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Bursa Natural Gas Fired Combined Cycle Power Plant, Turkey
The Japanese-Turkish consortium of MHI-ENKA-MC-ITC was awarded the contract to build a 1,400 MW natural gas fired combined cycle power plant in Bursa on a turn-key basis following a tender by TEAŞ in 1995. Using the latest technology, the Bursa power plant stood out as the largest and most efficient power plant of its period in Turkey.

The project encompassed all civil works, sub- and superstructures, and supply of auxiliary components. It also included the supply, installation, testing and putting into operation of the mechanical and electrical systems at the power plant. The main components were supplied from Japan by MHI. The project was financed by JEXIM and a number of commercial banks.

The main plant consists of two power blocks. Each has a set of two combustion turbines/generators, two heat recovery steam generators, one steam turbine/generator and one closed cooling water system with a 135 m natural draft dry cooling tower.

The total net output of the combined cycle power plant is 1,409 MW, which is achieved by four gas turbines/generators each with a nominal capacity of 239 MW and two steam turbines/generators each with a nominal capacity of 237.5 MW. The annual power generation capacity of the plant is 10.0 billion kwh.

Construction began in the last quarter of 1996 and the project was completed within 32 months. The final acceptance certificate was obtained in March 2002, following the successful operation of the plant during the two-year warranty period.

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