Guru Nanak Dev Thermal Plant is situated in Bathinda ( Punjab ) on Bathinda-Malout Road . The foundation stone of this prestigious Thermal Plant, comprising of four units of 110 MW each was laid on 19th November, 1969, the quincentenary year of the birth of the great Guru Nanak Dev Ji from whom it gets its present name.

The historic town of Bathinda was selected for this first and prestigious thermal power project of the state due to its good railway connections for fast transportation of coal, availability of canal water and proximity of load center. This project was completed in two phases at a total cost of about Rs 115 crore. The first unit was commissioned in September, 1974 and the others were subsequently commissioned in September, 1975, March, 1978 and last one in January, 1979. The commissioning of these units not only helped bridge the gap between supply and demand in Punjab but also solved the chronic problem of low voltage prevailing in the Malwa region. It is matter of pride that this plant is working successfully since its commissioning.

This plant has won many National Award like Meritorious Productivity Awards from Govt. of India. GNDTP, Bathinda has also been accredited with ISO: 9001:2000.

Each unit of GNDTP, Bathinda, when operated at full capacity is capable of generating 26.4 lac units of electricity a day. The coal consumption is about 1500 to 1600 MT per unit depending upon the quality of coal. The total daily coal requirement is about 6500 M .T. (about two rakes of 58 wagons each) when all the four units are in operation. The coal supplies are being received from Jharkhand /Madhya Pradesh which are more than 1500 KMs from this Power Station. Fly ash generated is being used by M/s Ambuja Cement factory and other different industries.

As these units have completed more than their designed life span of 25 years, the Renovation & Modernisation of the units have been started with the following objectives:

•  To restore original rated capacity of the units. (Uprating of capacity from 110MW to 120 MW for units 3 & 4)

•  To improve plant availability/load factor.

•  To extend the life of the units by 15 to 20 years.

•  To enhance operational efficiency and safety

•  To remove ash pollution and to meet up environmental standards of Pollution Control Board

•  Energy Conservation.

R&M of unit-1 & 2 has already been done which are now running at full capacity of 110 MW. Other two units' i.e. unit 3 &4 which are presently running at derated (85%) generating capacity are also being renovated. The process of R&M of the unit 3 &4 has been started and work order has been placed on M/s BHEL. R&M work is likely to be completed by year 2010 and their capacity will be uprated from 110 MW to 120 MW.

Main features 


1)

Location

Bathinda (Punjab)

2)

Main Features

Highest Generation achievement in 2007-08 (3008MU)

Highest PLF in March 1987 (88.14%)

Lowest Ever yearly aux. consumption 2002-03 (9.32% without T&E Losses)

Lowest DM Water make up in 2004-05 (2.02%)

Lowest Oil Consumption in 2002-03 (1.35ml/Kwh)

3)

No. of Power House

ONE

4)

No. of Unit

FOUR

5)

Total generating capacity

4 x 110 MW = 440 MW

6)

Source of water supply

Canal water

7)

Fuel Used

Primary Fuel: Bituminous coal with calorific value 3500-4500 kcal/kg Secondary Fuel: Fuel oil/L.D.O./HPS/FO with calorific value of 9,000 to 10,000 K.Cal / liter.

8)

Turbine

Three casing type impulse turbines 110 MW capacity with 3000 rpm, 29 stages with exhaust pressure 0.08 kg/sq. cm

9)

Generator

BHEL make three phase synchronous type 110 MW,11000 V with H 2 cooling and DC/Static exciter ( 2 units with Static Exciter & 2 units with separate DC exciter)

10)

Commissioning

U-1 = 22.9.74   U-2 = 19.9.75

U-3 = 29.3.78   U-4 = 31.1.79

Date of commissioning after R&M :

U-2 = 01.01.2006 U-1 = 15.04.2007

11)

Cost of Project

115 crores(Original),R&M Cost for U#1 & U#2=229 Crore

PERFORMANCE HIGHLIGHTS

Sr

Parameter

2006-07

2007-08

2008-09

Remarks

1

a)Generation

 

b)Back down Loss(MUs)

c)Deemed Gen(MUs)

2221.12
MUs

 

39.94.00

 

2261.06 MUs

 

3008 .00
MUs

 

24.65MUs

 

3032.65 MUs

 

2845.59
MUs

 

45.86MUs

 

2891.45 MUs

U-I remained under shut down for R&M works upto Jan,07 and Gen. from Feb'07 to April'07 when unit was under commissioning ,is included

 

2

a)PLF
b)PLF (deemed)

57.63%
58.66%

77.23%
78.68%

73.83%
75.02%

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3

Availability Factor

64.93%

87.53%

89.15%

Excluding figures of Unit-1(2006-07) during their commissioning.

4

Coal Consumption

1575873 MT
0.72 kg/Kwh

2184720MT
0.73 kg/Kwh

2101362MT
0.74 kg/Kwh

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5

Fuel Oil Consumption

3318 KL
1.52 ml/Kwh

4138 KL
1.39 ml/Kwh

6785 KL
2.30ml/Kwh

-do-

6

Aux. Consumption

11.38%
(including
T&E losses)

11.41%
(including
T&E losses)

11.57%
(including T&E losses)

-do-

7.

Tr. & Excitation losses

0.96%

0.95%

0.67%

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8

Heat Rate

2841.25 (NCV)
K.Cal/kwh

3047.79
K.Cal/kwh

3151.61
K.Cal/kwh

-do-

9

Cost of generation

220.06
Paisa/unit

206.98
Paisa/unit

229.18
paisa/unit

-do-

10

D.M. Water make-up

2.33%

2.55%

2. 32%

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Important Telephone Number at GNDTP,Bathinda

Sr

Designation

Phone

Mobile

1.

General Manager / Chief Engineer
Fax-0164-2271922
e-mail:-  ce-gndtp@psebindia.org

0164-2271363

96461-17502

 2.

Director/F&E

         2270152

96461-17503

 3.

SE/Head Quarters

         2271025

96461-17504

 4.

SE/Mech.Mtc.Circle

         2271980

96461-17505

 5.

SE/Operation

         2271418

96461-17506

 6.

SE/Electrical Mtc.

         2270356

96461-17507

 7.

SE/Civil Mtc

         2270024

96461-17508

 8.

Accounts & Finance Manager

         2270160

96461-17509

 9.

Procurement Cell

         2270355

96461-15150

10.

Control Room Stage-I

         2271030

 

11.

Control Room Stage-II

         2270133

 

12.

Chief Labour Welfare Officer

         2271298

 

13.

Public Relation Officer

         2271298

96461-19064

14.

Fire Station

         2270296

96461-15183

 



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