case study: crai wtw 2013 hydro data.pdfthe t2 rotary lobe pump as turbine (pat) is an in-pipe...

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The T2 Rotary Lobe Pump as Turbine (PaT) is an in-pipe system that combines pressure and fluid control with electricity generation to recover the embedded energy in pressurised Water mains or systems. Water Supply Systems Damping excess pressures in systems Balancing pressures in supply networks Extraction of excess pressure at the outlet of a water supply line Extraction of Hydro Energy from Natural Resources Reservoirs or Dams using the spill and compensation flows Hydro recovery systems from rivers or streams Canal and lock systems Water Mills Industrial Applications Pressure damping in cooling water circulation systems Pumped Storage Reduction of process water pressure Lower initial cost when compared to traditional turbines Utilises standard and field proven products Simple and robust construction Availability of spares coupled with ease of maintenance High efficiency (up to 86%) 24 hour energy supply Return on investment period is short when compared to other renewable energy methods Short delivery time, easily transported and installed with minimal civils works The energy is recovered from the pressure differential (head) whilst the water flow is passed back into the existing system. The Pump as Turbine (PaT) can be used to generate electricity for exporting to the grid or be directed for local supply. Pump as Turbine - Rotary Lobe PRESS RELEASE PaT Pump as Turbines Flow (m3/s) Water-to-Wire Efficiency (%) 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 60% 63% 68% 72% 73% 75% 70% NETZSCH PaT Apllications

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Page 1: Case study: Crai WTW 2013 Hydro Data.pdfThe T2 Rotary Lobe Pump as Turbine (PaT) is an in-pipe system that combines pressure and fluid control with electricity generation to recover

The T2 Rotary Lobe Pump as Turbine (PaT) is an in-pipe systemthat combines pressure and fluid control with electricity generation to recover the embedded energy in pressurisedWater mains or systems.

Water Supply SystemsDamping excess pressures in systems

Balancing pressures in supply networks

Extraction of excess pressure at the outlet of a water supply line

Extraction of Hydro Energy from Natural Resources

Reservoirs or Dams using the spill andcompensation flowsHydro recovery systems from rivers or streamsCanal and lock systems

Water Mills

Industrial ApplicationsPressure damping in cooling watercirculation systemsPumped Storage

Reduction of process water pressure

Lower initial cost when compared to traditional turbines

Utilises standard and field proven products

Simple and robust constructionAvailability of spares coupled with ease of maintenance

High efficiency (up to 86%)

24 hour energy supply

Return on investment period is short when compared to other renewable energy methodsShort delivery time, easily transported and installed with minimal civils works

The energy is recovered from the pressure differential (head) whilst the water flow is passed back into the existing system.

The Pump as Turbine (PaT) can be used to generate electricity for exporting to the grid or be directed for local supply.

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60% 63% 68% 72% 73% 75% 70%

NETZSCH

PaT Apllications