CESC Budge Budge Generating Station - Kolkata

Mostly nice location of Power Generated Plant under C E S C.Need some updates on the Safety ground.

This generating Plant have 750 MW production capacity, vast area supplying

A thermal power plant located in the Pujali. Many workers work here, they earn their livelihood by earning their livelihood through it.

It is a youngest thermal power generation plant that maintained by CESC limited...its installed capacity is 750MW

Very nice electricity supplies

Thermal power station under management of R. P. Goenka group. It acquired a very large area. Earlier much pollution was generated by this company but now pollution has been reduced at a good level. Because of this power station load shedding has dropped to a minimum level. This power station is giving a good service not only for electricity but also for employment and improvements of the locality.

Nice place for employment... But how employees are requirment here what's criteria to needed

Budge Budge Generating station (BBGS) is the largest generating station of CESC Ltd. It is located at Pujali, South 24 Paraganas- 700138, West Bengal. It is situated at an area of 316 acres of area near the banks of Hooghley river. It is having a generation capacity of total 750 MW to supply across over 5000 kilo meters range in Kolkata. BBGS is the youngest generating station of CESC limited. It is established during year 1997 to 1999 when load requirement reaches its peak in Kolkata having several industries around it taking power supply from CESC limited. It is one of the most renowned generating stations in Asia. BBGS consists of 3 units of 250 MW each. Among these unit 1 & unit 2 are set up on 1997 but the unit 3 is made on 2010. Now a days the total load Kolkata is almost generated by BBGS and a small part is generated by Southern Generating Station, CESC limited. Salient Features of BBGS: Largest coal fired thermal power station of CESC limited. Use of clarified water for condenser and other auxiliaries. Vertical down-shot fired boilers having non Turbulent, low NOx burners. Use of gas re-circulation in boilers. Use of Hydrogen cooling and stator water cooling for generator. Use of cooling towers for closed circulating water system. Use of discharge system for bottom ash disposal. Incorporation of Zero Effluent System. Installation and Operation of a High Concentration Slurry System (HCSS). Budge Budge Generating Station runs on the principle of modified Rankine Cycle. It is Coal based Thermal Power Plant. Daily consumption of BBGS is 10,000 tonnes to 11,000 tonnes of coal. It is equivalent to 2.45 million tonnes of coal per annum. This coal is mainly Bituminous non-coking coal of 300 mm2.The sources of coal are Bharat Coking Coal Limited (BCCL), Eastern Coalfields Limited (ECL), Integrated Coal Mining Limited (ICML) & Coal India Limited (CIL). The mode of transportation is Indian Railways. Daily 3 goods train of 58 to 59 wagons filled with coal are taken to BBGS by railways. As like other industries BBGS consists of different departments. Let us first discuss about the power generation cycle in BBGS.