Baja California Sur V Internal Combustion Power Plant (46.8 MW): Advanced engineering for efficient and environmentally conscious energy
Mexico
The Baja California Sur V Internal Combustion Power Plant, located near La Paz, Mexico and owned by CFE, is a 46.8 MW thermal facility optimizing the crude oil cycle by reusing residual petroleum fuels, with diesel as an auxiliary. This Baja California Sur V Internal Combustion Power Plant features an SCR system for NOx emission reduction and a heat recovery steam generator (HRSG) that supplies a steam turbogenerator, ensuring high efficiency and minimal environmental impact. IDOM provided complete basic and detailed engineering for the project, commissioned by Acciona.
The Plant has a net capacity of 46.8 MW and uses an internal combustion engine that takes advantage of residual petroleum fuels. In this way, it is possible to optimize the oil cycle and its reuse with minimal environmental impact. Additionally, diesel is used as the auxiliary fuel. The exhaust output of the combustion gases of the engine has SCR (Selective Catalytic Reducer) type equipment for the reduction of NOx emissions. In addition, the plant is equipped with a heat recovery steam boiler (HRSG) to meet the required steam consumption. To obtain greater efficiency and power at the plant, the steam discharge from the generator feeds a steam turbogenerator and its auxiliary equipment.
Acciona has contracted IDOM to provide the complete engineering services (basic and detailed) of the Central project.
CLIENT:
ACCIONA
SCOPE:
Basic Engineering
Detailed Engineering
CONTACT
Carlos Aguado
David Saiz
Iratxe Mena
José Antonio Aguilar (Director Proyecto)
María Hernando
