A Presentation on

Summer training at
BHEL Haridwar, Production Block-1, HEEP

Presented By: -
Utkarsh Tripathi
EE-7th sem
 Overview - B.H.E.L
 BHEL is the largest engineering
&manufacturing enterprise in
India.

 Established 40 years ago.

 Earns profits continuously since

1971-72,& paying dividends
since 1976-77
 BHEL DELIVERS

 Installed equipment for over 90,000MW of power generation.

 Supplied over 225000MVA Transformer capacity.

 Supplied 25000 motors with drive control system.

 Supplied traction electrics & A.C./D.C. locos to power over 12000

kms railway networks.
 History of development in BHEL

• In 1950s: At Bhopal with British collaboration 30 MW & 120 MW

Hydrogen cooled.

•In 1960s: At Haridwar with Russian collaboration 100MW & 200

MW Hydrogen cooled.

•In 1970s: At Hyderabad with Germany Collaboration 60MW Air

Cooled & 110MW Hydrogen cooled.
 Vision, Mission & Values

Vision A world class engineering enterprise

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committed to enhancing stakeholder values.

To be an Indian multinational engineering

Mission
●

enterprise providing total business solution

through quality products.

Values
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Meeting commitments made to external & internal customers.
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Respect for dignity & potential of individuals.
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Integrity and fairness in all matters.
 BHEL Haridwar Complex
Location:-
Area

Complex is situated in
HEEP CFFP the foot hills of shivalik
0.845 sq. Km 1.0 sq. Km
range in Haridwar
district of Uttaranchal
state.
 HEEP Classification

HEEP

Block-1 Block-2 Block-4 Block – 7

Block-3
Block-6 (Stamping and
(Electrical (Fabrication (Turbine and (Feeder Block -5 (Machining) dia.
Machines) Block) Auxiliary block) Block) manufacturing)
 Block- 1 HEEP

Products

Turbo generators Brushless Exciter

Turbo Generators

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Stator Frame
Stat ●
Stator core
or
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Stator Winding
& Core assembly

Rotor Shaft
●

Rot
Rotor
●

or
winding
 Turbo Generator - Stator
Stator Frame:-
 Flexible core suspensions components,
core and stator winding.

 Consist of cylindrical frame housing to

flanged rings and ribs.

 The outer casing is of gastight and

pressure resistant welded construction.

 Housing and ribs made up of non-

magnetic steel to prevent eddy current
losses.
 Stator Core:-

 The stator core is stacked with

insulated electrical sheet steel
laminations with a low loss index.

 To remove the heat, a large

number of spacer segments, placed
at intervals along the bore length.

 The stator core and winding

assembly is mounted in the outer
casing by means of welded springs.