With the return to service of Callide C Power Station's Unit 3 in April and Unit 4 in August this year, we asked Callide Power Station's GM Mick Hill to give us an overview of the work that has been completed to support the safe return to service of Callide C. A complex and challenging project, it is the first time in Queensland that a major generating unit and its cooling tower have been completely rebuilt and integrated with existing infrastructure.
An amazing and successful contract of rebuilding completely 36 Cooling tower cells in a record time. Congratulations to IWC and its dedicated team. Probably one of the largest contract of this type performed in a record time.
That was an awesome message about the work and the thank you. I hope CS Energy releases a lot of information for students in the industry to learn from. Hoping to see CS Energy as leaders in the field of rebuilding powerstations.
A full rebuild and integration on this scale is a huge feat, congratulations,
Great to see the Station coming back to full production. Well done Mick and the team at Callide. 👍
Well done CS Energy. What a substantial challenge of work for your team and a result your staff and contracting partners should all be proud of.
Preservation of the units Mick Hill mentions is done by maintaining below 30%rh by recirculating air from Desiccant dehumidifiers. This prevents corrosion during the outage, as well as other measures.
Mick you legend, go the bull😂
Well done Mick and the whole Callide team and partners involved. A big achievement.
Was a great project to be a part of. Well done everyone
Chief Executive Officer
1wThe safe and successful return to service of the Callide C units is a testament to the incredible innovation, collaboration and commitment of our dedicated teams and project partners. The scale and complexity of this project was immense and challenging. The hard work and perseverance of the people involved have made this possible and for that, I am extremely proud.