Mini Hydropower Technology III-Physics-Project Presentation, Slides of Physics

This is project presentation for Physics course. Instructor and project supervisor was Prof. Alpana Vishvajit at Aliah University. It includes: Mini-hydropower, Technology, Waterwheel, Design, Parshall, Flume, Hydrokinetics, Converters, Soil, Erodibility

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2011/2012

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Waterwheel Design

Introduction

Presentation Layout

Recommendations 2

Problems

Open Channel Design

Summary and Conclusions

Parshall Flume

 It was considered that in Mechanical laboratory the arrangement could be made for hydropower generation.

 For this purpose hydraulic bench was used

 Artificial channel design

Introduction

Waterwheel Design

5

shaft x

  • By continuity equation

Waterwheel Design

7

Q = A× V

Q = 60 l / s

V = 2.88cm / s

  • For this velocity water wheel was designed as
  • Let h=height of vane=12cm=0.12 m=4.72in
  • Width=b’=0.14m
  • Area= A=b’h= 0.0168 m*^2
  • F= Force of water on blades or vanes (N)

Waterwheel Design

Waterwheel Design

10

By trigonometry

Total number of blades/ vanes =360/86.96=4. Use 5 vanes

0.25’’^ x 0

4. Angle between two vanes=903.0486.

x = sin-1 ( 0.25) = 3.04^0

v=Velocity of vane tip

Waterwheel Design

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   

v = r ×

v = 0.13 ×

= 7.57 ×10-3 rad / s

P = T ×

P = 9.47 ×10-5 × 7.57 ×10-

P = 9.1×10-8 watt

 Determine maximum permissible depth of flow, or maximum permissible velocity of flow, for lining material.

 Select channel geometry and channel lining suitable for the design flows being considered.

Design of Channel…

Channel Lining Material

  • The lining material determines factors such as the hydraulic resistance of the waterway.
  • Choice should be based on economic considerations, such as initial capital outlay, and the cost of labor and machinery required for maintenance.

Design of Channel …

  • P=Wetted perimeter=b+2d
  • b=Bed width
  • d=Flow depth
  • s=Longitudinal slope of the water surface
  • n=Manning’s roughness coefficient

Design of Channel …

  • Four Main Procedures
  • Each is an extension of the Manning’s equation

 Best hydraulic section procedure.  Velocity-limited procedure.  Normal-depth procedure.  Depth-limited procedure.

Design of Channel …

  • Discharge is calculated by following formula
  • Q= Discharge (m^3 /s)
  • Z= 1 for metric system
  • Z=1.46 for US system

Design of Channel …

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z × A ×R(2 / 3) S(1/ 2) Q = (^) n

Manning's Coefficient n 0. slope s 0. Bed With b 0.20m Flow Depth d 0.10m Area A=b*d 0.02m^2 Wetted Perimeter P=b+2d 0.40m Hydraulic Radius R=A/P 0.05m Velocity V 1.05m/s Discharge Q 0.0218m^3 /s

Design of Channel …