en.Wedoany.com Reported - On June 19, Russian research and production enterprise InterPolaris announced that it has completed the shipment of a batch of thermal control cabinets for turbine units at overseas nuclear power plants. The scope of supply for this project includes thermal control cabinets for turbine generators and excitation systems, and the relevant equipment will be used as part of the turbine unit's supporting systems.

These thermal control cabinets primarily perform monitoring and safety control functions for the generator set, converting and processing signals from on-site sensors while ensuring the intrinsic safety of electrical circuits in explosion-hazardous areas. For turbine generator sets in nuclear power plants, stable and accurate signal acquisition and transmission are crucial foundations for equipment status assessment, operational adjustment, and anomaly warning.

In terms of application scenarios, the equipment is designed for continuous operation, allowing for prescribed maintenance work to be carried out during planned unit shutdowns and routine overhauls. This means that the thermal control cabinets must not only meet the requirements for long-term stable operation but also adapt to the maintenance cycles and safety management standards of nuclear power plant equipment.

This shipment indicates substantial progress in the project's supply phase. Although thermal control cabinets are auxiliary equipment, they play a key role in generator parameter monitoring, electrical safety, and system coordination, providing a foundational guarantee for the subsequent installation, commissioning, and operation of turbine units at overseas nuclear power plants.

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