This tender involves the replacement of existing Dip Proof Inverters (DPIs) with advanced Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPSs) at Kriel Power Station. The project spans two years and aims to enhance reliability and operational efficiency.
The project entails replacing the outdated Dip Proof Inverters (DPIs) with state-of-the-art Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPSs) across six units at Kriel Power Station. This upgrade is crucial to mitigate the design deficiencies of the existing DPIs, which have been prone to malfunctions during voltage dips, impacting plant productivity. The new UPS technology will provide improved voltage dip immunity, ensuring uninterrupted operation of motor control circuits and minimizing production losses.
The scope of work includes the decommissioning and removal of existing DPIs, installation of the new UPS systems, and comprehensive testing and commissioning. The project will also address structural integrity assessments to accommodate the new equipment. Key requirements include adherence to Eskom standards for electrical systems, safety protocols, and environmental considerations. By implementing this upgrade, Kriel Power Station will significantly enhance its operational reliability and efficiency, ultimately contributing to the stability of the power supply.
This tender is suitable for businesses specializing in electrical engineering, power supply systems, and equipment installation, particularly those with experience in UPS technology and compliance with Eskom standards.