2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.renene.2008.05.012
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Design and cost analysis of low head simple reaction hydro turbine for remote area power supply

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“…Date dan Akbarzadeh [2] membuat turbin reaksi dengan bahan pipa PVC. Prototype ini diuji pada head 2m -5m, kecepatan aliran 10L/s sampai 28L/s.…”
Section: Gambar 1 Jenis-jenis Turbin [1]unclassified
“…Date dan Akbarzadeh [2] membuat turbin reaksi dengan bahan pipa PVC. Prototype ini diuji pada head 2m -5m, kecepatan aliran 10L/s sampai 28L/s.…”
Section: Gambar 1 Jenis-jenis Turbin [1]unclassified
“…The mechanical output power Pout at the wheel axle is still lower than P gr and P net , because different power losses occur in the wheel and headrace between the sluice gate and the wheel. Quaranta and Revelli [21] stated that six main kinds of power losses may occur in the wheel and headrace: (1) impact losses include the impact of the entry water on the blades (L imp ) and the impact of the blades on the tailrace (L t ), (2) leakage losses are water losses through the slits between the buckets and the channel (L Q ), (3) friction losses are due to mechanical friction at the shaft supports (L g ) and to drag effect of the water (contained in the buckets) on the channel bed (L bed ), (4) hydraulic losses may occur when the residual power of the water in the last bucket is lost in the tailrace (L h ) and (5)(6) there are the hydraulic (L c ) and leakage (L Qu ) losses in the headrace between the sluice gate and the wheel. P out can be calculated by:…”
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“…As shown in Figure 5, the reaction turbine rotor has two pathways where the working fluid under high pressure enters into the inlet nozzle and expands out from the exit nozzle. The expansion ratio between the inlet nozzle and the outlet nozzle is very high and spins the rotors at very high speed [6]. …”
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confidence: 99%