Yokogawa’s subsidiary, Yokogawa Engineering Asia, has received an order from Toshiba Plant Systems & Services Corporation to deliver control systems for the Thai Binh coal-fired thermal power plant.
The plant is being constructed with two 300 MW units, giving a total output of 600 MW. The first unit is scheduled to start operation in October 2017.
For the control of the boilers in each unit and the integrated control and monitoring of the boilers, turbines and auxiliary facilities throughout the plant, Yokogawa will deliver the Centum VP integrated production control system and the Exaquantum plant information management system. Yokogawa Engineering Asia will be responsible for the engineering and delivery of these systems, and will provide support with installation, commissioning, and operator training.
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