කොහොමද පච අනුරගේ බාල ගල් අඟුරු අළු කන්ද?

kasun090354t said:

මේ ටික පුංචි අම්මාගේ හුත්තට එක පාර ඔබන්න පුළුවන්ද @Max_r පොන්න වේසිගෙ පුතෝ..

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kasun090354t said:

උබ වගේ හතර වටේම ගූ කන එකෙක්ගේ මනාපේ හරියන්නේ, පොනීල වගේ හතර වටේම ගූ කන එකෙක්ට තමා.. ​

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මොන්සගෙ ලවු එක බලපන්කො කසුන් මල්ලි එක්ක දැන්
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monson said:

low iq dumb campaign bayyo ​

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monson said:

The burning of substandard coal has caused the pile of ash at the Lakvijaya power plant (LVP) to grow to 12-13 metres (39 to 42 feet) high—just two metres away from the top of the wind barrier, which is 15 metres tall.

Trident Chempar’s all 19 coal consignments fail independent quality tests​

- https://www.sundaytimes.lk/260809/n...ts-fail-independent-quality-tests-651906.html

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avishkaw said:

uba kohomada ban kiyanne oka anurage kalema genapuwa kiyala..... ubata mataka neda danne ne kalinuth gennlla tiyenava kiyala

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monson said:

National Audit Office ජාතික විගණන කාර්යාලය පච අනුරගෙ කාලේ බාල ගල් අඟුරු ගේන්න කලින් අවුරුදු හයක coal shipments check කරලා කියන්නේ -> 2020-2025 GCV(Gross Calorific Value) exceeded the required standard of 6,150 kcal/kg in 72% of shipments, 28% remained above rejection threshold

The 2020 to 2025 period

The National Audit Office (NAO) also reviewed the plant’s records for the six years from 2020 to 2025 and found that there were no explicitly recorded problems attributed to poor-quality coal. An analysis of coal imported during this period (from the 262nd to the 455th shipment) showed that GCV exceeded the required standard of 6,150 kcal/kg in 72 percent of shipments, while the remaining 28 percent remained safely about the rejection threshold.

The log books maintained by the operating officers for all three units contained no entries indicating that the quality of imported coal stocks had decreased or that the units could not operate their full 300MW capacity due to coal quality issues.

Across thousands of daily power system reports prepared by the system control division from 2020 to 2025, there was only one recorded instance explicitly citing a coal quality issue—on November 3, 2025, unit 1’s capacity dropped to 260MW during the night peak due to “wet coal”. No such notes were found for units 2 and 3 during this entire period.

- https://www.sundaytimes.lk/260419/news/mill-blockages-and-fires-coal-headaches-continue-639436.html

පච කොටාගේ ඔක්කොම බාල උනාට 2020-2025 GCV exceeded the required standard of 6,150 kcal/kg in 72% of shipments, 28% remained above rejection threshold!​

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