Pelton Hydro Turbines Articles
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Project Klemtu II Hydro British Columbia, Canada - Case Study
Statistics: Turbine: One 820mm double nozzle Pelton Generator: One 1800kW WEG @ 900 RPM Rated head: 310m Rated flow: 0.66m3/sec Commissioned: November 2009 This new facility replaces the existing 600kW power plant of which the generation equipment was also supplied by DTL (see Klemtu Village project in 1984). It provides increasingly demanded power to this growing village. A new penstock ...
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Project Klemtu II Hydro British Columbia, Canada - Case Study
Statistics: Turbine: One 820mm double nozzle Pelton Generator: One 1800kW WEG @ 900 RPM Rated head: 310m Rated flow: 0.66m3/sec Commissioned: November 2009 This new facility replaces the existing 600kW power plant of which the generation equipment was also supplied by DTL (see Klemtu Village project in 1984). It provides increasingly demanded power to this growing village. A new ...
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HPP Corani, Bolivia 15 MW Horizontal Pelton Turbine - Case Study
Our company has succesfully completed all tests and put into commercial operation our 15 MW Horizontal Two-Nozzle Pelton Turbine of HPP Corani, Bolivia. Besides 15 MW power generating technology we have also supplied and installed steel Penstock of the Length 15 m and DN 800 PN 100 including Bifurcation and inlet Spherical ...
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No Place Is Too Far
The remote location of hydropower stations is often a great challenge when major repair work is necessary. The refurbishment of a large generator in the Scottish Highlands shows how Sulzer finds cost-effective service solutions even in places miles from nowhere. Much of the UK hydroelectric capacity was built during the 1950s. These installations have performed extremely well, especially ...
By Sulzer Ltd.
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1997 IFAI award devil Canyon hydroelectric power plant, San Bernardino, California - Case Study
Constant demands for water and electricity in heavily populated areas in California prompted the Devil Canyon Power Plant project. Constructed from 1969 to 1974, the power plant is located at the San Bernardino Mountains near the mouth of Devil Canyon. With two pipelines carrying water from Silverwood Lake, an elevation drop of almost 1500 ft (460 m) between the lake, and four Pelton wheel ...
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