Krasnodar GRES Project Volume I11 Environmental Assessment

Noise levels shall be measured at and beyond the Krasnodar GRES
facility boundaries;
The World Bank recommends that baseline monitoring of NOx begin in
the Caucasus biosphere reserve as soon as possible and continue
through the operational phase of the power plant.
9.3 Continuous Monitoring of Emissions
A continuous air emission monitoring system will measure basic parameters
of plant operation (discharge velocity, temperature, etc.) as well as
concentrations of NOX, Son, CO, CnHm, 03, and particulates in the flue gas
in compliance with the Russian regulatory documents for environmental
control. An automated on-site meteorological station will measure and
record the following: wind direction; wind velocity; temperature; and
humidity. Both the continuous emission monitoring system and the
meteorological station will be connected to a central data receiving station
at the facility which will archive average values of the data for 3 minute, 30
minute, and 24 hour intervals.
Air Quality Monitoring System
The air quality control system will have onsite measuring stations for air
quality monitoring.
Air quality monitoring shall use standard methods of measurements and
analysis, which fully comply with the requirements of legislation and current
levels of science and technology. The following measuring methods shall
be used:
SO2 - ultraviolet fluorescence or wet catalysis met hod
NO/N02 - chemical luminescence
CO - infrared absorption
03 ultraviolet absorption
CnHm flame ionization detector
particulates - beta-radiation absorption, absorption spectroscopy
Water Quality Monitoring System
The water quality control system provides the power plant with measuring
stations to monitor water quality.
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