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Get To Know China's Hydropower Plants----Huangdeng Hydropower Station

 Introduction At 00:00 on January 1, 2019, four units of Dahuabiao, Huangdeng, Wulonglong and Lidi hydropower stations with a total of 1,092,500 kilowatts were successfully put into operation.  The four units put into operation on the same day once again refreshed the world hydropower  commissioning record of "one-day double commissioning" set by the company on July 12, 2018.  So far, all eight units of Huangdeng and Dahuaqiao hydropower stations have been put into operation. The total installed capacity has reached 24,992,800 kilowatts, the asset size has exceeded 180 billion yuan, and the cumulative power generation has exceeded 570 billion kilowatt hours. Geographic location. Huangdeng Hydropower Station is located in Lanping County, Nujiang Prefecture, Yunnan Province. It is developed by dike and dam, and is the fifth stage hydropower station in the hydropower ladder development program of the upper reaches of the Lancang River in Yunnan Province from Gushui to M...

Get to know China’s wind farms —— Inner Mongolia Ulanqab Wind Farm(wind power)

  Introduction Inner Mongolia is the richest region in China in terms of wind resources and the closest to the country's electricity load, making it ideal for the development of mega wind power bases. Because of its unique wind resources, it has become a haven for investment companies to capture wind power projects. The most representative of these projects is the first phase of the Wulanchabu wind power project, which is the pinnacle of China's wind power industry. Construction time: On September 26, 2019, the world's largest single onshore wind farm, the first phase of the 6 million kilowatt demonstration project of the Ulanqab Wind Power Base, officially began construction.   Total investment: The Wulanchabu Wind Power Base Phase I 6 million kilowatt demonstration project is the first wind power project to be included in the national plan for clean energy parity outbound transmission, with a total static investment of 36.1 billion yuan, making it the largest single onsho...

Boland's Profile

  View of Boland Shenzhen Boland Renewable Energy Co.,Ltd is a new energy and power company that combines wind power, solar power and storage batteries to provide you with high quality integrated wind and storage system solutions. Boland's partner is CRRC, which has been contracted for high speed rail projects in China, and we have a relatively complete internal supply chain, service network and excellent product quality and technology.  Boland's products Boland's product range is very broad and includes not only wind, solar and storage products, but also integrated design solutions for wind, solar and storage (and even diesel engines). Solar power Model:Solar Tile ,Small Panel-Full Cell,Small Panel-Cut Cell ,Thin Panel,Flexible Panel , PCB Panel and son on. Application:Our solar products are not only suitable for new villas, self-built houses and public buildings, but some of them can also be used in larger off-grid systems and for camping and tourism personnel and militar...

Boland Factory BLWT1500 Wind Turbine Generator

  The principle of Boland factory BLWT1500 wind turbine generator:The windmill blades are rotated by the wind, and the speed of rotation is increased by a speed increaser to generate electricity. According to current windmill technology, a breeze speed of approximately three metres per second (the level of breeze) is sufficient to start generating electricity. Boland factory BLWT1500 wind turbine generator(The WT1500 series double-fed wind turbine) is based on the standard design, according to the complex geographical characteristics of different wind farms, the configuration, functions and parameters of the turbine are customized and deeply optimized, forming a series of models for plateau, plain and low wind speed. Boland factory BLWT1500 wind turbine generator's features. 1.Excellent power quality with less than 1% total current harmonic distortion at rated power 2.Convenient energy management platform with efficient active and reactive power regulation 3.Significantly impr...

Droughts shrink hydropower

  Last year's drought in China's Yunnan province slashed hydro power generation by nearly 30 per cent during the first five months of 2020, according to official data. Output this year remains curtailed by around 10 per cent. Yunnan usually accounts for roughly a quarter of China's total hydro generation, and the province is home to several aluminum smelting businesses that require vast quantities of power to operate. The province restricted metal producers' power use earlier this year, forcing some smelting capacity to be temporarily shut. More disruptions are expected. A recent study by researchers in Nanjing looked at the potential impact of climate change and rising temperatures on hydropower generation in Yunnan. Their models showed decreases in rain and snowfall during the October-April drought season and increases in the summer rainy season. To even out the variability, the researchers proposed more storage capacity - more dams and reservoirs. But the diversions ...

