Siemens to provide service for compressor stations along gas
pipeline system in Poland
May 18, 2015 + + + Siemens has been awarded a service and maintenance
contract (in a frame of public procurement law) for the turbo-compressors
operating at five compressor stations in Poland along the Yamal-Europe
Transit Gas Pipelines System. The customer is EuRoPol GAZ s.a., a company
owned by the Polish PGNiG, Russian Gazprom and Polish Gas-Trading S.A.
The new agreement provides four years of service and maintenance for
16 complete turbo-compressor trains, each consisting of an SGT-600 Siemens
turbine and a 60P2 Dresser-Rand compressor, installed in gas compressor
stations in the towns of Kondratki, Zambrów, Ciechanów, Wloclawek and
Szamotuly. The stations have a total driving power of 400MW.
The
service contract includes the survey and inspection of equipment,
diagnostic services, supply of spare parts and the implementation of
backup devices to achieve high operating reliability.
“The Yamal
pipeline is of significant importance to the region and therefore the
continued reliability and optimal operational performance of the
technology working to support the pipeline is critical,” said Thorbjoern
Fors, CEO of Siemens Power Generation Services, Distributed Generation and
Compressors business unit. “We look forward to applying our highest levels
of service technology and expertise to the compressor trains at these five
stations.”
The five compressor stations were designed along the
Polish stretch of the transit gas pipeline to assist with the flow of gas.
The turbine-driven compressor units in the compressor stations compensate
for pressure losses that occur when gas flows through the pipeline.
The Yamal-Europe pipeline system within Poland is part of the gas
pipeline running from the Yamal Peninsula in Russia through Belarus and
Poland to Western Europe. This line of the gas pipeline includes the five
compressor stations, measurement stations as well as process
communications systems and the SCADA (supervisory control and data
acquisition) system.
EuRoPol GAZ s.a. owns approximately 684 km of
the Polish section of the Yamal pipeline. The company provides gas
transportation services to domestic and foreign customers. Surplus
capacities are managed by the operator GAZ-SYSTEM SA, which offers gas
transmission services via the Yamal-Europe Transit Gas Pipelines System.
Since the pipeline began gas transmission in 1999, more than 400 billion
cubic meters of gas have been delivered (according to GOST)
Source: Amy Pempel, www.siemens.com
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