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Bell Bay Power Station : ウィキペディア英語版 | Bell Bay Power Station
The Bell Bay Power Station was decommissioned in 2009. It is located adjacent to, and is often confused with, the Tamar Valley Power Station, in Bell Bay, on the Tamar River, Tasmania, Australia. At the time of decommissioning, it had two gas fired steam turbines and three gas turbines, giving a total capacity of of electricity. == Establishment == Bell Bay Power Station was commissioned in 1971 with a single oil-fired Babcock & Wilcox, single drum, reheat boiler, supplying steam to an NEI Parsons steam turbine with hydrogen cooled generator (unit one). In 1974, a second near identical unit followed (unit two). Cooling water was via a once through cooling system, drawing water directly from the Tamar River. Three capacity fuel oil tanks supplied the of fuel oil per day required to run each of the steam sets. Fuel oil was delivered by tank ship and discharged across a dedicated oil jetty at the site. The tall stack is a distinctive feature in the area. The power station's original role was to provide system security and drought relief for Tasmania's predominantly hydro-electric based generation system. Because of this role, Bell Bay Power Station was rarely called on to operate, with intervals of 5 to 8 years between any significant periods generation.
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