KP’s Four Hydropower Projects in Pakistan Delayed By Three Years

  Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s four 244.4 MW renewable and cheap electricity hydropower projects are stalled due to negligence of the Ministry of Energy (Power Division) and PESCO for the last three years. The projects are pending due to non-approval, notification, import certificates, and purchase agreement. Similarly, Pakhtunkhwa Energy and Development Organisation (PEDO) has an arrear of Rs7,147.604 million in electricity sales to the federal government. A reliable government source told this correspondent that the projects were delayed due to bureaucratic hurdles, which are hampering the production of cheap electricity, while Prime Minister Imran Khan is focusing on cheap hydropower generation in the country. Ongoing hydropower projects are also being affected due to non-payment of dues. According to documents available with this correspondent, the PEDO for the first time in Pakistan for hydropower projects conducted internationally competitive bidding in February 2016 for six projects...

Quang Nam in Vietnam pulls plug on four hydropower plants

  The central province of Quang Nam has scrapped plans for building four hydropower plants, the province People's Committee said. Nguyen Hong Quang, its deputy chairman, said Monday the People's Council decided to remove four small and medium-sized projects -- A Vuong 4 in Tay Giang and Dong Giang districts, Song Bung 3 in Nam Giang District, A Banh in Tay Giang District, and Dak Di 4 in Nam Tra My District – from the list of planned hydropower plants as they have low capacity, severely impact the environment, require large tracts of land, and bring low economic benefit. The fact their investment procedures were tardily completed impacted the planning and construction of other infrastructure and caused disapproval in the community, he said. "The scrapping of these hydropower projects is also to re-evaluate the impacts of small and medium-sized hydropower plants." Two other plants in Nam Giang District, Cha Val and Dak Pring 2, are also being considered for removal, ac...

CTG Put All 96 Hydro Turbine Units Into Operation Recently

  China Three Gorges Corporation (CTG) has announced that its six cascade hydropower plants along the main stream of the Yangtze River put all of their 96 power units into operation on 7 July as part of its efforts to meet the peak demand of the grid in the summer, the first time that all the power generators have been in operation simultaneously. The total power generated from the cascade hydropower plants – Three Gorges, Gezhouba, Xiluodu, Xiangjiaba, Wudongde and Baihetan – reached 52GW on the day. The total power generated by the cascade power stations from June 11 to July 6 reached 17.85 billion kWh, securing electricity supply in Guangdong and Zhejiang provinces. With all the power units of Wudongde hydropower plant and the first units of Baihetan hydropower in operation, CTG now has six hydropower plants on the main stream of Yangtze River, with a total of 96 power units and a total installed capacity of 57.695GW as of June, up from 45.495GW at the beginning of last year. CT...

What Is The Hammer Effect?

  THE HAMMER EFFECT (OR WATER HAMMER) CAN HARM VALVES, PIPES, AND GAUGES IN ANY WATER, OIL, OR GAS APPLICATION . IT OCCURS WHEN THE LIQUID PRESSURE IS TURNED FROM AN ON POSITION TO AN OFF POSITION ABRUPTLY. WHEN WATER OR A LIQUID IS FLOWING AT FULL CAPACITY THERE IS A NORMAL, EVEN SOUND OF THE FLOW. YOU CAN TELL WHEN WATER HAMMER OCCURS BECAUSE THERE WILL TYPICALLY BE A BIG THUMP SOUND OR A SERIES OF THUDDING NOISES. THAT NOISE IS THE IMPACT OF THE ENTIRE TRAIN OF WATER COMING TO A QUICK HALT CREATING A SHOCK WAVE. IN THE CASE OF PRESSURE GAUGES, THIS SHOCK CAUSES A SPIKE THAT CAN DAMAGE THE GAUGE EVEN IF THE GAUGE IS THE CORRECT PRESSURE RANGE FOR THE PARTICULAR FLOW APPLICATION. ORDINARILY PRESSURE SYSTEMS SHOULD HAVE AIR CHAMBERS (OR CUSHIONS) INSTALLED THAT SOFTEN THE IMPACT AND PREVENT THE HAMMER EFFECT. ESSENTIALLY, AN AIR CHAMBER IS A VERTICAL SECTION OF PIPING WITH A CAP ON THE END THAT IS ATTACHED TO THE SUPPLY LINE NEAR THE SHUTOFF VALVE. IT IS FILLED WITH ...

Major overhaul planned for Queensland’s largest hydropower plant

  ueensland’s largest hydropower station, the 570MW Wivenhoe Pumped Storage Hydroelectric Power Station, will undergo a $14 million overhaul to ensure it continues to produce cleaner, cheaper energy for years to come. Major maintenance works will start at the Wivenhoe station this month, creating 100 jobs under the Palaszczuk Government’s COVID-19 Economic Recovery Plan. The plant is owned by CleanCo Queensland. Minister for Energy, Renewables and Hydrogen Mick de Brenni said Wivenhoe was incredibly valuable to the reliability of Queensland’s electricity network. “All our publicly-owned energy generators have worked around the clock to respond to constraints in the network in these last few weeks,” de Brenni said. “When Callide C Power Station went offline in May, we were able to ramp Wivenhoe up to the point it was generating 530 megawatts over a four-hour period, helping to meet demand and stabilize the network. Never has it been more important to invest in fast ramping...

