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Innovative Activity of PJSC Mosénergo

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One of the priorities of Mosénergo PJSC is to increase the efficiency of the company’s branch equipment through the introduction of advanced, innovative, and cost-effective technologies that increase equipment reliability and employee safety. Taking into account the actual condition of the equipment and the priorities of technical development in recent decades, a list of priority areas of research and development work is formulated. Innovation is the result of investing in the development and acquisition of new knowledge, previously unused ideas for updating technology and equipment, as well as subsequent processes of implementing this with additional profit, improving the operating modes of equipment. Thus, a process of investment in development with subsequent implementation is necessary in order to obtain a qualitative improvement in terms of reliability, efficiency, and operating modes of equipment of PJSC Mosénergo branches. This article presents some of the most important initiatives of the company in the field of innovation and the results of their implementation. Among such initiatives should be mentioned: experimental studies of the installation of additional gas superheating of steam; use of liquefied natural gas as a backup fuel of the CHP; application of biological post-treatment of wastewater from petroleum products and heavy metals; the use of thermal energy storage. The above tasks were solved jointly with the research organizations of NRU MEI, NSTU named Bauman, LLC Turbocon.

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    A. N. Vivchar, A. V. Okhlopkov, K. S. Nikishov & O. Yu. Sigitov

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Translated from Élektricheskie Stantsii, No. 9, September 2022, pp. 11 – 15. https://doi.org/10.34831/EP.2022.1094.9.002

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Vivchar, A.N., Okhlopkov, A.V., Nikishov, K.S. et al. Innovative Activity of PJSC Mosénergo. Power Technol Eng 56, 878–882 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10749-023-01604-x

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