TPP Sliven

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TPP Sliven is a thermal efficiency plant in Sliven, Bulgaria. Officially owned by Cypriot resident Xenia Thomas.

Originally designed for black coal from Balkanbas, after their production stopped, the plant uses enriched lignite delivered by Its power generation capacity is 30 MW and its heat output is 116 MW.

History
The construction of the TPP began on 28 May 1966. In early June 1969 began the first single tests of the auxiliary facilities. The official opening of the plant is 28 August 1969. The State Commission for the adoption of the plant ends its work by Order No 42 of 27 January 1970.

First energy boiler was put into operation in 1969 and second energy boiler in 1970. The change of the fuel base by the COF to the brown coal mine from the Black Sea to the second boiler in 1975 and the first in 1978.

Steam for the industry was brought in 1975 and after the introduction of the boiler system in 1977 the hot water supply began. The central heating for domestic purposes started on 22.03.1979 with 19 subscriber stations (AS) and installed power 12,71 MWh. By the end of 1999, the number of heat-qualified dwellings was above 15200 of 395 AC, with a total installed capacity of 243,46MWh.

The length of the thermal networks in the industrial zone is 9315 m, and in the urban area 50997 m. In the period 1996

For the needs of the population and industry was put into operation in 1984 a water boiler KVGM 100 and in 1993 a second water boiler VK100, which in 1997 was reconstructed for working with natural gas and was computerized.

In 1977 three units were put into operation and in 1986 another number of steam oil boilers KM12, which were gasified in 1998. In 1999, utilizers were installed to use the heat of exhaust gases. Steam boilers drive a single synchronized generator from 30MW to 3000 rpm.

The workers and employees of the "Topplofication" are about 230 people.

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