China is ready to install a large impulse turbine at the Datang Zala Hydropower Station in Tibet autonomous region, according to the official Science and Technology Daily.
The home-grown turbine, with a maximum capacity of 500 megawatts, has the world’s largest single-unit capacity, according to the report on Wednesday. Two turbines will be installed at the station.
The 80-tonne turbine left its developer plant at Harbin Electric Machinery Company in northeast China on Wednesday after four years…
China rolls out record-setting turbine for Tibet hydropower plant
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