00 8,608.00 4,539.00 3,732.00 5,776.00 6,253.00 4,345.00 5,878.00 13,560.00 20,838.00 16,467.00 12,487.00 12,642.00 13,628.00 297.00 918.00 202.00 Actual Generation (MWh) 9,062.00 8,412.00 8,295.00 6,612.00 5,545.00 6,866.00 3,958.00 4,051.00 3,642.00 2,249.00 Mangsir 12,319.00 17,176.00 Kartik 716.00 723.00 225.00 5,623.00 6,697.00 8,382.00 2,131.00 4,595.00 3,927.00 8,112.00 1,148.00 2,938.00 3,141.00 1,349.00 11,710.00 79.00 Aswin 464.00 521.00 221.00 256.00 202.00 7,091.00 6,348.00 3,654.00 5,156.00 4,396.00 2,209.00 6,239.00 15,260.00 13,698.00 11.00 187.00 566.00 313.00 Bhadra 7,188.00 7,407.00 5,672.00 8,097.00 4,756.00 3,171.00 7,611.00 2,205.00 3,767.00 2,894.00 10,136.00 39.00 626.00 860.00 7,953.00 8,954.00 3,742.00 4,290.00 9,633.00 7,888.00 4,704.00 9,615.00 3,946.00 4,480.00 Shrawan 10,316.00 34,087.00 Total 75,114.00 86,996.00 98,886.00 92,829.00 94,084.00 90,081.00 71,356.00 73,402.00 62,131.00 91,184.00 114,700.00 138,048.00 153,016.00 143,284.00 162,972.00 5,015,996.00 2062/063 2063/064 2064/065 2065/066 2066/067 2067/068 2068/069 2069/070 2070/071 2071/072 2072/073 2073/074 2074/075 2075/076 2076/077 Total Fiscal Year S. 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 N.
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KULEKHANI II HYDROPOWER STATION
INTRODUCTION Plant has Generated 81.483 GWh in F/Y 2076/77 which is 77.9% of design generation. Since, the Kulekhani-II Hydropower Station, located at station is cascade of Kulekhani-I HPS, it is operated Bhimphedi Rural Municipality-4, Nibuwatar, as per instructions of Load Dispatch Center (LDC) Makwanpur is a cascade of Kulekhani-I HPS with according to the system requirements for voltage installed capacity of 32 MW and annual design improvement & system stability. generation of 104.6 GWh. It was commissioned in 1986 AD and developed by the financial assistance REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE ACTIVITIES of Government of Nepal and the Overseas Economic Cooperation Fund (ODCF) of Japan at the cost of MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE NRs. 1240 million. Major mechanical works on this period are; The plant is designed to develop power utilizing • Repairing of Control Valve for operating the water from the tailrace of KL-I HPS, further downstream seat ring. adding the water of Mandu River and through • SF6 Gas filling of breaker at power house Rapti pumping station. Every year Mandu Intake switchyard. is cleaned after the wet season to allow the filtered water to the intake pond. Likewise, Rapti Pumping • Procurement of MIV Parts (Proprietary) and Station is operated as per requirement in dry season Blind Flange for maintenance works. by doing effective maintenance works to generate • Repair and Maintenance of Intake gate of Main power. tunnel.
Intake gate of Main Tunnel Generator floor
The cumulative generation of Kulekhani-II HPS has reached 2064.583 GWh till F/Y 2076/77. The
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ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE Maintenance Works. • Construction of Temporary Reservoir on Rapti • Corrosion Resistant Coating on 132 kV live lines Intake which played the major role in increment switchyard Gantry Structures. of the generation. • Operation of Rapti Intake Pump form power house switch. • Transformer maintenance at Rapti intake. • 48 kW & 55 kW Pump Repair and Maintenance at Rapti Intake.
CIVIL MAINTENANCE
• Maintenance of some portions of Guest House &Colony staffs’ quarter. • Surge Tank Protection works (Backfilling work & Retaining Wall) at Surge Tank Area. Excavation work for the construction of temporary Reservoir on • Mandu Dam Protection & Check Wall Rapti Intake
SALIENT FEATURES
Type of Project Cascade plant of Kulekhani I Hydropower / Peaking power station Location Bhimphedi Rural Municipality-4, Nibuwatar, Makawanpur Installed Capacity 32 MW Annual design generation 104.6 GWh Maximum Gross/Net Head 310/284.1m Power Tunnel Dia 2.5m, 5874.8 m Long Penstock 1 No., Steel Pipe, Dia 2.1-1.5m, 843 m Turbine: Number and Type 2, Vertical Francis Turbine Rated Discharge 16.65 m3/s Rated Output 16500 kW Rated Speed 750 rpm Generator: Rated Output 18.8 MVA Rated Voltage 6.6 kV Rated Frequency 50 Hz Power Factor 0.85 lag Excitation Brushless 3 phase rotating armature Power Transformer 37.8 MVA, 132/6.6 kV, 1 No., 3 phase Transmission Line 132 kV, Hetauda Line-7.9 km, Siuchatar Line-33.4 km
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Monthly Energy Generation Trend of last 3 Years
18,000.00
16,000.00
14,000.00
12,000.00
10,000.00
8,000.00
6,000.00 Generation (MWh)
4,000.00
2,000.00
- Shrawan Bhadra Aswin Kartik Mangsir Poush Magh Falgun Chaitra Baisakh Jestha Ashad FY 2074/75 526.50 185.20 236.90 266.30 280.40 2,350.20 2,727.40 7,151.20 6,523.10 6,364.30 3,051.60 2,091.00 FY 2075/76 2,094.00 1,370.50 1,054.30 701.40 1,156.30 3,030.20 2,753.90 1,359.80 6,440.90 10,043.00 8,124.60 6,547.80 FY 2076/77 16,499.14 5,437.33 3,140.70 5,772.90 8,401.25 6,891.44 5,588.30 2,878.64 3,964.25 4,519.90 9,122.45 9,267.10 Month
Actual Generation with Target of FY 2076/77
18,000.00
16,000.00
14,000.00
12,000.00
10,000.00
8,000.00
6,000.00 Energy (MWh) 4,000.00
2,000.00
- Shrawan Bhadra Aswin Kartik Mangsir Poush Magh Falgun Chaitra Baisakh Jestha Ashad Generation 16,499.14 5,437.33 3,140.70 5,772.90 8,401.25 6,891.44 5,588.30 2,878.64 3,964.25 4,519.90 9,122.45 9,267.10 Target 6,244.87 4,309.53 4,767.67 4,024.80 5,443.40 10,099.53 12,824.60 13,644.73 14,906.67 13,654.87 8,016.27 5,989.47 Month of 2076/077
44 NEPAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY NEPAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY 45 Generation Directorate 2076/2077 Generation Directorate 2076/2077 12th Issue, 2077 Ashad 706.50 9,040.10 8,875.50 7,597.00 2,689.80 3,163.90 1,850.50 1,181.00 1,353.50 2,988.20 5,814.40 5,270.40 9,189.40 8,678.00 4,404.60 3,694.20 2,035.10 3,896.00 2,758.30 3,504.70 2,276.55 5,045.12 1,631.73 2,893.35 - Jestha 948.90 6,572.80 6,777.20 5,222.00 3,012.80 1,828.70 1,420.80 3,945.70 2,047.30 6,679.20 5,449.60 3,837.10 6,334.40 2,587.70 3,478.80 2,975.00 3,537.30 3,317.10 2,766.61 3,632.31 5,145.41 2,177.92 2,833.17 825.20 Baisakh 8,188.20 7,871.40 4,555.90 2,693.80 4,162.70 1,797.80 2,155.10 7,820.70 5,347.40 4,694.50 5,990.50 5,740.20 2,660.50 3,759.30 3,786.70 5,118.40 7,634.30 2,755.03 5,453.81 4,192.96 1,633.70 3,448.49 10,506.30 Chaitra 9,407.30 7,827.60 5,433.60 2,496.90 6,482.40 3,750.80 1,880.40 6,809.50 4,265.30 6,981.90 5,017.90 9,664.30 9,721.80 6,333.50 7,506.10 8,237.40 2,376.32 5,604.40 8,280.74 1,217.41 5,408.92 13,190.70 10,488.40 11,027.10 Falgun 9,567.60 8,033.20 6,866.60 3,602.90 8,624.00 6,207.90 3,848.60 6,657.90 7,838.80 7,003.80 6,922.90 8,614.00 2,264.40 9,187.60 8,934.70 9,257.80 8,132.03 4,359.00 5,255.31 5,273.75 5,041.34 10,290.80 13,886.00 14,489.70 Magh 8,606.00 9,023.80 6,880.90 4,592.40 8,134.20 5,038.60 7,447.90 8,447.50 7,592.60 7,617.60 9,525.60 8,488.20 7,638.10 8,938.57 3,964.62 3,226.61 5,022.24 11,354.80 13,210.00 13,560.40 12,478.40 10,879.40 14,674.30 10,352.10 Poush 8,756.50 8,987.40 7,970.40 5,628.50 7,490.10 3,805.20 4,299.60 6,508.40 3,686.00 9,975.90 9,980.10 9,014.50 6,927.30 7,160.20 9,045.10 7,784.90 5,632.66 8,862.73 6,152.70 6,414.22 6,541.80 10,837.40 10,591.90 13,177.20 - Actual Generation (MWh) 5,209.90 8,624.00 5,844.70 5,211.30 4,780.80 4,307.00 1,895.40 5,392.20 3,741.70 7,647.20 2,092.00 6,481.10 6,323.40 6,873.80 3,402.30 3,213.10 3,972.40 3,727.70 3,659.66 4,842.16 2,736.47 4,293.80 3,497.47 Mangsir - - Kartik 7,503.90 5,121.30 4,783.50 5,687.70 2,546.80 1,334.40 2,191.20 2,824.80 5,082.00 3,600.10 3,661.70 6,456.40 3,868.10 2,665.50 2,935.50 3,903.80 4,142.40 2,139.67 2,564.70 2,495.20 1,005.09 2,241.65 - - ENERGY GENERATION SINCE COMMISSIONING SINCE GENERATION ENERGY Aswin 7,860.40 9,002.90 8,788.80 6,619.50 3,737.60 1,973.20 3,030.90 5,419.40 6,796.50 8,061.90 5,955.90 9,467.20 6,908.70 3,369.00 5,734.50 4,229.30 4,740.00 2,616.70 2,276.87 4,883.82 1,657.01 2,434.03 - - Bhadra 6,098.10 4,789.20 2,253.90 1,487.10 8,015.50 4,562.30 2,971.70 7,235.30 4,282.70 6,405.50 3,048.50 3,759.70 2,855.70 2,730.00 1,934.36 3,772.43 2,092.75 11,319.30 10,605.30 10,065.50 15,169.10 15,853.50 - - 2,259.40 3,781.00 3,458.00 1,969.80 4,908.90 4,158.80 3,261.90 7,000.50 3,850.30 4,325.00 4,357.00 3,898.30 6,380.50 3,252.70 3,451.08 1,358.57 4,630.96 2,063.35 Shrawan 10,935.20 10,111.20 10,334.10 15,450.90 Total 65,348.40 85,211.80 63,900.30 71,899.40 49,813.70 28,442.80 41,020.40 52,405.30 79,520.10 77,960.60 58,646.50 95,889.20 71,810.60 65,692.90 74,100.10 65,578.10 72,092.20 47,329.88 54,992.18 51,445.28 36,934.63 43,518.56 103,638.90 122,757.60 2043/044 2044/045 2045/046 2046/047 2047/048 2048/049 2049/050 2050/051 2051/052 2052/053 2053/054 2054/055 2055/056 2056/057 2057/058 2058/059 2059/060 2060/061 2061/062 2062/063 2063/064 2064/065 2065/066 2066/067 Fiscal Year 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 S. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 N.
NEPAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY 45 Generation Directorate 2076/2077 12th Issue, 2077 Ashad 235.89 2,727.71 1,894.32 2,081.98 3,508.07 1,720.35 1,643.00 2,091.00 6,547.80 9,267.10 Jestha 844.36 3,348.07 2,026.90 3,063.33 1,383.51 3,137.10 3,051.60 8,124.60 9,122.45 11,183.94 643.70 Baisakh 4,132.94 8,913.30 9,308.91 6,831.50 6,364.30 4,519.90 10,162.69 12,197.84 10,043.00 Chaitra 8,700.85 7,643.06 4,743.93 6,606.60 7,367.00 6,523.10 6,440.90 3,964.25 12,473.07 13,621.38 Falgun 6,566.41 7,746.97 8,576.35 2,693.50 4,847.98 6,789.00 7,151.20 1,359.80 2,878.64 13,195.85 Magh 6,529.30 7,047.39 4,208.37 5,074.60 4,763.71 8,214.05 5,387.70 2,727.40 2,753.90 5,588.30 Poush 5,108.52 4,488.72 4,396.20 2,187.53 2,053.90 2,978.27 3,265.20 2,350.20 3,030.20 6,891.44 Actual Generation (MWh) 169.89 618.48 280.40 3,035.70 3,763.92 2,072.20 2,014.89 1,941.80 1,156.30 8,401.25 Mangsir Kartik 585.18 358.62 442.12 266.30 701.40 1,892.44 3,765.23 1,369.02 1,600.46 5,772.90 34.58 78.77 Aswin 213.26 229.81 256.12 236.90 2,016.09 6,577.05 1,054.30 3,140.70 - 88.15 761.29 297.25 185.20 Bhadra 1,477.54 3,531.99 1,754.32 1,370.50 5,437.33 18.90 300.25 526.50 4,932.56 3,770.64 2,467.94 4,258.04 1,760.66 2,094.00 Shrawan 16,499.14 Total 50,468.13 71,448.38 39,642.83 46,569.53 44,740.63 36,055.35 37,795.13 31,754.10 44,676.70 81,483.40 2,064,583.61 2067/068 2068/069 2069/070 2070/071 2071/072 2072/073 2073/074 2074/075 2075/076 2076/077 Fiscal Year Total S. 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 N.
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CHAMELIYA HYDROPOWER STATION
INTRODUCTION MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE
Chameliya Hydropower Station (CHEPS), a • Chameliya hydropower Station has observed daily peaking run-off-river (PROR) scheme with numerous trips due to unprecedentedly long an installed capacity of 30 MW is located 950 131 km transmission line upto Attariya. This km west of Kathmandu on Chameliya river, a has caused great challenge to maintain station tributary of Mahakali river, in Shailya-Shikhar operation. Municipality-1, Balanch, Darchula. Generation, • The major repair works of FY 2076/77 were the operation and maintenance works are underway breakdown maintenance. On Baishak 26, 2077 since establishment of station after successful due to unexpected transmission line trip (over inauguration of Chameliyia Hydroelectric Project voltage) created sudden spike and resulted in (CHEP) on 10 February, 2018. failure of DC system in power house which drove the machine to run-away speed. The machines Electricity generation is being done by diverting were instantaneously brought to stoppage water of Chameliya River which is originated from manually. As a result of which, Unit developed Mount Api and flows from Himalaya towards south undue stress, and the unit could not be put into crossing major part of Darchula District finally operation without further repair. Therefore, joining into Mahakali River at Lali, Darchula. It has the excitation housing was dismantled and an installed capacity of 30 MW and designed annual upper and lower guide bearing were inspected; generation of 184.21 GWhr. bearing adjustment were done. The unit was The Powerhouse is located at Shailya-shikhar reassembled, tested and put into operation on Municipality, Ward No. 1, Balanch, Darchula and Jestha 01, 2077, successfully. the Dam site is located between Marma Gaupalika, • Meanwhile, again on Jestha 18, 2077 due to Bitule, Darchula. The site is located 85 km from the another transmission line failure, Unit # 1 was District headquarter, Khalanga, Darchula. subjected to another jerk which caused residual stress on the machine. Abnormal vibration was The cumulative generation has reached 374.695 observed in lower bracket. So, the CHEPS team GWh till the end of FY 2076/77. The total generation added additional stiffeners to lower bracket to during this FY year is 160.882 GWh. subside the vibration. The machine performance increased subsequently. However, frequent REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE ACTIVITIES occurrences of transmission line trip, created additional jerk in the system, which aggravated Since, the Plant is still under the defect liability the vibration in Unit 1. Hence, on 2 Asadh, period of the Contractor, Chameliya Hydroelectric 2077, citing risk in operation, Unit 1 was put to Project and Chameliya Hydroelectric Station are halt, for thorough inspection and repair works. performing repair works in combine. Repair work included replacement of Turbine
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Guide Bearing (TBN BRG), adjustment of lower Transformer. and upper guide bearing along with aligning the shaft. The repair work included repeated • Repair of 11 kV dedicated line from powerhouse manual operation and adjustment of guide to dam damaged due to landslide. bearing. Finally, the Unit was put to operation • Maintenance of 132 kV transmission line on 23 Asadh, 2077. damaged due to heavy snowfall in Dadeldhura • Mostly during rainy season high concentration Districts. of sediment, debris, leaves, jute pieces etc in the • Continuous repair of 132 kV Circuit Breaker. water causes choking of filter element, which needs to be cleaned on daily basis filters, valves and pipes etc.
Reassembly of Excitation housing of Unit-1
CIVIL MAINTENANCE
• Upgrading and maintaining works of Gokuleshwor-Balanch access road by CHEP. • Removal of slabs in the desander basin canal ditch. • Assessment of damages of Spillway Radial Gate No. 1 for necessary repair works. Replacement work of Turbine Guide Bearing of Unit-1 • Due to high amount of stone and wooden logs • Repair of lifting hoist, of desander basin gate piling in intake trash rack, regular cleaning of No.1 and repair of shaft of gear mechanism of trash rack is being done on regular basis. Spillway Radial Gate No.2 • Completed repair work of Damsite upstream • Installation, testing and commissioning of road, on the left bank of the Chameliya Reservoir by-pass pressure reducing valve (PRV) and Self- en-route to Latinath VDC, which was scoured Cleaning Automatic Cooling Water Filtration due to continuous rainfall and impounding of System in co- ordination with Chameliya Hydo reservoir. Electric Project. WORKS RELATED TO BENEFIT OF LOCAL ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE PUBLIC
• Installing safety railing in public route of Seri The Project Staff along with the Contractors’ village in upstream of Dam Reservoir area. personnel repaired the leakages of Unit-2 Main
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• Continuous cleaning of public drains and local roads blocked due to landslide.
Installing safety railing in public route of Seri village in upstream of Dam Reservoir area.
