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April 2019

the company has developed and manufactured a prototype of a gas turbine engine and started testing it. The new turbine has a unique design that allows its use in the civil sector as a mechanical drive of compressors in gas transmission networks and as a mechanical drive of electric generators.

2014

Zorya-Mashproekt supplied gas turbine engines for the Molniya-type missile boats in service with the Indian Navy.

2004

pilot-industrial operation of a power plant with a UGT 110000 engine has begun in the village of Kaborga in the Mykolaiv region of Ukraine.

2003

at the Stavishchenskaya compressor station in the Kiev region, a unique Aquarius installation with a capacity of 16 MW with a UGT 10000 engine with the supply of energy steam to the flow part of the engine has been installed and launched.

2002

Acceptance tests of the DN70L engine (the new UGT 10000 base engine) as part of the upgraded gas pumping unit GPA-10MN70.01 have been successfully completed.OP at the Kirovograd compressor station in Ukraine. Serial production of this engine has been started.

November 2, 2001

"Production Association "Zorya"" and "Scientific and Production Enterprise "Mashproekt"" merged into a single state enterprise "Scientific and production complex of gas turbine "Zorya — Mashproekt""

1993

on the basis of the association, the "Mashproekt Scientific and Production Enterprise" was created"

1992

NPO Mashproekt was subordinated to the Ministry of Mechanical Engineering, Military-Industrial Complex and Conversion of Ukraine

January 1, 1989

on the basis of the Union Design Bureau "Mashproekt", the Scientific and Production Association (NGO) "Mashproekt" was created. The association includes SPB Mashproekt and KB Energia (in the city of Krivoy Rog)

1979

The high-speed container ship of the Atlantica project has M25 units of the COGAS type, competitive with diesel installations. Due to the steam turbine circuit, the specific fuel consumption is reduced by 25% (up to 175 hp, 260 g/hp × h).