Rs97 Billion for New MW Hydropower in Nepal Approved

 T he Investment Board Nepal this week approved foreign investment worth Rs97 billion for two hydropower projects, the 285MW Tamor and 139.2MW Lower Manang on the Marsyangdi. India’s SJVN is also being issued a survey permit for a detailed feasibility study of the 679MW Lower Arun project in Sankhuwasabha. Likewise, the meeting directed the Ministry of Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation to improve the laws to address the ambiguity regarding the survey permission for the Tamor Reservoir Hydropower Project (756 MW). It also formed a committee to study and prepare a blueprint for the development and investment of the West Seti and SR-6 joint hydropower projects.

All units of world’s seventh largest hydropower station put into operation in China

  All units of the Wudongde Hydropower Station will officially be put into operation on Wednesday, reducing carbon dioxide emissions by 30.5 million tons per year, China Central Television (CCTV) reported on Wednesday.  Becoming the seventh largest hydropower station in the world with the largest single unit capacity in operation, the power station is equipped with a capacity of 10.20 million kilowatts, CCTV reported, adding that the annual growth rate will reach 38.91 billion kilowatt-hours once the hydropower station being fully put into operation, the equivalent of saving 12.20 million tons of standard coal and reducing 30.50 million tons of carbon dioxide emissions every year.  Wudongde Hydropower Station is designed as a concrete double-curved arch dam with a maximum height of 270 meters. The foundation bed of the dam is only 51.41 meters thick, which makes the hydropower station the thinnest 300-meter arch dam in the world at present. The first series generator sets...

Tunnel Construction of 140MW Tanahun Hydropower Project in Nepal Completed

  Tunnel construction of 140MW Tanahun Hydropower Project in Nepal has been completed.The hydropower project is being built in Jhaputar of Rishing Rural Municipality, Tanahun.  According to project Chief Achyutbabu Ghimire, construction of 2.5-km access road from Byas Municipality, Chapaghat, to the project site has already been completed. "We are very glad to have completed this challenging task of tunnel road construction. Completion of these roads have now made it easier for us to start dam construction," said Ghimire.Further, Ghimire said they were able to complete a significant portion of the project as they continued the work even during the COVID crisis.Earlier, the project had suffered some early hiccups due to delay in selecting the contractor and then scrapping the existing contractor and selecting a new one. The project chief said they had adopted all safety health measures to make sure that no worker got infected. Some 45 staffers of the project and the consultant...

Chinese 16000MW Baihetan Hydropower Station will be operated on 1st,July

  Baihetan Hydropower Station, the world's second largest after the Three Gorges Dam, is expected to have its last reservoir completed on Monday in Southwest China.  The station, with a total installed capacity of 16 million kilowatts, is expected to generate more than 62 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity per year, which would reduce carbon dioxide emission by about 51.6 million tons, according to experts.  The Baihetan station is located downstream of the Jinsha River, in the upper section of the Yangtze River, in Ningnan county of Southwest China's Sichuan Province, and Qiaojia county in neighboring Yunnan Province.  The construction of the main body of the station is expected to be finished on Monday. Its first unit is scheduled to start operations on July 1. The station will be in full operation by the end of 2022.  The Baihetan hydropower station is the world's first to have a power unit with a capacity of 1 million kilowatts with 111 revolutions per mi...

40.8MW Koto Hydropower Project To Be Completed by December

  About 90 per cent work on the under-construction Koto hydropower project (Koto-HPP) has been done and it will be completed by December this year, said assistant project director while briefing a team of the district administration. The team, including deputy commissioner Aun Haider Gondal, Timergara assistant commissioner Tahir Ali and other officials, visited the project site here the other day. Giving details, Koto-HPP assistant director Mohammad Shuaib said the powerhouse would generate 40.8MW of electricity that would be added to the national grid. He said that the remaining 10 per cent work on the project would be completed by coming December. He said work on the power tunnel had been completed by the contractor before its stipulated time. The deputy commissioner inspected various portions of the power station like box channel, surge shaft, sand trap and powerhouse and assured his full cooperation on part of his district administration for the timely completion of the projec...