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Using the gravity of flowing water to generate electricity is called hydropower. The gravity of water is used to spin turbines, which turn magnets in rotating generators to generate electricity, and water energy is also classified as a renewable energy source. It is one of the oldest, cheapest an...Read more »
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We have previously introduced that the hydraulic turbine is divided into an impact turbine and an impact turbine. The classification and applicable head heights of impact turbines were also introduced before. Impact turbines can be divided into: bucket turbines, oblique impact turbines and double...Read more »
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POWER PLANT TYPE VS. COST One of the core factors affecting construction costs for power generation facilities is the type of proposed facility. Construction costs can vary widely depending on whether they are coal-fired power plants or plants powered by natural gas, solar, wind, or nuclear gene...Read more »
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Worldwide, hydropower plants produce about 24 percent of the world’s electricity and supply more than 1 billion people with power. The world’s hydropower plants output a combined total of 675,000 megawatts, the energy equivalent of 3.6 billion barrels of oil, according to the National...Read more »
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While Europe scrambles to procure natural gas for winter power generation and heating, Norway, the largest oil and gas producer in Western Europe, faced an entirely different power problem this summer — dry weather that depleted hydroelectric reservoirs, which Electricity generation accounts for ...Read more »
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A water turbine, with the Kaplan, Pelton, and Francis turbines being the most common ones, is a large rotary machine that works to convert kinetic and potential energy into hydroelectricity. These modern equivalents of the water wheel have been used for over 135 years for industrial power generat...Read more »
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Hydropower is by far the largest renewable worldwide, producing over twice as much energy as wind, and over four times as much as solar. And pumping water up a hill, aka “pumped storage hydropower”, comprises well over 90% of the world’s total energy storage capacity. But in spite of hydropower’...Read more »
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Recently, Forster successfully delivered a 200KW Kaplan turbine to South American customers. It is expected that customers can receive the long-awaited turbine in 20 days. 200KW Kaplan turbine generator specifications are as follows Rated head 8.15 m Design flow 3.6m3/s Maximum flow 8.0m3/s Mini...Read more »
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1、 The output of wheel generator decreases (1) Cause Under the condition of constant water head, when the guide vane opening has reached the no-load opening, but the turbine has not reached the rated speed, or when the guide vane opening is increased than the original at the same output, it ...Read more »
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1、 Items to be checked before startup: 1. Check whether the inlet gate valve is fully open; 2. Check whether all cooling water is fully opened; 3. Check whether the bearing lubricating oil level is normal;Shall be located; 4. Check whether the instrument network voltage and frequency paramet...Read more »
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Both hydropower and thermal power must have an exciter. The exciter is generally connected to the same large shaft as the generator. When the large shaft rotates under the drive of the prime mover, it simultaneously drives the generator and the exciter to rotate. The exciter is a DC generator tha...Read more »
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Forster Technology Co., Ltd. Russian official website officially opened today In order to facilitate the reception of visitors from the Russian-speaking area, Forster Technology Co., Ltd. will open its official website in Russian in the near future. Forster aims to develop the Russian-speaking ma...Read more »