Kerfisathuganir

The Krafla power station is a geothermal power plant with high and low pressure steam from 18 boreholes driving 2x30 MW turbines. During the completion of Krafla in 1997-2002, Verkís provided consulting services for all electrical- control- and protection equipment, as well as for civil work for the steam supply system. Verkís also conducted all testing and start-up commissioning for the electrical, control and protection equipment.

Verkís services was project planning, evaluation of site, civil work design (excavation, concrete, hydraulic etc.), mechanical design (metal, piping, ventilation etc.), high- and medium voltage systems design, control-, safety and communication systems design, tender documents and coordination for el-mech systems, commissioning and coordination and lead engineering of the design.

Verkís scope of services encompassed feasibility study and site evaluation; EPC bid preparation; Tender design for subcontractors; final design of all civil work; Detail design and/design review of all electrical and mechanical equipment; Site acceptance and commissioning.

Verkís tók þátt í verkefnisstjórn við hönnun og framkvæmdir við virkjunina og annaðist allan rafbúnað, stjórnbúnað vélasamstæðu, varnarbúnað, byggingarvirki, samgönguvirki, jarðvinnu og lagnir í jörðu. Einnig hönnun á þrýstidempurum fyrir kaldavatnsveitu virkjunarinnar. Þá tók Verkís einnig þátt í gerð útboðsgagna. 

Verkís has been involved in the planning of the Kárahnjúkar hydroelectric scheme since 1978. A feasibility report was issued in 1999 and a project planning report in 2000. Verkís provided complete engineering services including project planning, feasibility studies, tender documents, economic study, technical study, civil work design, mechanical design, electrical systems design, design review, environmental impact assessment and supervision.

Verkís tók þátt í stjórnun verkefnisins og annaðist hönnun og eftirlit á öllum rafbúnaði og tilheyrandi dreifikerfum ásamt öllum byggingahlutum virkjunarinnar.