وسائل ٹیگ کردہ: Hydropower

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  1. Designing and Building Mini and Micro Hydropower Schemes A Practical Guide

    Small hydro power installations have the potential to provide a renewable supply of energy to people in remote, hilly communities, far from the national grid. This book is based on the authors’ considerable experience of installing hydroelectric schemes that produce up to 500 kW for powering...
    Water Power Hydropower Power Resources

  2. 1-Kw RIVER GENERATOR

    01 جنوری 1980 The plan presented here is a detailed description of a 1-kilowatt (1-kW) generator unit, which was prepared in 1971. The plan is scheduled to be revised and updated in the near future in order to incorporate additional data. At the time, this plan was prepared, the generator had not been built on...
    Hydropower Water Power River Power Generator VITA Downloads

  3. Understanding Hydropower

    01 جنوری 1984 Once it is understood that gravity and water can be harnessed to produce energy, a study of methods to extract this energy efficiently can be undertaken. The purpose of this paper is to discuss several such methods in general terms. The paper provides a basic introduction to the science of water...
    Hydropower Water Power VITA Downloads Energy sources Energy Conservation Gravity-Fed Water WH

  4. Understanding Mini-Hydroelectric Generation

    01 جنوری 1985 Electricity can be generated from the power of flowing water. This is called hydroelectric generation, and it can be done anywhere that there is water and a hill or drop for it to run down--in an irrigation canal, where a river runs through rapids or over a waterfall, or where a dam has backed up...
    Hydropower Water Power Water VITA Downloads

  5. Understanding Micro-Hydroelectric Generation

    01 جنوری 1985 The power of flowing water can be used to generate electricity, or to do other kinds of useful work. Generating electricity in this way is called hydroelectric generation. It can be done anywhere that there is water and a hill or drop for it to run down, such as a drop in an irrigation canal, a...
    Micro-Hydroelectric Hydropower Water Power Water VITA Downloads

  6. Micro-Hydro in Myanmar and Thailand

    This article is from ECHO Asia Note #3 Rugged northeastern Myanmar is home to the Lahu, Shan, Akha, Palaung and various other ethnic groups. With few paved roads and only a small percentage of the Shan State's population connected to the electrical grid, infrastructure serving the locals is still...
    Renewable Energy Appropriate Techno... Hydropower Asia

  7. Low-cost development of small water power sites

    This manual will enable the reader to assess the possibility and desirability of installing a small hydroelectric power plant, select the type of machinery most suitable for installation, and order turbine and generating equipment. It will also serve as a guide in actual construction and...
    Hydropower

  8. Pumps as Turbines: A User's Guide (2nd ed.)

    01 جنوری 2011 Pumps as Turbines: A user’s guideis a practical handbook for engineers and technicians involved in designing and installing small water-power schemes for isolated houses and communities. It concerns the use of standard pump units as a low-cost alternative to conventional turbines to provide...
    Wind Power Hydropower

  9. Multi-purpose power-unit with horizontal water turbine: Volume I

    This booklet describes an improved and more efficient mill that has been developed for use in Nepal. In view of the various types of equipment that can be driven from the central power unit, it has become known as the multi-purpose power-unit. (MPPU) 37 pages, illustrated
    Hydropower

  10. Micro-hydropower sourcebook: A practical guide to design and implementation in developing countries

    01 جنوری 1986 This sourcebook is a preliminary effort to prepare a reference book which covers many of the aspects of planning and implementing micro-hydropower schemes in developing countries. 285 pages, illustrated, photos
    Rural Electrification Hydropower