The Cebu CFBC Plant Chronicle EDITION NO.

14, May 20, 2009

KSPC’S CHIMNEY TO RISE 110 METERS HIGH INTO THE SKY

C ebu Power Plant’s tall chimney will soon rise into the sky as the

e
astounding erection of this important feature of the project has already
commenced.

Concrete pouring work has started and will continue until the height of 110
meters from the ground of the structure is achieved. The slip-forming
equipment used was imported from Sweden. The technology was introduced in
the country by a Hungarian. This is now being enjoyed by both the Filipinos
and the Korean nationals who are implementing the construction work.

KSPC’s chimney that will soon be a new landmark of Naga,

KSPC’S Chimney to Rise
Cebu 110m
(May 18, High
2009)

1
Into the Sky (Con’t.)

M eanwhile, the rate of concrete casting is 600 mm high every 4 hours.

C
The cement to be poured is being monitored and the temperature is being

controlled in order to stabilize the concrete before the forms slip up to the next

elevation. The rebar preparation and installation are done in advance so that

they will not be caught up by the advancing pouring of concrete.

The chimney has strong foundation that can withstand the forces of nature

and carry the load of the structure itself. The foundation alone can consume

770 cubic meters of ready mix concrete with strength of 30 megapascals

reinforced by 231 tons of rebar. Once completed, the new skyscraper, which

has a fascinating dome figure on its top, will be a new landmark in Naga, Cebu.

The swift work progress in the erection of chimney

(Left Photo, May 5, 2009/ Right Photo, May 18, 2009)

2
MMT’S 1st Quarterly Meeting

K SPC’s Multi-Partite Monitoring Team (MMT) held its first quarter meeting

S
last April 21, 2009 at the Cebu Construction Office. Majority of the members

representing the concerned stakeholders of the project, namely, DENR-EMB 7,

CENRO, LGUs, NGOs, academe and rural health units attended the whole-day

activity.

The highlights of the affair included the updating of the official listing of MMT

members, presentation of the current KSPC project status, review and

discussion of the MMT Manual of Operations (MOO), and the planning of

future activities and meetings.

The MMT members during the CY 2009 1st Quarterly

Meeting (April 21, 2009)

3
MMT Meeting (Con’t)

T he MOO defines how the MMT should operate with regards to monitoring

h
activities, rules and regulations, trainings, sampling methods, and all other

areas of concern. With the development of this manual, the different activities

of the group can be done smoothly and in line with their goals.

There was a site visit in the afternoon to provide a visual compliment of the

project status. The whole event created a benchmark for the committee’s goals

in formulating the yearly work and financial plan. Furthermore, this marked

the beginning of the group’s adherence to their Mission and Vision for the year

2009: “Our Environment, Our People, Our Concern.”

MMT members given updates on the project status as they

tour the project site (April 21, 2009)

4
KSPC Joins Barangay Colon’s Fiesta

L iving up to its commitment of community involvement, KSPC has

K
organized a basketball team to participate in Barangay Colon’s Summer

League Basketball Tournament, as part of the activities for the fiesta

celebration on May 28, 2009.

Aside from the direct involvement of its employees to the sports activity of its

host barangay, KSPC also provided financial donation to ensure the success of

the lined up socio-cultural events, such as variety show, drama, dance and

singing contest, for the feast of San Vicente Ferrer.

KSPC’s Basketball Team joins the opening of Barangay

Colon’s Summer Basketball League (May 10, 2009)

5
Project Progress

View of the Unit 1 HP Turbine Assembly

View of the Unit 1 IP & LP Turbine Assembly

6
Project Progress

Unit No. 1 Boiler Bldg. 4th tier steel structure erection

(May 18, 2009)

Unit No. 2 Boiler Bldg. 2nd tier steel structure erection

(May 18, 2009)

7
Project Progress

Rebar and form works for the discharge tunnel

(May 18, 2009)

On-going fabrication of Coal Silo Shell for Unit No. 1 Boiler

(May 18, 2009)
(April 19, 2009)
8
Project Progress

Rebar and form works for Unit No. 1 Turbine Generator

Pedestal (May 18, 2009)

On-going work for the Administration Building

(May 18, 2009)

9
Project Information

PROJECT PROPONENT : KEPCO SPC Power Corporation (KSPC)

CAPACITY : 100 MW x 2 Units

PLANT TECHNOLOGY : CFBC (Circulating Fluidized Bed Combustion)

LOCATION : Colon, City of Naga (20 Km from Cebu City)

TARGET COMPLETION : Unit No. 1: February 2011; Unit No. 2: May 2011

Contact us

Mr. Bag Woon Choi

Ms. Jasmin Suma-oy

Tel. No. (032) – 272 6290~91, 93

Fax No. (032) – 489 7010

10