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    A PPT ON

    HYDROELECTRICAL

    GENERATION

    BYVARUN TRIPATHISUMMITED TO- HOD MECH.

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    Hydroelectrical Power Generation

    Traditional Methods of Hydroelectric Generation

    Low Head Power Generation

    Medium Head Power Generation

    High Head Power Generation

    Large Dams (Three Gorges, Itaipu)

    Environmental Effects of Large Dams

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    Energy in the News

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    Breast Shot Wheel

    Breast shot wheel:

    One type of traditional

    Water wheel

    Water wheels: sourceOf power for the

    Industrial revolution

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    Overshot Wheel

    More efficient that breast shot

    Wheel. Some mills using

    These wheels still in operation

    In rural appalachia in 1950s

    Miller: Mrs. Aarendale

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    Typical Hydroelectrical Station

    Outflow water: can be very cold. Why? (Grand Canyon)

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    Low Head Hydroelectrical Generators

    Low head:Propellor type

    Turbines

    Power =Change in Potential

    Energy per Unit tim

    = weight*

    Vertical drop/time

    Energy =

    Power*time

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    Microhydro Installation

    Small stream with

    Hydroelectrical generator:

    Power for one family

    (Jim Keener)

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    Moderate Head Hydro

    Head: height difference

    Between water level in

    Reservoir and water

    Level entering turbine

    Head= height in potential

    Energy equation

    Penstock: tube water flows

    Through

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    Francis turbine

    Turbine used for moderate

    Head hydroelectrical power

    statiosn

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    Water Flow in a Francis Turbine

    Left: relative to turbine blades Right: true water path

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    High Head Hydro

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    Pelton Water Wheel

    Used for high head applications:(above 250 meters)

    Are impulse turbines.

    Francis and Propeller type turbineAre reaction turbines.

    Reaction turbines: run submerged.

    Impulse turbines: run in normal air

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    Jets of Water Hitting Pelton Wheel

    Jets of water are directed through a nozzle onto Pelton wheelCups on the wheel transfer kinetic energy from water to wheel.

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    Optimum Hydroelectric Turbine Type

    Optimum water

    Wheel: not

    Just a function

    Of head, also

    Depends on

    Water flow rate

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    Hydroelectrical Power Use by State

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    States Producing Most Hydroelectricity

    Why is there

    So much

    Variation in the

    Gallons of water

    Per kilowatthour?

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    Hydropower Output by Nation

    Lure ofHydropower

    Big Dams

    Vs

    Rebar

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    Three Gorges Area of Yangtze River

    Under

    construction

    Three Gorges

    Dam in China

    Moving 1.2 million

    People

    Capacity of18,600 MW

    Will finish in 2009

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    Three Gorges Area

    Great beauty

    Many historic

    Sights

    Still pressing

    Ahead on dam

    construction

    Gorge length;

    ~San Francisco

    To LA

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    Environmental Problems with Dams

    1) Silt buildup fills reservoir (Yangtze; levees)

    2) Fish migration disrupted (Columbia)

    3)Water temperature decreases (Colorado)

    4) Water gets more saline (Colorado)

    5) Water loses oxygen (Brazil)6) Water slows down, increases disease

    (mosquitos, schitosomiasis (Aswan))

    7) Water traps pollution, slows pollution flushing

    8) Induced seismicity may occur