Harbin Electric Corporation (HE) announced on Nov 4 that four sets of 12MW turbo-generator units designed and manufactured by the company were successfully connected to the power grid of Mongolia, laying a solid foundation for further China-Mongolia cooperation.

As part of the third largest power plant project in Mongolia, the China-made turbo-generator units are installed in a power plant in Erdenet, a city in north Mongolia.

All the construction work, installation and system debugging was completed by HE in advance.

The four sets of turbo-generator units were divided into two batches to conduct trial operations over a 72-hour period starting on Oct 30 and Oct 31 respectively –– with both receiving permission to become part of Mongolia’s power grid.

The successful operation of the turbo-generators will play an important role in strengthening cooperation between China and Mongolia in the development of power infrastructure, and further boost economic and trade cooperation.

Representatives of China’s Harbin Electric Corporation and Erdenet’s power plant project approve the successful trial operations of four sets of 12MW turbo-generator units on Nov 4.[Photo/Chinanews.com]

Staff members of China’s Harbin Electric Corporation celebrate the successful trial operations of four sets of 12MW turbo-generator units on Nov 4.[Photo/Chinanews.com]