As part of the refurbishment project of Unit G3 at Dunamenti Erőmű, Kraftszer Kft. designed and delivered the combined-cycle balance of plant (BOP) of Unit G3. Client: Dunamenti Erőmű. The refurbishment project affects the following ten systems, in part or in full: closed cooling water system – in full; waste water system – half; process water system – half; water supply system – in part; compressed air system – in part; gas turbine ventilation openings – in part; instrument air system – half; water side of the lube oil cooling system – a small part; fuel oil supply system – in part; steam supply to the building heating system – a small part. About the facility: the systems and system sections listed above are auxiliary systems and parts of the combined gas and steam cycle Unit G3. Systems and sections 1, 2, 3 and 5 include pumps, pipe sections, on/off valves, control valves, strainers, heat exchangers, control and instrumentation equipment, electric motors and drives. Sub-systems 4, 6, 8, 9 and 10 include pipe sections, on/off valves, strainers, control valves, some control and instrumentation equipment, and electric actuators.

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Dunamenti Erőmű — Unit G3 refurbishment project (BOP)
As part of the refurbishment project of Unit G3 at Dunamenti Erőmű, Kraftszer Kft. designed and delivered the unit's combined-cycle balance of plant (BOP).
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