Sengileevsky hydroelectric power stations are a group of four hydroelectric power stations on the Nevinnomyssky Canal and the Yegorlyk River, in the Stavropol Territory . It consists of the Sengiley hydroelectric power station, the Yegorlykskaya hydroelectric power station, the Yegorlykskaya hydroelectric power station-2 and the Novotroitskaya hydroelectric power station. Included in the Kuban cascade of hydroelectric power stations . The Sengiley HPPs are located on the Nevinnomyssky Canal, which draws water from the Kuban River for irrigation and watering the lands of the Stavropol Territory, as well as on the Yegorlyk River, used as a continuation of the Nevinnomyssky Canal. Hydroelectric power stations use water level differences on the canal route, working in the base and peak parts of the load schedule. The Sengiley HPPs are part of the RusHydro Cascade of Kuban Hydro Power Plants affiliate.
The total capacity of the Sengiley HPPs is 62.88 MW, the average annual output is 227.6 million kWh .
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Sengileevskaya HPP
Located on the 55th km of the Nevinnomyssky Canal , near the village. Priozerny, Shpakovsky district, Stavropol Territory . The construction of the hydropower plant began in 1949 , the first hydraulic unit was launched on December 22, 1953 . The hydroelectric power station was built according to the derivational type, it operates on the drainage of the Nevinnomyssky Canal (the operating mode is basic for the watercourse), it has no daily regulation reservoirs and pools. The capacity of the hydroelectric power station is 15 MW, the average annual output is 77.6 million kWh .
Not far from the Sengiley hydroelectric station, it is possible to build a hydroelectric station at the terminal discharge of the Nevinnomyssk Canal into the Sengiley reservoir , with a capacity of 10 MW. The structure of hydroelectric power plants: inlet channel, water intake, turbine conduit, hydroelectric power station building, outlet channel. The required investment is $ 7.915 million.
Egorlykskaya HPP
Also has the name Egorlykskaya hydroelectric station-1. Located on the river Egorlyk , near the village. Sengileevskoye, Shpakovsky district, Stavropol Territory . The construction of the station began in 1956 , the hydroelectric station was commissioned in 1962 . The hydroelectric power station was built according to the dam type (there is a small Yegorlyk reservoir ), the operating mode is peak according to the established schedule. The capacity of the hydroelectric power station is 30 MW, the average annual output is 80 million kWh .
Egorlykskaya HPP-2
Located on the Yegorlyk River, near the village of Levoegorlyksky Izobilnensky district of the Stavropol Territory . Started with construction in 1994 , launched at the end of 2010 . In addition to generating electricity, it has the function of preventing erosion of the Yegorlyk river bed and siltation of the Novotroitsky reservoir .
The hydroelectric power station was built according to the dam scheme (attached to the previously constructed dam of the Egorlykskaya hydroelectric power station buffer reservoir), it works along the runoff of the Yegorlyk river regulated by the existing Yegorlyksky reservoir . The capacity of the hydroelectric power station is 14.2 MW, the average annual output is 55.1 million kWh .
Novotroitskaya HPP
Located on the Yegorlyk River near the city of Solnechnodolsk, Izobilnensky District, Stavropol Territory . The construction of the station began in 1950 , the hydroelectric station was commissioned in 1953 . It is part of the group of Sengiley hydroelectric power stations of the Kuban hydroelectric power station cascade .
The hydroelectric power station is built according to the dam-derivation scheme with a pressureless supply derivation. Pressure structures of hydroelectric power plants form the Novotroitsk reservoir with a total capacity of 137 million m鲁. The capacity of the hydroelectric power station is 3.68 MW, the average annual output is 14.9 million kWh .
Links
- Sengiley HPPs on the official website of JSC RusHydro . Date of treatment January 1, 2011. Archived on February 12, 2012.
- Description of the hydroelectric power station of the Kuban cascade . Date of treatment January 1, 2011. Archived on February 12, 2012.