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Ganz Carries out Service Works at Hydroelectric Plant in Egypt

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Over the course of 2023, Ganz Transformers and Electric Rotating Machines Ltd. is carrying out a major, multi-phase service project at the Esna Power Plant, one of Egypt's key hydroelectric power plants, the company tells the Budapest Business Journal.

The company, which manufactures transformers, high-performance electric motors and generators, and services high-voltage devices, carried out the maintenance of a 16.8 MVA hydrogen generator in the first phase of the service work, which ended in May. Subsequently, by the end of the year, the company's technicians will refurbish 2 more generator units.

During the maintenance work carried out since the beginning of the year, the specialists of Ganz Transformers and Electric Rotating Machines Ltd. produced the stator coils required for the operation of a 16.8 MVA three-phase horizontal hydrogen generator.

In addition to this, Ganz’s technicians also provide on-site professional supervision of the coiling process, which requires unique expertise, as well as the disassembly and assembly of the generator unit. Based on the preliminary schedule, the heavy machinery manufacturing company produced the coils required for the operation of the hydrogen generator in the second half of 2022, while the on-site coiling was carried out in recent weeks.

Ganz’s specialist carried out the service works of the hydrogenerator for the Hydro Plants Generation Company (HPGC), a company that operates in the field of hydropower production, at the Esna Power Plant, a hydroelectric power plant located on the Nile with a capacity of 100.8 MVA and producing almost 473 GWh of electricity per year.

The renovation of the hydrogen generator is the first part of the cooperation including the renovation of three generator units with Mot-GEN MEA, a company based in Cairo, dealing with the supply of rotating and mechanical machines. Following the maintenance work, the electric hydrogen generator was put into operation at the end of May and it is already producing energy for the electricity grid. At the same time,

Ganz is also currently producing additional coils for the generator units that provide energy to the power plant's electricity production. According to preliminary plans, the entire service project will be completed at the end of 2023.

Founded in 2020, Ganz Transformers and Electric Rotating Machines Ltd. has set the goal for this year to expand its service business geographically and technologically, in addition to the production of transformers and rotating machinery and the further development of the intelligent condition monitoring system, Ganz Intelligent Solutions.

As a result of this, Ganz's service activities now not only include installation, testing, and commissioning of units, but the company also supports its partners in the power transmission and distribution sector as an expert in on-site diagnostics, parts, and lifecycle management for products of its own and of other manufacturers.

"The fact that Ganz’s experts are carrying out a year-round, multi-phase maintenance in Egypt is of great importance to our company, as in recent months we have put great emphasis on improving the quality of the work provided by our Service Division. The launch of Ganz Intelligent Solutions was an important step in this process because the digital condition monitoring system has become an essential part of our maintenance strategy. Ganz's value creation is also reflected in the fact that, almost uniquely in the power transmission and distribution sector, we now cover the entire spectrum of customer needs, from the design and manufacture of electrical machinery to the full maintenance of the units," said Jan Prins, Managing Director of Ganz Transformers and Electric Rotating Machines Ltd.

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