SALIENT FEATURES
Type Peaking run of river plant (with 6 hr daily peaking) Maximum Gross Head 103.70 m Rated Net Head 94 m Designed Flow 36 m3/sec Installed Capacity 30 MW Dam/Spillway Type Concrete Gravity, 88 m crest length, max. ht. 54 m Intake Side Intake Descending Basin Underground, 2 nos. (LxBxH, 80mx12mx25m) Headrace Tunnel 4067 m, horseshoe size 5.2 (m)/4.2 (m) Surge Tank Restricted Orifice (ht. 48.4 m, dia. 8 m) Penstock Concrete Lined and Steel Lined, Length 302m, dia. 3.9 m Powerhouse Surface, LxWxH, 37.5 m, 23.5 m, 27.4 m Tailrace Box Culvert, LxWXH, 714m, 4.8 m, 3.8 m Turbine 2 Vertical shafts, Francis, rated output 2X15.6 MW, rated speed 428.6 rpm Generator 2/3-phase synchronous, rated output 2x16.2 kVA Switchyard Outdoor, LxB, 57mx 47 m Transmission Line Length 131 km, 132 kV single circuits from Balanch to Attariya Sub-station Annual Average Energy 184.21 GWh
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Monthly Energy Generation Trend of last 3 Years
25,000.00
20,000.00
15,000.00
10,000.00 Generation (MWh)
5,000.00
- Shrawan Bhadra Aswin Kartik Mangsir Poush Magh Falgun Chaitra Baisakh Jestha Ashad FY 2074/75 ------5,856.48 5,343.07 7,261.59 8,966.13 12292.57 12739.74 FY 2075/76 9,579.47 13,272.40 21,010.62 15,820.60 10,862.10 8,507.10 6,609.75 7,861.39 12,686.36 18,363.55 17908.78 18913.42 FY 2076/77 16,466.11 19,959.74 17,791.00 14,665.78 11,345.54 8,026.22 8,033.88 8,465.86 9,991.30 13,566.42 18667.42 13,832.37 Months
Actual Generation comparison with Target and Designed Generation 25,000.00
20,000.00
15,000.00
10,000.00 Energy (MWh)
5,000.00
- Shrawan Bhadra Aswin Kartik Mangsir Poush Magh Falgun Chaitra Baisakh Jestha Ashad Actual 16,466.11 19,959.74 17,791.00 14,665.78 11,345.54 8,026.22 8,033.88 8,465.86 9,991.30 13,566.42 18667.42 13,832.37 Target 16,353.47 18,111.14 22,173.70 18,338.57 13,202.23 10,081.10 7,903.74 8,261.60 11,387.96 15,925.11 18,626.36 21,072.67 Designed 21,570.00 21,225.00 21,225.00 19,110.00 14,285.00 10,695.00 8,445.00 7,875.00 9,005.00 11,970.00 17,570.00 21,225.00 Month of 2076/077
Chameliya Power House
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MULTI- FUEL POWER STATION
INTRODUCTION Wartsila India Pvt. Ltd., India in FY 2018/19.
Multifuel power station is the largest thermal power REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE ACTIVITIES plant in Nepal. It is located in Bansbari Morang, The major maintenance works completed this year Biratnagar, which happens to be one of the largest include; industrial areas in Nepal. In the first phase, 4 units each of 6.5 MW were installed with financial • Installation, testing and commissioning of two assistance from Finland Government in FY 1990/91. sets of 33 kV Outdoor Vacuum circuit breakers, Later, 2 more units of same capacity were installed in 33 kV current transformers and existing 30 kV FY 1997/98 to complement the energy deficit during lightning arrestors at switchyard. winter and evening peak, which was also financed • Upgrading of 33kV/11KV, 6/8 MVA Power by Finland Government reaching the total capacity transformer by replacing with 33kV/11KV, 24 of 39 MW. The project was jointly funded by World MVA in co-ordination with Distribution system Bank under Power Development Project, GON and augmentation and expansion project, Biratnagar NEA. The project cost was USD 7.7 million. division and Biratnagar Distribution Center. • Repair and maintenance of various 11 kV circuit breakers used for industrial feeders, control and protection system for various 11 kV SF6 circuit breakers and 33 kV Outdoor circuit breakers. • Repair & maintenance of main control panel, synchronizing panel and lube oil separator/ heating unit of diesel unit no. 5. • Currently, installation, testing & commissioning of new 11 kV breakers- 5 nos. in newly constructed Fig:- Multifuel PowerPlant Engine (26MW capacity) Breaker switching & control room for industrial A major overhauling of engines of all six units of as well as domestic power consumption is being Multifuel power plant started in FY 2009/10 and a carried out in co-ordination with Distribution contract agreement with Wartsila took place on 10 system augmentation and expansion project, April, 2010. The overhauling of 6x6.5 MW Wartsila Biratnagar Division and Biratnagar Distribution DG sets was successfully completed in 2013. Center. • Construction of boundary wall at north side of The cumulative generation of Multifuel Power Plant D-type staff quarter area. has now reached 593.97 GWh from its first run. Recently, the Condition Evaluation and Assessment work of all the six units (Generator, Engine and their auxiliary equipment) was concluded by M/s
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SALIENT FEATURES
Type Thermal (F.O & Diesel Fueled)
Location Bansbari, Morang
Installed capacity 39 MW
Engine set 6 Nos., 6.5 MW
Generator:
Number and type 4 nos. of 7.5 MVA capacity from Leroy Somer France
2 nos. of 8.144 MVA capacity from Alstom, France Rated voltage 11 kV
Rated frequency 50Hz
Rated speed 750 rpm
Excitation Brushless
Power factor 0.85 (4 Units), 0.8 (2 Units)
Power transformer 11/33kV, 16MVA, 3 Nos.
Transmission line 4 km long, 33 kV Double circuit
Monthly Energy Generation Trend of last 3 Years 0.80
0.70
0.60
0.50
0.40
0.30
Generation (MWh) 0.20
0.10
- Shrawan Bhadra Aswin Kartik Mangsir Poush Magh Falgun Chaitra Baisakh Jestha Ashad FY 2074/75 ------FY 2075/76 ------FY 2076/77 - 0.60 - 0.34 0.18 - - 0.70 - - - 0.70
Months
NEPAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY 53 Generation Directorate 2076/2077 12th Issue, 2077 ------4.42 4.20 24.24 Ashad 709.27 134.00 526.99 430.13 430.16 940.64 639.81 468.30 2,856.53 3,100.35 2,321.81 1,490.95 3,987.97 4,585.90 4,172.33 - - - 4.24 6.94 52.27 79.00 Jestha 660.52 264.32 141.44 489.34 329.76 774.38 307.17 131.04 225.08 3,222.88 3,620.09 6,301.35 3,195.60 3,874.06 1,412.22 1,351.56 10,502.73 - - - 59.68 60.02 163.19 402.29 741.33 332.07 645.43 476.01 588.71 Baisakh 3,932.12 3,635.07 8,266.18 1,050.54 2,564.10 2,344.15 5,602.40 1,826.36 1,098.84 1,965.33 1,009.27 10,903.60 - - 964.37 865.19 293.91 751.62 703.45 108.73 325.72 Chaitra 5,937.62 7,347.53 8,467.92 1,617.98 3,384.78 9,584.85 6,035.13 6,390.17 1,224.35 1,493.71 1,625.27 1,282.05 2,920.66 1,156.51 13,771.55 - - - - 24.83 758.76 878.97 530.75 530.34 Falgun 4,596.45 6,585.82 8,958.52 1,105.55 4,305.79 9,844.27 1,512.48 2,332.11 1,648.62 1,827.91 1,370.55 2,227.10 1,291.11 10,078.38 13,648.86 - - 2.71 27.48 Magh 775.26 223.30 719.56 902.63 4,857.69 5,241.31 9,802.40 4,737.23 1,062.50 9,783.25 8,263.59 1,603.82 2,479.31 1,088.70 1,241.72 1,954.24 1,149.06 1,005.71 2,466.54 14,140.34 - - 4.80 Poush 512.26 766.89 634.85 663.65 234.02 392.02 5,057.84 5,925.97 7,541.43 6,318.72 1,055.30 9,942.32 7,707.28 9,667.74 2,037.67 2,693.64 2,063.71 1,983.65 1,090.76 1,035.61 1,317.06 - - 9.00 42.22 484.02 623.12 534.83 980.28 331.11 622.65 781.68 118.18 2,096.50 5,192.86 9,868.98 4,325.42 1,291.98 6,628.37 4,866.75 3,641.33 1,550.14 1,493.08 1,042.37 1,485.95 Mangsir Actual Generation (MWh) - - 43.92 22.06 Kartik 679.69 522.12 105.12 635.49 283.20 432.39 728.76 227.97 803.50 301.23 127.32 3,477.92 5,811.13 3,094.18 1,602.48 3,587.63 4,074.81 1,542.03 1,076.86 1,092.83 ENERGY GENERATION SINCE COMMISSIONING SINCE GENERATION ENERGY - - - - 5.75 Aswin 556.22 868.73 789.95 440.32 292.06 582.70 899.62 530.24 819.13 119.68 914.50 4,159.63 2,921.34 2,330.85 1,382.90 8,306.28 3,845.79 2,511.73 1,282.43 - - - 2.60 2.92 23.64 79.67 76.12 823.41 645.63 540.11 933.33 780.24 756.86 Bhadra 1,416.56 4,432.39 2,767.38 2,451.07 6,293.95 1,408.49 1,988.65 1,214.29 1,243.02 1,031.13 - - - - - 5.74 65.97 941.10 963.09 637.68 726.36 963.89 443.35 566.76 397.98 661.12 1,111.03 3,943.40 3,237.66 1,078.75 3,063.08 6,297.44 1,529.63 2,099.25 Shrawan Total 268.20 932.79 4,149.17 8,742.88 7,866.39 5,322.37 9,702.65 2,348.86 9,954.28 4,981.43 20,249.43 36,321.13 56,662.34 76,266.10 28,634.10 29,347.55 85,663.67 86,215.07 53,317.61 19,310.18 13,652.54 11,142.48 12,588.02 10,292.90 2047/048 2048/049 2049/050 2050/051 2051/052 2052/053 2053/054 2054/055 2055/056 2056/057 2057/058 2058/059 2059/060 2060/061 2061/062 2062/063 2063/064 2064/065 2065/066 2066/067 2067/068 2068/069 2069/070 2070/071 Fiscal Year 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 S. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 N.
