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Carrara, March 2011 Introduction to Small Water Turbine

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Page 1: Carrara, March 2011 Introduction to Small Water Turbine

Carrara, March 2011

Introduction to Small Water Turbine

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A simple exampleA small water fall has Q = 2800l/min and a potential ΔH of 7m,

Then the potential energy could be :

From the above data we can also calculate the final water Speed = to 11.7 m/s and the minum area of the pipe 0,039 m2 (it is only a 22cm diameter pipe !)

Δ E = 2800 /1000 /60 *9,8 * 7 = 3,2 Kwh

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How can I collect the water energy ?Water mill, water wheel

Low Power, not reliable old technology, poor efficiency ( <60%) , limited application

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How can I collect the water energy ?

High and medium power, high-end technology, high efficiency, unlimited application

Water Turbine

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Water Turbine

Generally we can divide the WT in 3 main groups

KAPLAN

PELTONFRANCIS

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PELTON FRANCIS KAPLAN

Topology Direct Action CentripetalReaction

Axial Reaction

Flow Rate (m3/s) < 10 Up to 100 < 100

Geodedic H (m) 50<H<1000 10<H< 300 5<H< 50

Power (Kw) Up to 10000 200 - 10000 Up to 10000

Field of use for the different WT

Water Turbine

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Classification : turbine Pelton, Francis, Kaplan

•The Francis and Kaplan turbines have a structure which varies according to ns

•By increasing ns the centripetal structure of the machine decreases •Moving from high flow rates Q and low falls H the structure of the machines becomes axial •Francis turbines cover a large range of use

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Classification : Pelton turbines

The Pelton turbines :• Cover the low ns values

• It is a pure action turbine• It is suitable for high falls H and low flow rates Q

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Classification : Francis turbine

The Francis turbine :•Covers medium values of ns

•It is a turbine with medium reaction degrees•It is suitable for medium fall H and medium flow rates Q

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Classification : Kaplan turbine (with propeller)

The Kaplan turbine :• Covers the range of high ns values

• it is a turbine with high medium reaction degree • It is suitable for low falls H and high flow rates Q

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Francis Turbine

•These turbines are widely used for drops up to around 500 m•The reaction degree and its axial-radial production varies with ns

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Spiral

Impeller

Adjustable vanes

Francis Turbine

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Francis Turbine: Impeller

It is a centripetal impellerThe number of blades varies from 8 to 20 By increasing the number of rotation it can be observed :•A reduction of the number blades•A reduction of radial value •Increase in the distance between the stator and the rotor

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Kaplan Turbine

The reaction degree is rather high (R ~0.7)

The number of blades is between 3 to 7

The blades are generally adjustable

The blades of the impeller can be equipped for the regulation of the fitment (variable step, Kaplan)

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Kaplan Turbine

Kaplan impeller with variable pitch vanes

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Bulb Turbine

These are very frequent for drops under 10 mThe alternator is housed in a «bulb» completely immersed in waterIn such a machine the pipe diffuser is of main importance

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Bulb Turbines are a subset of the Kaplan Turbines

The impeller is «in line» submersed

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MAS SERIES

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MAS SERIES

Delivers energy under ANY CONDITION without compromise

Works with any kind of water :

• industrial recycled water (cooling or process pipes)• waste water (depurators)• saline water (dissalator)• sands water (cleaning process, oil process)

Works in any water condition :• turbulence • From 10% to 150% of the nominal water flow• pressure variation (up to 10 bar)

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MAS SERIES

So that they are suitable for :

•Rivers, torrents•Drain / Irrigation Channels•Collectors •Sea wave or Intermittent Flows •Water Tank Distribution

Working with a MINIMUM HEIGHT of 3m with any flow rate

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MAS SERIES

Environmental friendly

• No lubrication or polluted material is used inside the machine

• Minimum of civil work to install any size of water turbine

• Absolutely silent operation

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MAS SERIES

Are SUBMERSIBLE (IP 68) Made with materials resistant to abrasion and corrosion

• Easy to install, easy to remove• Easy to commissioning • They can be connected «in line» in any piping application• They can be use to reduce the pressure for any the city water

tank without problem of pollution.

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MAS SERIES

Free of Maintenance

• Impeller and Feeder are resistant to corrosion and abrasion• There are no ball bearings• Generators and other electrical parts are waterproof and high

pressure sealed• MTBF > 100.000h (with clear water at rated power)

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0%20%40%60%80%

100%

Efficency Vs Flow

l/min

l/min

MAS SERIES

High efficiency at all the flow rates

• > 30% of power at only 10% of flow

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MAS SERIES

LARGE RANGE OF POWER AND COMBINATION

Power - and physical - Size From 1kW to 250 kW Unlimited Combination – Series/Parallel Booster

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10 x (MAS-3) = 30 Kw

MAS SERIES

Example of Boost Application

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MAS SERIES

Electric and Electronics Components

• PMM or Asynchronous Generators • Inverter Grid tied connection at low tension

with the most of the approvals: EN58432, VDE0126, DK5940

• Possibility to reverse the flux (pump mode) when cleaning the pipe is necessary

• Energy and other major data monitoring• Remote data and alarms transmission

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MAS SERIES

Robust Design:

• Working Temperature : - 20 + 55°C • Max Pressure 10 bar • Works from Vertical to Horizontal Position• H max = 100 m• H min = 3 m• Flow Max = 8m3/s

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MAS SERIES

Application Example: Depurator

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Starting Point

Insertion point of the turbine

MAS SERIES Application Example: Carrione torrent

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MAS SERIES