Electrical Facts & Information

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Largest Power Plant : 

  •  3 Gorges Dam  - China  = 22,500 MW (hydro power plant) 
  • It has 32 Generators each capacity of 700 MW.
  • largest hydro pp in world.
Generator Specifications :

  1. Rated power : 778 MVA.
  2. rotor speed : 75 rpm
  3. rotor poles : 80
  4. generated voltage : 20 KV

3 Gorges Dam 


  • Taichung Power Plant - Taiwan = 5,788 MW (Coal Based PP)
  • it has 10 - 550 MW alternators & 4 - 72 MW  alternators .
                                                

Taichung power plant







  • MUNDRA POWER PLANT - GUJARAT = 4,620 MW (COAL based )
  • it uses Super Critical Technology alternators
  • it has 6 - 330 MW & 3 - 660MW alternators .

                 Generator Specifications :

  1. Rated capacity = 776.5 MVA 
  2. Rated Power = 660 MW 
  3. Stator Voltage = 22KV
  4. Stator current = 20377 Amps
  5. field current = 4476 Amps
  6. rated speed = 3000 Rpm
  7. cooling = water + hydrogen 
  8. manufacturer = Dongfang Electric machines ltd (china)                                                 
                                               

Mundra power plant



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