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Kazakhstan 200MW Steam Turbine Retrofit — Intermediate & Low Pressure Cylinder Upgrade
Kazakhstan 200MW Steam Turbine Retrofit — Intermediate & Low Pressure Cylinder Upgrade
Kazakhstan 200MW Steam Turbine Retrofit — Intermediate & Low Pressure Cylinder Upgrade
Kazakhstan 200MW Steam Turbine Retrofit — Intermediate & Low Pressure Cylinder Upgrade
Kazakhstan 200MW Steam Turbine Retrofit — Intermediate & Low Pressure Cylinder Upgrade
Kazakhstan 200MW Steam Turbine Retrofit — Intermediate & Low Pressure Cylinder Upgrade
Kazakhstan 200MW Steam Turbine Retrofit — Intermediate & Low Pressure Cylinder Upgrade
Kazakhstan 200MW Steam Turbine Retrofit — Intermediate & Low Pressure Cylinder Upgrade
Kazakhstan 200MW Steam Turbine Retrofit — Intermediate & Low Pressure Cylinder Upgrade
Kazakhstan 200MW Steam Turbine Retrofit — Intermediate & Low Pressure Cylinder Upgrade

Kazakhstan 200MW Steam Turbine Retrofit — Intermediate & Low Pressure Cylinder Upgrade

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  • Introduction
Introduction

We successfully delivered a comprehensive retrofit solution for a 200MW K200-series steam turbine at a major power plant in Kazakhstan, covering the full scope of intermediate and low-pressure cylinder reconstruction. This project stands as a landmark case in cross-border heavy industrial engineering collaboration, demonstrating our capability to engineer, manufacture, and deliver critical turbine components to international standards.

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The retrofit encompassed precision manufacturing and replacement of the K200 high-pressure cylinderhigh-pressure rotorintermediate-pressure front cylinder, and intermediate-pressure rotor. Each component was fabricated from high-grade heat-resistant alloy steel, machined on large-scale CNC equipment to micron-level tolerances, and rigorously inspected before shipment.

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The high-pressure casing features a double-shell design with precision-bored steam passages, while the HP rotor was turned and balanced on heavy-duty lathes to ensure stable high-speed operation. The IP front cylinder casting underwent complex multi-axis machining of its inlet volutes and steam chest geometry, and the IP rotor — with its full array of reaction blading — was precision-ground and dynamically balanced to meet stringent vibration standards.

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On-site assembly teams completed rotor insertion, blade tip clearance verification, and casing bolting under strict quality protocols, as documented in the workshop and site photographs.

This project highlights our end-to-end capability: from reverse engineering of legacy Soviet-era K200 turbine drawings, through new-design optimization for improved thermal efficiency, to full-scope manufacturing, inspection, and commissioning support. It reinforces our position as a trusted partner for power plant owners across Central Asia seeking reliable, cost-effective turbine modernization solutions.

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