Tata Power Mahul
Located in Mumbai’s eastern industrial belt, the Tata Power Mahul facility was established in 1984. Also known as “The Trombay Thermal Power Station”, it holds a special place in India’s energy history. It was the nation’s first 500 MW thermal station, and Unit-5 remains the most consistently efficient unit to this day.
The site operates in a demanding, high-security environment where reliability, safety, and operational continuity are paramount. Every construction element—from structural systems to interior finishes—must meet strict performance and safety standards while supporting round-the-clock operations.
For this project, Inner Space was entrusted by L&T to execute key interior infrastructure systems:
Scope of solutions delivered
Metal False Ceiling Systems
84C Metal linear and Gypsum 2’×2’ modular ceilings across control and operational areas.
Raised Access Flooring
Laminate-finish access flooring for server room equipment loads and wiring routing.
Rock Wool Insulation
Aluminium foil–faced insulation to enhance thermal and acoustic performance.
Executed in a remote industrial setting with phased clearances, the project demanded precise coordination, strict adherence to safety protocols, and adaptive on-site engineering—setting the stage for the detailed execution that followed.
Scope of Work
01. Metal False Ceiling Installation
- Ceiling Types: 84C linear ceiling & 2' × 2' lay-in gypsum ceiling
- Total Area: 8,000 sq. ft.
- Material Brand: Supersil
- Scope: Supply and installation
02. Raised Access Flooring
- Flooring Type: Laminate finish access flooring
- Total Area: 6,500 sq. ft.
- Brand: Kebao
- Scope: Supply and installation
03. Thermal & Acoustic Insulation
- Material: Rock wool insulation with aluminium foil facing
- Total Area: 8,000 sq. ft.
Execution Highlights
- Project executed in a remote industrial location with strict safety regulations.
- Work carried out in phases, based on clearance and readiness of different zones.
- All industrial safety norms and protocols were followed throughout execution.
- Existing ceiling MS structural framework at site was utilized.
- Custom welded pipe and angle supports were fabricated and fixed to the MS frame.
- Ceiling suspension system was then anchored to this framework, ensuring structural stability and alignment.
Key Outcomes
- Seamless integration of ceiling, flooring, and insulation systems.
- Stable, load-bearing raised floor for technical equipment.
- Clean, aligned ceiling finish despite structural constraints.
- Safe, coordinated execution in a high-compliance industrial environment.
- Satisfied Client and no service was required after handover.
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