By the next
heating season, a new block-modular boiler house will be put into operation on
Tolstogo Street in Kazan. It was built to replace the outdated boiler house of
the VKNIIVOLT plant. The new boiler house of Kazenergo JSC will provide heat to
a kindergarten, four apartment buildings and three administrative buildings,
and the modern energy-efficient equipment will save gas and electricity
consumption.
The
readiness of the facility for commissioning was inspected by the Mayor of the
city Ilsur Metshin. The thermal capacity of the new boiler house is 4 MW (two
boilers of 2 MW each) or 3.5 Gcal/hour. The facility is automated – this will
allow it to work independently reported Yuri Nikonorov, Chief Engineer of
Kazenergo JSC.
“Almost all
the main equipment is manufactured in Russia or friendly countries, without
compromising quality and reliability. The equipment is made in Belarusian and
our Kazan manufacturers, St. Petersburg boilers, there is equipment from
Voronezh,” he said.
The
installation of the block-modular boiler house was carried out at the
manufacturing plant's production base on Kurskaya Street, after which it was
divided into separate three-meter components and brought to the site on Tolstogo
Street, where they assembled a complete installation. Before that, the
territory under the thermal complex was freed from old communications, in
particular, electric cables. Then the workers started pouring the foundation.
“We
systematically pay attention to the issue of providing residents with heat. The
boiler room is located in the center of Kazan. Thanks to the Government of the republic
for supporting our project. We will continue to modernize boiler rooms in order
to meet any frosts,” said the Mayor of Kazan.
To ensure
uninterrupted operation for the current heating season, Kazenergo has updated
more than 41 km of heating and hot water supply networks, upgraded three boiler
houses and built two block-modular complexes – one of them on Tolstogo Street.
Kazenergo JSC has upgraded 26 boiler houses in recent years. Ilsur Metshin
noted that this work will continue.