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Mining group NG-Energo has<br />
announced it has won the bidding<br />
to build a turnkey 24 MW power<br />
plant featuring MAN Diesel & Turbo<br />
generators for the ore and diamond<br />
mining company JSC Severalmaz in<br />
northern Russia.<br />
MAN Diesel & Turbo will provide the<br />
plant’s six MAN 18V28/32S Holebydesigned<br />
four-stroke gen-sets powered by<br />
diesel oil.<br />
NG-Energo’s turnkey contract with JSC<br />
Severalmaz covers construction, purchase<br />
and installation as well as logistics. The<br />
project will be executed within the course<br />
of a single year by NG-Energo and Order<br />
Project Management at MAN Diesel &<br />
Turbo in Holeby, Denmark.<br />
The project will be carried out in two<br />
phases, the first of which is planned to<br />
commence in May 2012. MAN Diesel &<br />
Turbo is contracted to deliver the gensets<br />
in two batches of three engines with the<br />
first scheduled for December 2011 and<br />
the second for October 2012.<br />
Three years ago MAN Diesel signed a<br />
similar contract with Empower <strong>Ltd</strong>. for<br />
the supply of 15 × 18V28/32S MAN Diesel<br />
four-stroke gen-sets.<br />
Empower was established to develop a<br />
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DIESEL ENGINES<br />
NG-Energo chooses 24MW<br />
powerplant for Russian mine<br />
MAN Diesel & Turbo generators have been bought by the mining group NG-Energo for a<br />
mine in northern Russian. By May 2012 six MAN 18V28/32S Holeby-designed four-stroke<br />
gen-sets powered by diesel oil will form the heart of the site’s power-generating capacity.<br />
MAN dry scrubber<br />
technology -<br />
schematic of the<br />
DryEGCs system.<br />
fleet of generating equipment for leasing<br />
to utility and industrial customers in<br />
emerging markets (initially Africa) on a<br />
short-term, flexible basis.<br />
Empower currently operates the units on<br />
behalf of its customers, who purchase<br />
power under a standardised PPA (Power<br />
Purchase Agreement).<br />
The company is wholly owned by Actis<br />
Infrastructure 2 LP, a fund established and<br />
managed by Actis, a leading privateequity<br />
investor in emerging markets.<br />
The 18V28/32S engine is a turbocharged,<br />
single-acting, four-stroke diesel engine of<br />
the trunk-piston type with a cylinder bore<br />
of 280 mm, a stroke of 320 mm, and a<br />
crankshaft speed of 720/750 rpm. Each<br />
gen-set has an output of 4,230 kW.<br />
The 15 gen-sets have been deployed at<br />
one or more locations in sub-Saharan<br />
Africa, most likely in batches of three.<br />
The gen-sets were packaged for Empower<br />
<strong>Ltd</strong>. by East African Industrial<br />
Development <strong>Ltd</strong>. (EAID), the MAN Diesel<br />
representative for East Africa. EAID was<br />
closely involved in the original design of<br />
the generation concept.<br />
V28/32S engines are well-known for<br />
their ability to run on HFO, their high<br />
reliability, the long time between over-<br />
N OVEMBER 2011 • WORLDWIDE I NDEPENDENT P OWER<br />
MAN 18V28/32S<br />
Holeby-designed<br />
diesel four-stroke<br />
gen-set.<br />
hauls, and their lifetime of over 20 years<br />
if properly maintained. Units are used<br />
worldwide by power plants, and as a<br />
uxiliary engines aboard ships. Over 6,000<br />
such engines are currently in service.<br />
MAN Diesel & Turbo’s activities in the<br />
power generation and cogeneration<br />
sectors are based on a well established<br />
range of diesel engines and a rapidly<br />
growing gas engine offering.<br />
On the liquid fuel side, two- and fourstroke<br />
engines in a power range from 450<br />
kW to 80 MW. can utilise heavy and<br />
distillate fossil fuels as well as an<br />
increasing range of renewable liquid<br />
bio-fuels.<br />
Currently CO2 –neutral bio-fuel engines<br />
from MAN Diesel & Turbo are in daily<br />
operation on plant oils including palm and<br />
jatropha oils, used cooking oils and<br />
rendered animal fats. On the gaseous fuel<br />
side, single and dual-fuel gas engines from<br />
MAN Diesel & Turbo covering a power<br />
bracket of 2,3 to 17,55 MW are gaining an<br />
increasing share of the global market for<br />
power generation and cogeneration using<br />
both natural and non-natural gases.<br />
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