Posts tagged with 'Majuba'

 

Niemand glo Eskom se Leuens Meer nie: 7 Opwekkingseenhede wat Gelyktydig Breek? Rêrig?

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Die skielike breek en beskadiging van sewe opwekkingseenhede, almal gelyktydig, lyk effens vreemd en is nie ‘n geloofwaardige verskoning nie, tensy natuurlik, al sewe dieselfde onderhoudskedule het, en al sewe nie onderhou is nie…

Nyweraars en ondernemings is erg ontevrede dat Eskom weereens nie sy instandhouding suksesvol kan toepas nie, en dit veroorsaak weer eens die skielike breek en skade by sewe kragopwekkers, wat ‘n bietjie te erg en verdag lyk.

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Daarby kom die vreemde en ongewone verskynsel dat die sewe opwekkingseenhede redelik vinnig h
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Eskom Implementeer Skielik Fase 2 Kragonderbrekings, Omdat jy Nooit Weet Wanneer Onversorgde Masjinerie sal Breek nie!

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As gevolg van dekades se BSEB, stelselmatige korrupsie, groothandel plundery, wanbestuur en gebrek aan onderhoud, betaal die verbruiker weereens die prys, omdat Eskom skielik weer moes begin met beurtkrag vanaf Sondag, toe hulle dit met fase 2 bekendgestel het, om kwansuis tot Dinsdagaand te hou as alles volgens plan verloop.

Weereens is ‘n lewelose voorwerp die skuld gegee, hierdie keer was dit blykbaar die Tutuka-stasie wat herstelwerk aan drie opwekkende eenhede kry wat misluk het, en ‘n ander eenheid by die Majuba-kragstasie het ook misluk, wat veroorsaak het dat dit gestop is vir herstelwerk.

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Eskom Suddenly Implements Phase 2 Rolling Blackouts, Because You Never Know When Unmaintained Machinery will Fail!

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As a result of decades worth of BBBEE, systemic corruption, wholesale plunder, bad management and lack of maintenance, the consumer is once paying the price, as Eskom has had to suddenly start load shedding again, as of Sunday, when they introduced it with phase 2, to supposedly last until Tuesday night, if everything goes according to plan.

Once again an inanimate object was blamed, this time it’s apparently the Tutuka station which had to have repairs to three generating units that failed, and another unit at the Majuba power station also failed, causing it to be stopped for repairs. As a result there is about 6,000 MW  lost over 24 hours, the spokesman from the embattled, bankrupt, national power supplier, Eskom, said.

This is once again a case of unexpected breakage that caused them to be unable to deliver the required power demand, requiring blackouts. However, as some of us know, if you do not maintain something, there is indeed no warning
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