Take safety protection measures for electrical operations in thermal power plants

In the production process of thermal power plants, electrical operations are the core link to ensure stable power output. They mainly revolve around the maintenance and repair of key equipment such as generator sets and substations, and each operation step is related to the safe operation of the entire power plant.

The electrical operation site has a complex environment and dense high-voltage equipment, so strict implementation of safety regulations is of utmost importance. Before entering the work area, staff must wear protective equipment such as fall arresters, safety belts, and helmets according to regulations. Fall arresters can provide reliable fall protection during high-altitude operations, safety belts firmly connect the human body to fixed points, and safety helmets effectively resist possible object strikes. The three together form the first line of defense for safety.

It is worth noting that some maintenance work needs to be carried out while the equipment is live, which places extremely high demands on operational accuracy and safety awareness. The operators need to undergo special training, proficiently master the operating procedures of live working, strictly follow the "two tickets and three systems", and ensure that every step of the operation is systematic and traceable. At the same time, insulation testing is an essential step. By using professional instruments to test the insulation performance of equipment, potential leakage risks can be detected in a timely manner, adding a "double insurance" to the safe operation of equipment.

From the line inspection of the generator set to the equipment debugging of the substation, the electrical operation of the thermal power station always adheres to the principle of "safety first, prevention first", and provides stable and efficient protection for power production through standardized operation and fine management.