Emerson to Provide Technology for Ukrainian Plant

Emerson Process Management has been chosen to provide new control, measurement and automation technology for Unit 10 of the Lugansk coal-fired power plant in north-eastern Ukraine. Emerson's Plantweb digital plant architecture will play a key role in the Vostokenergo generating company's project to modernise the Lugansk thermal power plant. As part of the Plantweb architecture for Unit 10, Emerson will provide its Ovation expert control system, Fisher control valves and Rosemount instruments for measuring flow, level and pressure of steam and water.

Plant personnel will use Emerson's AMS Suite predictive-maintenance software to detect and diagnose problems before they disrupt power-generating operations. The project is the first in the Ukrainian power industry to use Emerson's Annubar averaging pitot tube technology rather than traditional diaphragm-based sensors to measure the flow of process water and steam. The Annubar sensors' insertion technology helps reduce installation and maintenance costs, as well as ongoing energy costs.

Emerson also provided automation design, installation and commissioning services for the modernisation project. Lugansk is one of three plants operated by Vostokenergo LLC, which is part of the vertically integrated DTEK energy company. Emerson previously modernised the control systems of Units 5 and 7 at Vostokenergo's Kurakhovskaya plant and control of Unit 2's turbo feed pump at the Zuyevskaya thermal power plant.

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