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MEDIUM GENERATION OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT
INTRODUCTION from the hydropower generating stations under this department on FY 2076/77 is 436.668 GWh and has Medium Generation Operation and Maintenance achieved an increment of 6.69 % generation as compared Department (MGO&MD), headed by Director, is to previous fiscal year. Rehabilitation project ongoing responsible for the operation and maintenance of under this department is Trishuli with GON funding thirteen (13) hydropower stations and one (1) diesel and Tinau and Sundarijal with loan assistance from the power plants with individual installed capacity below Asian Development Bank (ADB) under Energy Access 30 MW owned by NEA. It has always strived to uphold and Efficiency Improvement Project (EAEIP). economy, operational efficiency and an acceptable The following sections provide a concise description level of reliability in its drive for improvement. The of the power stations and highlights major activities total installed capacity of 13 hydropower stations and carried out under this department during the Fiscal 1 diesel power plant with indivisual installed capacity year. below 30 MW is 122.7 MW. The actual generation
THPS as viewed from opposite bank of Trishuli River
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TRISULI HYDROPOWER STATION
INTRODUCTION
Trishuli Hydropower Station is constructed on the banks of Trishuli River at Trishuli Bazar, Nuwakot. It was commissioned in 1967 AD in assistance with the Government of India at a cost of INR 140 million with its initial installed capacity of 21 MW having 7 units of 3 MW each. It was later rehabilitated in 1995 AD and upgraded to 24 MW with 6 units each 3.5 MW and one unit 3 MW. It is a peaking run-of-river plant with peaking capacity of 21 MWh and annual design generation of 163 GWh. The cumulative generation of THPS since its first run has reached 5,445.62 GWh of which 138.964 GWh has been generated in FY 2076/77. The energy generation in this year is 79.12 % of design generation and 92.81% of generation target.
The Electro-Mechanical Renovation and Modernization works of Trishuli Hydropower Penstock after Painting Station is in progress. Recently, the contract has been awarded at price in Euro. 3,367,424.46 and NRs. ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE 9,63,26,000.00 on 26th May, 2020 AD (BS 2077/02/13) and contract effective date started from 26th June,2020 • Installation of new transformer at desander AD with 30 months of completion period. • Repair and maintenance of 3 distribution REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE ACTIVITIES transformers.
MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE
• Overhauling of unit no.6 • Repair of MIV of unit 6 with replacement of bushing and seals • 4 no.s of penstock has been painted in this FY. • Gate maintenance was done by replacing spindle of one of the inlet gates in de-sander that was damaged in past Repair and Maintenance of Chilime Line CT
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• Repair and Maintenance of Trishuli-Chilime CIVIL MAINTENANCE Breaker. • Replacement of TOD Meters and installation of • Protection Fencing work at the canal area AMR/AMI system • Partial cleaning of B-0 opening and reservoir • Repair and Maintenance of CT and power • Powerhouse access road maintenance works Transformers • Repair and renovation of Staff dormitory • Installation of 3 CCTV camera at desander and forebay • Line stringing works at balancing reservoir and installation of street lights
SALIENT FEATURES
Type Peaking-run-of-river Location Trishuli, Nuwakot Installed capacity 24MW (peaking capacity 21MW) Annual average energy 163 GWh Maximum gross head / Net head 51.4 m Catchment area 2600km2 Minimum annual flow 45.66 m3/s Dam 139.6m length Total length of the waterways 4,792m 71.66m long, Ø 2.3m, 3 Nos., steel lined Penstock 89m long, Ø 1.5m, 1 No.s, steel lined Turbine: Number and Type 7, Francis Rated discharge 7.8 m3/s Rated output 3,620 kW Rated speed 500 rpm Generator: Rated output 3889 kVA Rated voltage 6.6 kV Rated frequency 50 Hz Power factor 0.9 Transmission line 66 kV, 27.36 km, Double circuit
Monthly Energy Generation Trend of last 3 Years 14,000.00
12,000.00
10,000.00
8,000.00
6,000.00
4,000.00 Generation (MWh) 2,000.00
- Shrawan Bhadra Aswin Kartik Mangsir Poush Magh Falgun Chaitra Baisakh Jestha Ashad FY 2074/75 10,953.50 9,649.00 10,999.80 12,007.90 11,326.50 9,556.30 8,501.50 8,418.30 9,022.40 9,873.00 10,528.00 10,387.00 FY 2075/76 8,735.30 11,158.70 10,446.10 10,652.50 11,178.70 9,867.80 10,069.00 9,732.50 9,840.00 9,044.10 11,487.60 11,528.60 FY 2076/77 11,785.40 10,143.00 11,120.72 11,804.85 11,817.37 10,895.38 9,975.67 9,352.41 9,202.63 10,723.94 11,515.92 10,635.82 Months
58 NEPAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY NEPAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY 59 Generation Directorate 2076/2077 Generation Directorate 2076/2077 12th Issue, 2077 - Ashad 9,403.32 5,949.79 8,704.70 9,373.61 9,143.23 8,879.30 8,670.32 9,014.07 15,000.00 - Jestha 8,396.09 6,683.88 8,328.35 9,107.90 9,219.78 9,184.45 8,421.48 8,536.88 15,000.00 -
Baisakh 8,092.80 7,154.83 8,736.65 9,114.78 8,126.28 9,202.39 6,348.63 8,858.64 15,000.00 Ashad 10,635.82 12,567.15 15,000.00 - - Chaitra 8,278.73 6,508.15 6,761.47 8,805.34 9,260.01 7,977.77 8,083.65 10,000.00 Jestha 11,515.92 12,695.47 15,000.00 - - Falgun Baisakh 7,999.08 6,341.39 6,202.30 8,660.71 9,101.48 7,660.63 7,955.11 10,723.94 11,158.06 15,000.00 10,000.00 Chaitra 9,202.63 10,038.43 10,000.00 - - Magh 7,616.40 8,501.50 8,230.85 8,250.32 8,501.65 7,462.77 8,093.61 10,800.00 Falgun 9,352.41 9,602.87 10,000.00 - - Magh Poush 9,975.67 10,019.27 10,800.00 7,958.23 8,011.07 8,155.30 8,955.16 8,545.92 6,938.50 8,156.24 13,000.00 Poush Month of 2076/077 10,895.38 11,158.06 13,000.00 - - Actual Generation (MWh) 7,226.77 7,832.35 8,074.15 8,991.59 8,893.20 8,203.52 8,695.60 Mangsir 15,000.00 Mangsir 11,817.37 12,583.05 15,000.00 - - Kartik Kartik 6,023.96 6,398.16 8,720.15 9,336.48 9,276.30 9,006.38 9,698.40 11,804.85 12,670.13 15,000.00 15,000.00 Aswin 11,120.72 12,283.88 15,000.00 ENERGY GENERATION SINCE COMMISSIONING SINCE GENERATION ENERGY - - Aswin 6,699.17 7,551.82 9,411.34 9,580.49 9,305.25 8,450.87 9,737.60 15,000.00 Actual Generation comparison with and Target Designed Generation Bhadra 10,143.00 12,394.39 15,000.00 - - Bhadra 8,305.88 5,995.40 9,247.21 8,667.80 9,220.45 8,584.09 9,255.42 11,785.40 11,793.41 15,000.00 Shrawan 15,000.00 - Actual Target Designed - - 8,000.00 6,000.00 4,000.00 2,000.00 16,000.00 14,000.00 12,000.00 10,000.00
9,216.76 5,033.73 8,794.05 8,898.62 9,682.14 8,455.35 9,010.73 15,000.00 Shrawan Energy (MWh) Energy Total 25,892.21 89,113.48 87,943.27 96,180.31 163,800.00 101,193.11 106,635.80 109,052.54 105,095.95 1,155,949.32 Year Fiscal 2024 to 2039/040 2040/041 2041/042 2042/043 2043/044 2044/045 2045/046 2046/047 2047/048 Designed 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 S.N.
NEPAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY 59 Generation Directorate 2076/2077 12th Issue, 2077 Ashad 9,539.02 9,557.91 7,651.82 9,625.64 2,928.80 8,991.70 8,914.50 8,569.10 15,000.00 14,128.89 12,994.00 12,112.65 12,788.10 10,411.30 11,821.50 12,361.05 10,121.00 10,750.00 12,050.60 12,993.20 12,666.90 10,239.60 11,242.40 10,910.10 10,881.90 10,124.00 10,812.00 10,387.00 11,528.60 10,635.82 Jestha 9,545.92 9,665.99 1,843.18 6,882.01 2,629.07 8,948.25 9,530.50 9,253.00 15,000.00 14,219.92 14,512.10 12,750.48 14,166.70 12,057.60 12,085.90 13,720.00 11,649.70 12,318.80 12,132.40 12,655.90 12,780.30 13,316.90 12,657.70 11,333.10 10,278.00 12,143.90 11,474.30 10,528.00 11,487.60 11,515.92 - Baisakh 9,336.16 9,774.50 8,517.05 8,555.40 9,364.00 4,283.80 9,505.20 9,873.00 9,044.10 15,000.00 12,447.67 13,095.60 11,827.97 13,135.92 12,853.60 10,576.35 11,328.45 12,382.00 10,479.30 12,656.40 11,773.00 10,933.60 11,795.00 10,976.50 10,063.10 11,047.80 11,800.80 11,230.50 10,723.94 Chaitra 8,014.75 8,122.35 5,220.65 8,657.85 9,837.85 9,863.35 9,869.00 9,834.80 9,550.70 9,101.30 8,751.60 9,644.30 7,446.10 9,767.10 7,402.00 8,348.80 9,022.40 9,022.40 9,840.00 9,202.63 10,000.00 10,779.29 10,789.94 11,735.15 10,676.80 11,210.50 10,867.70 11,206.40 10,240.50 10,873.60 Falgun 8,335.12 8,565.50 7,888.45 7,404.43 9,659.45 8,565.63 9,899.70 9,765.90 9,485.80 9,362.60 9,755.10 9,272.10 9,071.40 9,489.60 8,930.20 8,026.20 7,974.60 8,627.20 8,278.30 7,159.00 9,362.90 8,065.70 9,153.00 8,418.30 9,732.50 9,352.41 10,000.00 10,522.56 10,850.76 10,234.20 Magh 8,647.70 8,621.42 8,684.23 6,767.30 8,174.30 9,882.20 9,876.00 8,736.90 9,840.10 8,961.30 8,644.00 8,626.10 8,414.50 7,996.90 8,701.70 8,852.40 9,570.70 8,501.50 9,975.67 10,800.00 11,405.89 11,616.75 10,959.25 11,219.75 10,107.00 10,565.00 10,700.40 10,159.20 10,474.20 10,069.00 Poush 9,737.00 9,353.58 7,776.40 2,480.80 8,289.30 9,687.20 9,736.10 9,556.30 9,867.80 13,000.00 12,760.04 12,920.50 12,918.35 14,175.85 11,423.00 11,196.40 11,666.25 11,610.85 10,886.00 11,597.00 10,950.30 12,844.90 10,287.10 11,224.90 10,455.30 11,262.60 11,229.50 10,905.00 10,950.50 10,895.38 - Actual Generation (MWh) 9,056.52 9,161.10 9,452.25 7,999.70 9,772.60 6,594.85 8,972.50 Mangsir 15,000.00 12,446.38 13,394.20 14,212.15 13,690.00 13,235.00 12,056.80 12,593.50 11,645.90 11,057.80 10,126.60 11,848.20 10,631.50 12,665.40 11,988.80 10,094.20 11,645.60 11,766.60 11,523.00 11,326.50 11,178.70 11,817.37 - Kartik 8,399.25 9,637.75 9,883.05 7,708.50 9,694.20 6,878.50 4,697.70 6,990.50 7,990.10 9,709.40 15,000.00 10,438.66 14,004.20 14,216.60 13,865.75 13,843.00 10,075.90 11,041.20 10,264.40 11,646.80 11,248.70 13,358.50 11,866.00 12,208.50 12,133.10 11,345.60 12,007.90 10,652.50 11,804.85 Aswin 795.81 8,298.65 9,412.65 9,872.20 9,398.04 7,612.70 7,726.85 3,676.90 8,906.60 6,677.70 9,723.00 15,000.00 13,381.80 14,044.40 13,477.21 13,074.50 10,506.85 11,493.20 11,388.90 11,784.20 12,577.30 11,976.10 11,856.40 11,014.20 11,985.90 11,806.10 10,322.60 10,999.80 10,446.10 11,120.72 Bhadra 7,956.71 9,372.06 7,574.64 8,621.61 6,480.30 8,896.70 4,435.60 9,099.20 9,398.20 9,826.30 9,158.60 9,649.00 15,000.00 10,000.67 12,545.84 14,074.03 13,196.64 13,680.40 11,620.15 12,126.40 11,184.10 12,415.50 12,061.50 12,732.20 11,939.10 10,975.55 11,495.60 10,154.50 11,158.70 10,143.00 8,210.84 9,340.72 9,787.13 8,042.30 8,614.36 6,699.70 9,087.30 8,197.70 9,601.60 9,675.30 9,557.50 8,735.30 15,000.00 Shrawan 14,318.06 14,069.77 11,497.55 14,472.80 10,934.30 11,811.70 10,427.35 11,281.80 12,562.00 11,091.60 12,251.90 10,315.50 10,470.55 12,770.20 10,409.90 10,953.50 11,785.40 Total 88,060.03 66,747.83 96,900.10 163,800.00 105,077.64 110,585.53 135,783.31 154,423.75 133,274.99 109,367.03 151,507.65 141,558.90 128,238.10 117,646.30 122,944.60 134,463.45 129,025.85 133,391.10 114,938.80 135,302.50 128,247.00 134,772.80 124,776.20 111,846.80 124,763.40 125,025.70 125,969.00 121,223.20 123,740.90 128,973.11 5,435,631.56 Year Fiscal 2048/049 2049/050 2050/051 2051/052 2052/053 2053/054 2054/055 2055/056 2056/057 2057/058 2058/059 2059/060 2060/061 2061/062 2062/063 2063/064 2064/065 2065/066 2066/067 2067/068 2068/069 2069/070 2070/071 2071/072 2072/073 2073/074 2074/075 2075/076 2076/077 Total Designed 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 S.N.
60 NEPAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY NEPAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY 61 Generation Directorate 2076/2077 Generation Directorate 2076/2077 12th Issue, 2077
DEVIGHAT HYDROPOWER STATION
INTRODUCTION problem from shaft seal for which maintenance work are carried out to minimize the leakage by effective Devighat Hydropower Plant is a cascade sealing but the maintenance of groove formation in development of Trishuli Hydropower Plant with sleeve is needed. Our upcoming days will be focused installed capacity of 14.1 MW and annual design on problems solving mentioned. Currently no spare generation of 114 GWh. It is located at Devighat, runner is available, procurement of spare runner is Nuwakot and was commissioned in 1984 AD. in process. Improved operational performance is observed after successful completion of renovation, modernization and upgrading (RMU) in 2010/2011. The capacity of the units was improved and upgraded to 15MW. The cumulative generation since its first run has reached 3060.175 GWh in FY 2076/77 The actual generation of year 2076/77 is 92.053 GWh which is 80.75 % of annual design generation and 94.17% of generation target.
PRESENT STATUS
All Units are in normal operation but Governor and SCADA system need repair and maintenance which will be carried out by suitable experts in next fiscal year. Spare Turbine excessive leakage was minimized by using proper turbine shaft seal but the groove formation in the shaft sleeve causing inevitable leakage will be repaired during the period Overhauling of unit no: 3 of overhauling in the coming fiscal year. Devighat power house is facing problems in SCADA Problems are seen in turbine bearing coolers, thrust system and have planned to solve the problem with bearing coolers and generator air coolers due to the help of experts. leakage through pipe causing intermixing of oil and water. Escape gate being too old, lots of deformation Governor system is not functioning properly are seen in shafts and its mechanical structures therefore needs to be repaired or replaced with new followed by excessive leakages, civil and mechanical governor system only after condition monitoring by structures of escape gate should be repaired as soon an expert will be decided. Surge Arrestor and old as possible. Problem is also depicted in sluice gates instrument Transformer in the switchyard need to which is operated manually and motorization of these be replaced. gates will be done in coming year. Water leakage
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REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE ACTIVITIES • Accuracy measurement of Unit no 3 Current transformer. MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE • Checking and maintenance of Excitation system and governor system for unit no 3 • Overhauling of Unit No.3. • Tightening up the control cable to the panel • Repair of runner, top cover. (unit no.3) • Replacement of 66 kV bus coupler SF6 breaker • Maintenance and replacement of rubber seals of with new breaker escape gate. • Replacement of 33kV Current Transformer for • Installation of new Bypass valve and replacement Dhading Feeder of old cooling pipelines. • Installation of 33 kV VCB breaker for Dhading • Maintenance of Sluice Gates, Intake Gates, Feeder. Forebay Gates. • Repair of damaged 33kv cable for Dhading • Repair of Governor System. feeder. • Repair &Maintenance of bypass valve of unit • Unit 1 SCADA system Fault identification and No. 1 diagnose • Upgradation of dewatering & drainage system • Replacement of 66 kV Lightening Arrestor to its optimum capacity and also Overhead crane from manual to wireless system. • Installation of new submersible Slurry Pump in forebay for removal of debris and silt deposited. • Replacement of turbine shaft seal • Replacement of turn buckle and pin with check plate of guide vanes • Replacement of old oil cooling pipelines
Replacement of 66kv Lightening Arrestor
CIVIL MAINTENANCE
• Removing of Debris from canal and trash rack, Cleaning of drain, bush cutting etc. • Repair and maintenance of of Samari Khola Runner repair work Syphon. ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE • Construction New Building for J.D Boardig School • During overhauling of Unit 3 Visual inspection • Water diversion work at Samari Khole to of generator and Cleaning of dust to increase the increase discharge . IR value of Stator winding and rotor winding for • Construction of new store building. unit no 3.
