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Ensuring an uninterrupted power supply:                              near major loads to reduce the cost of main power line installations. It did not
          electrical work for Terminal 2 expansion                             include facilities that use water for safety in the upper part of the electric room and
          The most important goal of electrical work for Terminal 2’s expansion was   installed electric shock prevention pads on main facilities.
          establishing an uninterrupted power supply. The primary goal of the electrical   As airports need power 24/7, IIAC classified emergency power per level and built
          equipment work for the Terminal 2 expansion project was to ensure uninterrupted   related facilities. It also secured an Uninterrupted Power Supply System (UPS) to

          power supply. To achieve this, regular power will be supplied from the newly   guarantee power supply in case of failure due to voltage or frequency change or
          constructed Main Substation C, while emergency and self-generated power will   power supply interruptions. Even when the normal time power has a failure, the
          be routed through Power Building C to Substation A, implementing a dual supply   backup power will run for 30 minutes. The Emergency Power Supply (EPS) was
          system.                                                              positioned and installed to cover areas within a 25-meter radius of high-density

          The power grid is composed of a 3-stage backup to prepare against blackouts.   load zones, taking into account future maintenance, and potential power outages
          Various factors including cost, safety, and efficiency were considered. IIAC saved   caused by leaks. Fuel-cell facilities were installed at the western part of Terminal 2
          construction costs for main power lines by strategically locating electrical rooms   to prove the potential of new and renewable energy.




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