The newly commissioned 2×2500 kVA electrical substation at Santragachi Station, inaugurated by GM/SER, is a game-changer for the South Eastern Railway. Developed by IRCON, it features a dedicated 6.0 kV CESC supply to power the station building and platforms, ensuring reliable power supply, better voltage regulation, and enhanced passenger experience.
Key Features of the Substation:
- Capacity: The substation features two transformers of 2500 kVA capacity each.
- Power Source: A dedicated CESC power supply at 6.0 kV has been connected to ensure consistent and reliable electricity.
- Coverage: The substation will provide power to the entire new station building and all platforms from a single location.
Benefits:
- Improved Voltage Regulation: The new substation minimizes voltage fluctuations, ensuring smooth operation of electrical systems.
- Enhanced Passenger Comfort: Reliable power supply supports uninterrupted lighting, cooling, and operational facilities, significantly improving passenger experience.
Contribution by IRCON:
This advanced electrical infrastructure has been developed by IRCON for the South Eastern Railway, demonstrating the organization’s commitment to enhancing railway operations and facilities.
Conclusion:
The commissioning of the 2×2500 kVA substation at Santragachi Station is a leap forward in modernizing railway infrastructure. This upgrade not only ensures reliable power supply and better voltage regulation but also reflects the Railways’ commitment to providing world-class amenities for passengers. Kudos to IRCON and South Eastern Railway for this achievement.
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