Giant 352-Ton Turbine Arrives at Eneva Thermal Power Complex in Santo Antônio dos Lopes

On Thursday morning (10) in São Luís, the transport of the energy generating turbine was completed, which thus headed to the municipality of Santo Antonio dos Lopes, in the interior of Maranhão, for the Thermoelectric Complex Eneva.

The transport of the giant turbine from the Thermoelectric Complex Eneva began on October 13, in the USA, more precisely at the Port of Albany, and arrived at the Port of Itaqui on October 23. Soon after meetings about the treatment and assembly of the PRF teams, engineers, technicians, and other professionals, the turbine left the Port of Itaqui on November 27, heading towards the Thermoelectric Complex Eneva.

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The Eneva turbine was transported by a vehicle over 100 meters long, escorted by a large apparatus of escorts and a modular metal bridge, which is used for crossing concrete bridges along BR-135.

The equipment will be destined for UTE Parnaíba V, a plant of the Thermoelectric Complex Eneva in the region, as part of an energy efficiency project that will generate over 385 MW in the state, without additional gas consumption.

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Turbine Displacement to the Thermoelectric Complex Eneva Occurred During Daylight in the First 3 Days

More than 300km were covered, in about 14 days, which was one less than expected. The displacement was done during the day for the first three days. In the following days, the displacements occurred at night, from 11 PM to 5 AM. In the end, the transport of the turbine heading to the Thermoelectric Complex Eneva resumed the route during the day, concluding at 9 AM on Thursday (10).

After the entire journey of the turbine to the Thermoelectric Complex Eneva, the teams that participated in the trip congratulated each other and posed for a group photo. The transport was considered a success with very few unforeseen events.