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SALIENT FEATURES
Type Cascade of Trishuli Hydro Power Station Location Charghare, Bidur Municipality-06, Nuwakot District Installed capacity 15 MW (after rehabilitation) Annual design generation 114 GWh Maximum gross head / Net head 40.5m, 39m Catchment area 4150 km2 (upto Trishuli diversion) Average annual flow 45.3 m3/s Net head 40.5m, 39m Total length of the waterways 4.5 km from Trishuli HPS tailrace to Devighat HPS forebay Penstock 3 Nos., Ø2.5m, steel lined Turbine: Number and Type 3, Vertical Francis Rated discharge 14.3m3/sec Rated output 5.03MW Rated speed 333.3rpm Generator: Rated output 5MW Rated voltage 6.6kV Rated frequency 50Hz Power factor 0.8 Power transformer 6.3MVA, 6.6/66kV, 3-phase, 3 Nos. Transmission line 66kV, 37km(Devighat -Chabel), 28km(Devighat - Balaju), Double circuit
Monthly Energy Generation Trend of last 3 Years 10,000.00 9,000.00 8,000.00 7,000.00 6,000.00 5,000.00 4,000.00 3,000.00 Generation (MWh) 2,000.00 1,000.00 0.00 Shrawan Bhadra Aswin Kartik Mangsir Poush Magh Falgun Chaitra Baisakh Jestha Ashad FY 2074/75 7,824.09 6,707.18 8,294.65 8,827.25 8,431.31 7,041.39 6,389.00 6,236.40 6,753.05 7,166.19 7,327.03 5,241.25 FY 2075/76 6,024.84 7,558.92 7,294.98 7,844.55 6,268.39 7,362.30 7,371.98 7,076.75 7,226.96 6,523.64 8,302.23 7,995.60 FY 2076/77 8,420.09 7,303.76 7,907.87 8,631.96 8,863.56 8,058.64 7,359.52 6,832.15 6,809.92 6,916.73 7,333.49 7,615.45 Months
Actual Generation comparison with Target and Designed Generation 12,000.00
10,000.00
8,000.00
6,000.00
4,000.00 Energy (MWh)
2,000.00
0.00 Shrawan Bhadra Aswin Kartik Mangsir Poush Magh Falgun Chaitra Baisakh Jestha Ashad Actual 8,420.09 7,303.76 7,907.87 8,631.96 8,863.56 8,058.64 7,359.52 6,832.15 6,809.92 6,916.73 7,333.49 7,615.45 Target 8,216.46 7,810.11 8,562.95 9,089.73 8,643.05 8,389.44 7,646.21 7,201.36 7,086.03 8,047.13 8,867.26 8,189.58 Designed 9,698.49 9,282.61 9,781.22 10,115.50 9,942.53 9,784.93 8,302.80 7,929.73 8,933.96 9,694.26 10,340.96 9,193.02 Month of 2076/077
NEPAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY 63 Generation Directorate 2076/2077 12th Issue, 2077 Ashad 9,193.02 3,305.00 3,607.52 5,287.40 6,138.69 5,887.09 6,065.98 6,233.16 6,630.31 7,082.58 7,029.51 4,486.90 6,820.80 7,137.23 9,242.46 2,037.92 7,564.80 7,927.47 1,967.55 7,335.94 7,343.20 5,142.95 Jestha 4,158.25 4,225.15 5,168.85 6,054.55 6,435.76 6,855.79 6,250.43 6,383.29 6,618.47 7,082.96 1,257.78 5,090.82 8,472.17 2,043.15 9,380.70 8,789.25 6,267.33 8,495.65 6,997.25 10,340.96 10,396.57 10,113.85 - 9,694.26 3,399.32 4,420.62 5,610.56 6,077.45 5,805.55 6,967.96 4,724.78 6,659.40 6,769.75 7,381.01 6,564.88 8,798.26 9,460.45 8,957.46 9,746.40 9,602.33 7,254.60 8,311.08 8,846.42 7,775.23 Baisakh Chaitra 8,933.96 3,112.98 5,458.69 4,245.29 2,795.79 6,414.62 7,122.62 5,922.57 6,061.39 6,020.70 6,256.12 3,731.02 6,593.95 7,975.08 7,948.96 8,583.53 7,287.66 7,927.17 7,058.90 8,188.10 7,958.52 7,192.51 Falgun 7,929.73 3,435.40 5,164.83 3,358.16 6,670.70 6,247.78 6,914.63 5,933.01 6,096.91 6,029.70 6,435.60 6,098.70 5,594.70 7,673.56 7,660.01 7,113.85 6,652.19 7,009.48 7,364.28 7,055.80 6,933.63 6,918.61 Magh 8,302.80 3,499.70 4,917.68 4,653.82 5,565.48 6,038.65 6,532.72 5,820.13 6,018.15 6,254.30 6,444.25 6,709.90 5,139.40 8,250.20 7,936.87 8,068.10 6,450.30 8,347.45 7,403.29 7,258.00 7,121.79 7,167.20 Poush 9,784.93 3,222.40 5,078.60 5,545.74 5,661.14 6,591.94 6,509.43 5,253.66 6,264.77 6,875.76 7,150.55 5,836.70 1,596.15 9,138.85 8,990.90 9,301.35 6,231.39 9,837.55 8,308.50 8,115.50 8,367.06 8,436.55 - 9,942.53 1,992.20 4,389.40 4,781.25 5,715.19 6,505.83 6,569.77 6,116.67 6,528.58 6,397.64 6,751.20 7,231.70 8,870.19 9,301.43 9,871.59 5,536.54 9,322.21 9,996.00 8,365.30 7,082.90 4,690.30 Mangsir Actual Generation (MWh) - Kartik 3,804.30 3,925.10 2,982.13 5,619.71 6,728.55 6,711.29 6,871.90 7,139.80 6,129.58 7,434.90 7,584.10 7,388.81 9,254.30 9,889.06 5,481.32 9,594.15 9,746.13 7,108.15 4,651.30 3,263.53 10,115.50 590.59 ENERGY GENERATION SINCE COMMISSIONING SINCE GENERATION ENERGY Aswin 9,781.22 2,625.00 4,222.80 3,294.55 5,812.12 6,442.38 6,496.47 6,248.65 7,022.45 5,989.42 6,921.47 7,338.35 6,855.78 8,067.25 9,833.82 5,201.62 9,417.09 9,133.67 7,500.63 5,230.75 2,491.75 Bhadra 9,282.61 2,835.10 3,935.55 3,495.73 5,271.85 5,131.31 5,993.43 6,047.44 6,513.77 5,736.05 5,762.08 6,689.97 5,532.31 6,142.87 7,010.48 9,332.53 4,374.84 9,125.60 9,290.38 8,188.30 5,983.25 2,962.26 - 125.20 9,698.49 3,144.52 5,385.18 5,214.46 6,217.51 6,074.70 6,335.16 5,809.95 6,633.95 7,028.48 5,673.60 6,105.50 6,427.67 9,743.00 4,674.48 8,053.35 9,750.65 7,831.52 6,304.05 5,543.22 Shrawan Total 35,389.65 49,471.14 51,568.00 66,767.85 73,443.92 78,957.60 71,497.10 77,653.98 75,713.90 81,283.60 63,993.60 49,197.20 92,808.50 94,775.36 78,582.24 96,063.20 91,525.65 84,318.52 68,581.36 113,000.01 101,697.35 106,277.70 2040/041 2041/042 2042/043 2043/044 2044/045 2045/046 2046/047 2047/048 2048/049 2049/050 2050/051 2051/052 2052/053 2053/054 2054/055 2055/056 2056/057 2057/058 2058/059 2059/060 2060/061 Fiscal Year Designed 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 S. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 N.
64 NEPAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY NEPAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY 65 Generation Directorate 2076/2077 Generation Directorate 2076/2077 12th Issue, 2077 Ashad 9,193.02 8,360.90 8,643.55 7,386.25 4,642.45 8,040.75 8,987.70 7,992.00 7,802.60 8,650.03 8,276.56 8,448.39 7,536.06 8,138.38 5,241.25 7,995.60 7,615.45 Jestha 9,611.80 8,223.40 9,040.15 8,771.50 8,292.25 8,787.60 6,659.83 9,736.30 8,933.89 8,334.85 7,896.04 7,320.90 8,556.50 7,327.03 8,302.23 7,333.49 10,340.96 9,694.26 6,084.75 8,493.60 8,061.30 8,204.65 6,444.45 7,934.70 6,478.20 9,139.90 9,253.84 7,725.01 3,459.96 8,094.56 8,339.48 7,166.19 6,523.64 6,916.73 Baisakh Chaitra 8,933.96 6,400.75 7,070.10 8,056.30 6,314.60 6,586.55 7,006.75 6,083.10 8,425.90 8,135.84 6,468.00 8,982.01 7,158.64 6,876.10 6,753.05 7,226.96 6,809.92 Falgun 7,929.73 7,132.05 6,758.20 6,618.00 6,966.90 6,456.10 5,991.95 6,133.30 7,248.30 7,434.30 6,593.80 7,972.38 6,949.02 7,275.52 6,236.40 7,076.75 6,832.15 Magh 8,302.80 7,784.27 7,180.60 6,250.00 7,546.60 7,222.95 6,476.40 6,458.00 7,499.10 7,508.70 7,406.10 7,343.50 7,589.30 7,642.74 6,389.00 7,371.98 7,359.52 Poush 9,784.93 7,935.28 8,254.47 7,836.95 9,132.60 7,388.60 7,910.45 6,394.20 7,109.10 8,547.60 8,956.04 9,275.82 8,752.15 8,653.23 7,041.39 7,362.30 8,058.64 9,942.53 6,565.73 9,095.98 8,208.40 7,905.05 7,234.65 8,592.95 5,487.20 9,903.10 9,992.90 9,107.44 9,322.37 8,891.86 8,927.98 8,431.31 6,268.39 8,863.56 Mangsir Actual Generation (MWh) - Kartik 5,183.15 7,225.65 8,004.37 7,337.15 5,875.25 8,375.65 8,194.90 8,534.80 9,306.98 9,251.37 8,614.03 8,827.25 7,844.55 8,631.96 10,115.50 10,169.90 Aswin 9,781.22 6,047.87 8,096.75 8,081.98 8,177.60 4,621.60 8,838.85 6,449.70 9,455.10 8,895.20 8,335.05 9,215.25 6,602.04 8,169.93 8,294.65 7,294.98 7,907.87 Bhadra 9,282.61 6,406.85 8,091.05 7,814.55 8,632.20 6,630.55 8,486.35 8,379.30 9,206.60 7,608.80 7,685.89 8,738.93 7,127.09 8,334.08 6,707.18 7,558.92 7,303.76 9,698.49 6,494.95 7,937.80 7,191.00 7,854.40 6,644.10 8,652.00 7,617.80 9,393.40 7,407.60 8,003.46 7,781.06 9,033.50 8,081.99 7,824.09 6,024.84 8,420.09 Shrawan Total 84,008.35 95,071.15 92,549.25 91,485.70 81,437.80 96,041.35 74,132.63 95,427.00 97,742.69 94,306.49 97,609.96 86,238.79 86,851.14 92,053.14 113,000.01 105,089.30 100,563.60 3,060,175.76 2061/062 2062/063 2063/064 2064/065 2065/066 2066/067 2067/068 2068/069 2069/070 2070/071 2071/072 2072/073 2073/074 2074/075 2075/076 2076/077 Total Fiscal Year Designed S. 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 N.
