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Construction of thermal and nuclear power plants Belarms can offer full finance and construction of thermal and nuclear power stations for generating capacities of 300MW to over 1000MW. Advanced filtration systems can be used where smoke stack discharge becomes an issue. However rather than look to expensive and questionably effective clean coal and carbon sequestration systems, Belarms advocates forestry projects to offset carbon dioxide emissions. Choice of technology is largely up to the energy authority requesting construction. Boiler and reactor systems designed in China, Japan and Korea should be well suited, though more expensive US, Canadian and European systems may be installed in the alternative. Construction to a Privatization Policy Where a new power station or distribution system needs to be financed and constructed but privatization is required by government policy, Belarms can enter into an arrangement whereby disposal is subsequently arranged or alternatively Belarms will take over responsibility for operations. |
Distribution Control Panel in a 1000 MW Power Plant As part of a power generation construction project Belarms is able to offer full fit-out for power stations including constructing and connecting transmission lines. This can also be undertaken to replace aging infrastructure. Old generating machinery can be removed for scrap and the site renovated with modern systems. |
Construction of a cooling tower Belarms through its joint venture partners can provide comprehensive power plant construction engineering experience to complete the most extensive tasks. |
Construction of nuclear power plant Drawing on an engineering pool with nuclear power plant construction experience virtually any reactor project can be completed within three years. |
Nuclear Power Technology Whilst Belarms adopts a flexible and selective approach to the choice of nuclear reactors, in China where there is an extensive nuclear power construction program, the Qinshan Phase III nuclear power plant includes two 728 MWe CANDU 6 PHWR reactors. The two CANDU units are ranked among the top performing nuclear power stations in China. Qinshan’s CANDU Unit 2 ranks as the best performing reactor in China with a lifetime energy availability factor to date of 88.8% according to the International Atomic Energy Agency’s (IAEA) PRIS database. Coal-fired Power Stations Similar to nuclear power plant construction, Belarms can build a 1,000MW thermal power station within three years. Probably Japanese technology would be chosen for the steam and power generation. However there are no absolute solutions to the carbon emission issue. Belarms advocates an extensive stack filtration system, complemented by a forestry program. Solar Power for the Electricity Grid Belarms is a prime advocate of solar power and backs its beliefs with a research and manufacturing program. Full finance and construction can be offered to government agencies and also to generation companies. Best overall results for infrastructure can be obtained where there is a sizeable daytime peak load requirement that solar power can satisfy, particularly as these are usually in summer. Modernization and Expansion Projects Subject to a detailed assessment being carried out, Belarms is able to provide finance and construction for power plants that are in need of refurbishment, modernization or expansion. Due to our strict and orderly construction program, most building operations should be completed within a three year time frame. Such construction work can be carried out as a distinct operation. Alternatively, the project may be financed and constructed along with geographically separate power plant construction operations. |
Steam equipment in thermal plant Considerable advances in boiler technology in China and Japan means that the megawatt capacity of thermal has been substantially increased. |
Parabolic Solar Dish Solar alternatives to large scale power generation may be suitable for power generation in small towns and to provide daytime peak load supplement. |
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