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Indore's 60-Year-Old Chambal Substation Gets Major Power Upgrade

Indore's 60-Year-Old Chambal Substation Gets Major Power Upgrade
60-Year-Old Chambal Substation Gets Major Power-System Upgrade In Indore · freepressjournal.in

In the city of Indore in India, there is a very old power station called the Chambal Substation.

It has been working for almost 60 years.

Inside the substation, 16 big power wires crossed over each other.

These crossing wires made it hard for workers to fix things and sometimes caused the power to go out.

The people in charge of the power decided to fix this problem.

They dug special tunnels and moved all the crossing wires underground.

Now the wires are safer and less likely to break.

That means homes and businesses in many parts of Indore will get steadier electricity.

It is like giving the old power station a big, helpful makeover!

Key facts

Substation
132 kV Chambal Substation
Location
Indore, Madhya Pradesh
Age
Nearly 60 years
Scope
16 overlapping 33 kV feeder crossings converted to underground cables
Implementing agencies
West Discom and MP Transco
Cost bearing
Madhya Pradesh West Zone Electricity Distribution Company (West Discom)
Beneficiary areas
MG Road, Sarwate, Railway Station, Ujjain Road, Kila Maidan, Airport Road, Jawahar Marg, Raj Mohalla, Bhagirathpura, Sanwer Road and adjoining industrial areas
Expected benefits
Improved reliability, safety and stability of power supply; safer and more efficient maintenance

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