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GANDAK HYDROPOWER STATION
INTRODUCTION in canal. The frequent system changing, high water level in tailrace maintained by Irrigation Dept. UP, Gandak Hydro Power Station is located at Pratappur high deposition of sediment & choking of trash Gaunpalika ward no. -7, District: Nawalparasi, Nepal rack also disrupted power generation. The power about 235 Kms from Kathmandu and about 5 Kms generated from this powerhouse is transmitted North from Indian boarder point called Jhulenipur, through 6.6/132 kV ,10 MVA transformers installed District: Mahrajgunj, Uttar Pradesh. The power house in the switchyard and is connected by 132 kV is a part of irrigation cum power generation scheme single circuit transmission line to Bardhaghat 132 on Gandak River. A barrage has been constructed on KV substation in Nepal and to Ramnagar 132 kV the river Narayani at BhainsaLotan (Balmikinager, substation in Bihar, India. Import and export of Bihar) on Indo-Nepal boarder. From the barrage, two power (nearly 45 MW) from 132 kV substation canals take off namely Gandak Main Eastern Canal situated at Ramnagar, India to Nepal takes place (MEC) and Gandak Main Western Canal (MWC). through 132 KV switchyard of Gandak Hydropower This Power Station is located on the Gandak Main station. At present, preparation of technical proposal Western Canal approximately 18 Km downstream of and study of equipments and components of the plant barrage at Surajpura, Nepal. As the canal is mainly is in progress for the rehabilitation & modernization meant to meet the irrigation needs for Uttar Pradesh, of the plant. India, the discharge through canal is regulated by Water Resource Department Balmikinagar, Bihar, India
The plant has three Horizontal mounted tubular bulb turbines; low head high discharge Kaplan Turbo- Generators of 5 MW each with aggregate capacity of 15 MW and annual design generation of 106.38 GWh. The project was built in1979 AD in assistance Embankment Cutting by Locals to Prevent from Village with the Government of India and Government of Inundation Nepal with the total cost of NRs. 170 million. It was handed over to NEA on 31st Aug 1981. Presently, among three units, the unit no. 2 is in operation & unit no.1 is out of operation for last 13 The actual generation of this year is 10.33 GWh years due to problem in generator’s stator coil & which is 55.48 percent of its target generation 18.63 unit no. 3 is under shutdown since Magh 2075 due GWh. The decrease in power generation is mainly to problem in turbine guide bearing and in other due to frequent & long canal shutdown (i.e. approx. components. five months) of Main Western Canal for inspection, maintenance by Irrigation Department, Bihar, India & sometimes due to local issues causes disturbance
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REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE ACTIVITIES • Replacement of carbon seal (shaft seal), Guide vane bushes with seal and Oil cooler of Unit no. MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE 2. • Repair of damaged portion of upstream gate • Repair and maintenance of guide vane side sill plate in Unit no. 3 servomotor, Governor unit of Unit no. 2 • Repair and maintenance of high-pressure
compressor used in oil pressure unit and Pump • Replacement of control panel -2 set for cooling with Motor used in Cooling water system. water system.
Replacement of 132 kV CT CIVIL MAINTENANCE
• Repair of staff quarters and roads in colony premises. • Construction of new staff quarter building. Repairing of Side Sill Plate of Gate • Cleaning and boulder filling work at 132 kV ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE switchyard. • Cleaning of garbage dumped at headworks • Installation of new Excitation system, during trash rack cleaning by TRCM after a long Temperature sensor and meter with alaram period of time. system for protection of bearings (thrust and • Civil maintenance works of boundary wall. guide bearings) of Unit no. 2. • Cleaning and painting of powerhouse • Installation of Control panel and Repair of equipment. electrical components of old 15 Ton gantry crane. • Repair and maintenance of slip ring, carbon holder etc. of Generator.
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SALIENT FEATURES
Location Pratappur Gaunpalika-7, Nawalparasi Installed capacity 15 MW Annual Design Generation 106.38 GWh Maximum gross head/Net head 7.59m/6.09m Total length of the waterways 18 km canal Turbine: Type Adjustable Blade Tubular Turbine Number of units, Type 3, Kaplan Rated discharge 103.84m3/s Rated max output 5.52 MW Rated speed 107 rpm Generator: Type Totally Enclosed Synchronous Generator Rated output 5.9 MVA Rated Current 516 Amps Rated voltage 6.6 kV Rated frequency 50 Hz Rated Power factor 0.85 (Lag) Power Transformer 10 MVA, 6.6/132 kV, 2 Nos. Transmission line 132kV,20 km (Balmikinagar), 18 km (Bardhaghat),single circuit Project Hand Over to NEA 31 August,1981 AD Project Financed BY GOI, GON Total Project Cost NRs. 17 Crores
Monthly Energy Generation Trend of last 3 Years 4,000.00 3,500.00 3,000.00 2,500.00 2,000.00 1,500.00 1,000.00
Generation (MWh) 500.00 - Shrawan Bhadra Aswin Kartik Mangsir Poush Magh Falgun Chaitra Baisakh Jestha Ashad FY 2074/75 3,483.80 - 2,151.80 1,022.00 - 2,048.40 2,619.00 3,007.70 890.20 - 54.50 2,218.40 FY 2075/76 1,899.70 1,599.90 1,659.80 213.50 - 1,616.40 869.90 1,703.00 732.20 - 479.50 1,176.90 FY 2075/76 1,603.30 977.00 1,447.20 559.10 - 736.00 1,680.50 1,438.80 726.30 - 228.60 940.80 Months
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- Shrawan Bhadra Aswin Kartik Mangsir Poush Magh Falgun Chaitra Baisakh Jestha Ashad Actual 1,603.30 977.00 1,447.20 559.10 - 736.00 1,680.50 1,438.80 726.30 - 228.60 940.80 Target 2,172.01 1,892.30 2,121.53 1,358.01 1,077.22 1,931.18 1,567.54 1,560.35 950.56 672.84 1,279.76 2,047.95 Designed 7,440.00 7,320.00 7,320.00 7,320.00 6,013.33 6,382.00 4,796.67 3,560.00 3,576.67 4,290.00 5,920.00 7,076.67 Month of 2076/077
68 NEPAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY NEPAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY 69 Generation Directorate 2076/2077 Generation Directorate 2076/2077 12th Issue, 2077 - - Ashad 277.70 628.30 7,076.67 5,314.50 3,124.90 3,856.60 4,970.30 3,476.10 3,660.10 2,296.20 4,035.20 1,217.00 3,035.00 2,044.00 2,463.10 2,891.90 3,554.80 2,169.10 7,615.72 2,691.10 3,513.30 - - Jestha 798.70 5,920.00 4,570.60 5,790.30 6,254.90 5,221.30 3,096.16 4,615.00 2,966.60 3,833.10 2,460.10 3,357.30 4,165.30 2,089.20 3,847.50 4,278.50 1,395.10 8,817.28 1,123.30 3,027.20 3,133.90 - - - 16.30 49.10 63.20 965.40 517.00 954.90 188.90 188.90 4,290.00 Baisakh 2,149.00 2,081.65 2,967.30 1,388.90 2,433.80 1,428.90 1,937.10 1,196.60 1,174.40 1,375.00 9,140.00 - - 812.90 740.80 327.20 956.80 Chaitra 3,576.67 1,404.60 1,910.95 1,480.60 2,938.40 1,011.90 1,462.00 1,476.80 1,887.50 1,185.40 1,206.60 1,354.40 2,118.10 1,230.70 1,311.60 2,162.40 2,060.10 - Falgun 3,560.00 4,068.70 4,207.40 3,061.00 5,137.55 3,654.40 2,667.90 2,760.50 2,935.40 3,737.10 2,707.90 3,946.50 3,214.70 2,747.10 4,018.80 2,943.50 2,192.00 2,267.00 1,548.80 2,123.60 2,791.60 2,687.60 - Magh 4,796.67 4,474.40 4,774.80 3,280.40 5,953.40 3,822.30 2,624.20 2,362.10 3,401.80 3,880.90 2,468.70 3,111.30 4,288.70 2,590.60 4,286.10 3,336.00 2,551.60 3,009.90 1,699.50 1,776.00 2,184.00 3,432.10 - Poush 790.00 6,382.00 4,382.00 5,760.90 5,638.80 5,555.40 4,284.34 3,496.30 3,146.70 3,183.80 3,290.10 2,255.80 2,520.80 4,822.60 2,702.30 4,356.60 4,226.50 3,021.30 3,678.70 1,046.00 2,867.90 2,345.10 - - - - Actual Generation (MWh) 543.20 6,013.33 4,444.20 5,631.50 4,991.20 5,336.50 5,319.20 3,843.20 4,339.50 4,085.60 2,752.10 2,122.80 2,557.50 5,301.20 2,610.60 1,174.30 3,862.80 3,396.60 3,008.40 Mangsir - - - Kartik 420.40 945.10 918.00 7,320.00 3,985.30 5,090.20 5,192.10 4,878.70 5,183.40 3,494.90 4,710.20 3,712.60 2,591.30 3,314.80 2,780.00 2,906.50 1,192.80 4,001.30 3,486.30 2,554.90 ENERGY GENERATION SINCE COMMISSIONING SINCE GENERATION ENERGY - - 54.50 Aswin 193.60 7,320.00 3,636.30 4,501.60 4,415.80 1,354.90 4,968.80 3,736.40 4,769.40 2,838.20 2,803.60 3,325.70 2,412.80 3,324.10 1,120.20 4,026.50 4,191.00 1,285.60 1,529.10 2,516.00 - - 69.70 994.90 845.40 287.50 519.80 550.20 Bhadra 7,320.00 2,116.60 4,368.60 3,116.00 1,122.80 3,248.60 4,376.70 2,777.80 1,637.70 2,626.40 1,556.70 1,133.70 3,674.90 3,771.00 2,905.80 - - 31.10 471.00 125.40 7,440.00 2,533.10 5,029.90 2,971.00 2,823.30 4,059.35 4,911.10 4,344.70 4,024.90 2,935.00 1,491.10 2,203.10 1,551.10 1,118.60 1,312.80 3,183.60 1,376.50 3,467.20 Shrawan Total 71015.34 8,246.00 43,079.30 52,272.70 47,225.70 32,162.55 49,059.29 36,734.86 39,913.40 34,993.40 31,705.70 28,556.70 28,778.50 35,784.90 21,783.80 25,054.30 37,823.30 30,287.30 19,026.60 30,132.10 20,717.40 27,042.30 137,853.00 to 2037/038 2041/042 2042/043 2043/044 2044/045 2045/046 2046/047 2047/048 2048/049 2049/050 2050/051 2051/052 2052/053 2053/054 2054/055 2055/056 2056/057 2057/058 2058/059 2059/060 2060/061 2061/062 2062/063 Fiscal Year Designed 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 S. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 N.
