Civil construction and installation of energy storage power station

The construction of the power station foundations is carried out in accordance with a detailed programme drawn up to provide the various foundations and general site works, in the sequence necessary to enable the building work and plant installation to proceed in accordance with the overall construction programme.

There are a wide variety of laws and regulations and licenses related to power plant construction procedures. Persons in charge of power station construction should have thorough familiarity with these laws and regulations. There are three categories of power station lift: passenger, goods and construction lifts.

The prime architectural objective would be to ensure the best possible appearance of the project, including buildings, structures and plant as seen from such viewpoints as are predominent in the public's perception of a power station, and to present a confident and consistent image as part of the CEGB's corporate design policy.

1. When the process of the environment assessment is completed, the construction work for the power station will start. a. It is necessary to notify the government of the construction plan which describes the detailed design of power station facilities prior to the construction start. b.

At the power station building, the assembly condition should be reproduced by adjusting key/pins and/or diaphragms to absorb the physical condition differences between the manufacturing factory and actual power station. An example of turbine installation process is shown in Fig. 4.17. a.

The amount of concrete now required in typical power station foundations totals over 200 000 m 3 and requires very high average weekly production rates of over 4000 m 3. The choice of size, and number, of batching and mixing plants depends on the rate at which concrete is required to achieve the programmed construction targets.