2012 IEEE International Symposium on Industrial Electronics 2012
DOI: 10.1109/isie.2012.6237298
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A 1∶1 prototype of power generation system based upon cross-flow water turbines

Abstract: This paper deals with the conception and building of an electrical power generation prototype based upon the cross-flow water turbines. The structure has been tested in grid-connected conditions in order to identify the hydrodynamic characteristics of the prime mover and to evaluate the energy efficiency of the overall energy conversion chain. The real-world tests confirm the preliminary conclusion issued from simulations and assessments previously performed. Index Terms-cross-flow water turbine, prototyping, … Show more

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“…This paper reports the demonstration at full scale and operation assessment of a power generation system based upon the Achard CFWT, in real-world conditions, with focus on aspects of electrical power conversion. Main capabilities of a 1:1 prototype have been briefly described in [23]. Basic turbine modeling validation together with turbine system hydro-dynamical characterization and generator control techniques assessment are also targeted.…”
Section: Index Terms--maximummentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This paper reports the demonstration at full scale and operation assessment of a power generation system based upon the Achard CFWT, in real-world conditions, with focus on aspects of electrical power conversion. Main capabilities of a 1:1 prototype have been briefly described in [23]. Basic turbine modeling validation together with turbine system hydro-dynamical characterization and generator control techniques assessment are also targeted.…”
Section: Index Terms--maximummentioning
confidence: 99%