NEPAL ELECTRICITY AUTHORITY 69 Generation Directorate 2076/2077 12th Issue, 2077 - Ashad 430.00 392.40 940.80 7,076.67 4,836.60 1,228.30 2,195.20 1,769.90 2,476.50 1,290.30 1,277.90 3,505.60 2,218.40 1,176.90 - - - - - 29.70 54.50 Jestha 479.50 228.60 5,920.00 2,901.70 1,905.00 1,140.10 1,727.10 1,491.70 ------55.20 64.90 293.10 195.60 4,290.00 Baisakh - 886.20 493.90 926.40 996.70 507.90 941.30 890.20 732.20 726.30 Chaitra 3,576.67 3,303.90 1,360.20 1,473.90 1,262.90 896.60 608.90 503.40 Falgun 3,560.00 2,851.50 3,147.10 1,985.70 1,825.90 2,856.50 1,351.10 2,453.20 2,990.80 3,007.70 1,703.00 1,438.80 - 64.90 Magh 869.90 4,796.67 3,664.80 3,746.90 2,472.90 1,132.90 1,561.70 1,455.10 2,023.30 2,376.70 3,008.80 2,619.00 1,680.50 - - Poush 736.00 6,382.00 3,654.00 4,039.70 1,853.00 1,907.60 1,766.00 1,679.10 1,051.60 2,195.80 3,086.70 2,048.40 1,616.40 ------Actual Generation (MWh) 796.60 982.40 928.70 6,013.33 Mangsir - - Kartik 392.70 470.10 595.30 177.60 773.80 570.20 683.90 213.50 559.10 7,320.00 1,744.20 1,014.00 1,022.00 - Aswin 7,320.00 1,575.30 2,149.70 3,218.80 1,140.80 1,922.90 2,614.60 3,499.30 2,638.40 2,398.30 2,112.40 2,151.80 1,659.80 1,447.20 - - 898.80 977.00 Bhadra 7,320.00 1,479.90 2,399.80 2,459.90 1,245.40 2,535.70 2,587.90 2,415.30 2,090.70 1,846.90 1,599.90 - 954.30 7,440.00 3,500.20 2,014.80 2,435.50 2,530.80 2,000.90 2,119.40 2,092.90 1,420.70 1,944.90 3,483.80 1,899.70 1,603.30 Shrawan Total 71015.34 8,802.30 1,793.70 30,601.80 20,479.20 20,525.20 15,006.30 11,331.40 13,077.70 19,207.70 16,249.00 21,872.70 17,495.80 11,950.80 10,337.60 1,036,964.30 2063/064 2064/065 2065/066 2066/067 2067/068 2068/069 2069/070 2070/071 2071/072 2072/073 2073/074 2074/075 2075/076 2076/077 Total Fiscal Year Designed S. 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 N.
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MODI KHOLA HYDROPOWER STATION
INTRODUCTION outsourced. The works include replacing Francis runner, Labyrinth ring, Sealing ring, 20 nos. of Guide Modikhola Hydropower Station is located at vanes, Guide vane cartridge, Upper self-lubricating Dimuwa in Parbat district about 46 km towards bush and Lower self-lubricating bush, Wearing west from Pokhara City. It has installed capacity of plates for head cover and bottom rings, replacement 14.8 MW with two vertical shaft Francis Turbines, of damaged Turbine guide bearing with new ones 7.4 MW each and annual design generation of 92.5 in Unit-2, replacement of damaged shaft sleeve with GWh. After its successful commissioning in 2000 new ones in Unit-2, replacement of DN150 PN16 AD, the plant operation has been adversely affected gate valve at drainage valve of penstock at turbine especially during rainy season reportedly due to sub- floor. The mechanical workshop came into operation optimal design and inadequate sediment handling by repair & maintenance of Lathe machine & drilling facilities as the Modikhola brings high content of machine that were not in operation due to flooding abrasive sediments. The cumulative generation of workshop on Fiscal year 2068/69. of this plant since its first run has reached 1076.70 GWhr. It has generated 66.913 GWh in the fiscal year 2076/77which is 72.34 % of design capacity and 91.34% of generation target.
Checking clearance of guide vanes with bottom ring
Modikhola Powerhouse & Switchyard ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE ACTIVITIES Major works carried out under electrical section MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE includes replacement of 300/1 A CT with 600/1 A CT at 33 KV substation to solve the problem of This year, turbine overhauling of Unit-2 was overload at 33 KV transmission line, replacement of successfully completed by internal manpower, 1 set of damaged Lightning arrestor with new ones at third time in a row. The overhauling was completed 132 KV Substation of Pokhara feeder, replacement of without any works or services required to be old damaged sensor such as: temperature sensor of Turbine Guide Bearing, turbine shaft speed sensor,
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Guide vane position indicator, mini MCR. were awarded to M/s. Chainlink/Pathivara JV. Consequently, cofferdam was built which was washed away due to flood.
Installation of Rotor Shaft during overhauling
CIVIL MAINTENANCE
Similarly, civil works carried out this year include the construction of new control room at intake areas because the old control room need to be demolished Construction of Coffer dam at intake areas for the construction of tailrace of Middle Modi hydropower project. The construction was carried Therefore, time extension is given so that the works out by Middle Modi hydropower project. Similarly, can be continued at more favorable time. a new cable trench was also constructed from the SALIENT FEATURES LT bushing of 132 KV transformer to the 33 KV substation because during the previous fiscal year Type Run of the river 2075/76, 12/15 MVA Transformer at 132/33 KV Location Dimuwa, Parbat substation was replaced by 30 MVA and old 150 Installed capacity 14.8MW mm2 cable at L.V of 33 KV side could not bear the Annual average energy 92.5 GWh increase load during the wet season. Net head 66.96m Catchment area 510km2 A huge boulder was trapped under the riverside Average annual flow 27.5m3/s flushing gate onth 28 Bhadra 2076 due to flood, Total length of the 61.0m(canal), 2071m(tunnel) hindering its operation. waterways Turbine: It caused a lot of loss in electricity generation thus Number and Type 2, Francis impacting the annual generation target. The problem Rated discharge 25m3/s was solved after the boulder was removed using Rated output 7.6 MW excavator on 31st Aswin 2076. Rated speed 428.6 rpm A shade was erected in the sub-station area so that Generator: different electrical equipment such as: Current Rated output 8260 kVA Transformer, Potential Transformer, disconnecting Rated voltage 6.6 kV switches etc. could be protected. Rated frequency 50Hz Power factor 0.9 The repair and maintenance works of intake area Power transformer 7.8/8.3 MVA, 6.6/132 kV, 3 phases including undersluice area, spillway, plunge pool Single circuit 132 kV, upto Lekhnath Transmission line and hydro-mechanical woks associated with it s/s
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