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Describe an electrical plant where electricity is produced in your hometown?

Describe an electrical plant where electricity is produced in your hometown? 

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Talk about a thermal power plant you visited.

Where it is located? 

When did you visit here? 

Why did you Visit here? 

Explain and share your experience? 

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Electrical power plants are like the heart and soul of the general public since they provide us electricity without which we cannot (can’t) think of our survival. I have visited a thermal power plant a few months ago that I will now discuss in this cue card. 


Q1. Where it is Located? 


This power plant is none other than Guru Gobind Singh Super Thermal Power Plant located at Ghanauli Village near Ropar district in Punjab.  

This power plant is one of the coal-based power plants of Punjab State Power Corporation Limited also called PSPCL. 


Q2. When You Visited Here? 

I visited this superpower plant in January this year since my maternal uncle is working there as an Engineer.  

Moreover, I exactly remember I visited Ghanauli village to pay my obeisance at a historical shrine located near this power plant owing to which I visited this power plant too. 


Q3. Why do you visit this place? 


As I mentioned earlier, I visited the Ropar district to pay homage to a historical shrine and therefore, when my maternal uncle came to know that I am at that place then he invited me to meet him along with a visit to this electrical plant. 


Q4. Explain and Share Your Experience? 


I accumulated a remarkable experience by visiting this power plant, 


First of all, I was stunned at the fact that this plant has an installed capacity of 1260MW. Furthermore, that power plant has a total of six electricity-producing units and it was commissioned in September 1984. 

Secondly, I was inculcated with immense knowledge about the functioning of the coal-based power plant along with an imperative concept of how water from a nearby river named Sirsa River also known as the Nangal Hydel Canal is being used to cool down turbines working on coal. 

Thirdly, one thing more that I would like to share is that the particular station had received the incentive award for reducing fuel oil consumption in 1999. 

Last but not the least, I shared one more unique experience with my friends too when I came to know that this plant is getting coal from mines located in Bihar, West Bengal and Madhya Pradesh and in contemporary days, this super thermal power plant has four working units instead of six to restrict air pollution. 

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