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hydraulicturbinesandhydro-electricpower

Abstract

Powermaybedevelopedfromwaterbythreefundamentalprocesses:

byactionofitsweight,ofitspressure,orofitsvelocity,orbyacombinationofanyorallthree.InmodernpracticethePeltonorimpulsewheelistheonlytypewhichobtainspowerbyasingleprocesstheactionofoneormorehigh-velocityjets.Thistypeofwheelisusuallyfoundinhigh-headdevelopments.Faradayhadshownthatwhenacoilisrotatedinamagneticfieldelectricityisgenerated.Thus,inordertoproduceelectricalenergy,itisnecessarythatweshouldproducemechanicalenergy,whichcanbeusedtorotatethe?

coil?

.Themechanicalenergyisproducedbyrunningaprimemover（knownasturbine）bytheenergyoffuelsorflowingwater.Thismechanicalpowerisconvertedintoelectricalpowerbyelectricgeneratorwhichisdirectlycoupledtotheshaftofturbineandisthusrunbyturbine.Theelectricalpower,whichisconsequentlyobtainedattheterminalsofthegenerator,isthentransitedtotheareawhereitistobeusedfordoingwork.heplantormachinerywhichisrequiredtoproduceelectricity（i.e.primemover+electricgenerator）iscollectivelyknownaspowerplant.Thebuilding,inwhichtheentiremachineryalongwithotherauxiliaryunitsisinstalled,isknownaspowerhouse.

Keywordshydraulicturbineshydro-electricpowerclassificationofhydelplants

headscheme

Therehasbeenpracticallynoincreaseintheefficiencyofhydraulicturbinessinceabout1925,whenmaximumefficienciesreached93%ormore.Asfarasmaximumefficiencyisconcerned,thehydraulicturbinehasaboutreachedthepracticablelimitofdevelopment.Nevertheless,inrecentyears,therehasbeenarapidandmarkedincreaseinthephysicalsizeandhorsepowercapacityofindividualunits.

Inaddition,therehasbeenconsiderableresearchintothecauseandpreventionofcavitation,whichallowstheadvantagesofhigherspecificspeedstobeobtainedathigherheadsthanformerlywereconsideredadvisable.Theneteffectofthisprogresswithlargerunits,higherspecificspeed,andsimplificationandimprovementsindesignhasbeentoretainforthehydraulicturbinetheimportantplacewhichithas

longheldatoneofthemostimportantprimemovers.

1.typesofhydraulicturbines

Hydraulicturbinesmaybegroupedintwogeneralclasses:

theimpulsetypewhichutilizesthekineticenergyofahigh-velocityjetwhichactsupononlyasmallpartofthecircumferenceatanyinstant,andthereactiontypewhichdevelopspowerfromthecombinedactionofpressureandvelocityofthewaterthatcompletelyfillstherunnerandwaterpassages.Thereactiongroupisdividedintotwogeneraltypes:

theFrancis,sometimescalledthereactiontype,andthepropellertype.Thepropellerclassisalsofurthersubdividedintothefixed-bladepropellertype,andtheadjustable-bladetypeofwhichtheKaplanisrepresentative.

1.1impulsewheels

Withtheimpulsewheelthepotentialenergyofthewaterinthepenstockistransformedintokineticenergyinajetissuingfromtheorificeofanozzle.Thisjetdischargefreelyintotheatmosphereinsidethewheelhousingandstrikesagainstthebowl-shapedbucketsoftherunner.Ateachrevolutionthebucketenters,passesthrough,andpassesoutofthejet,duringwhichtimeitreceivesthefullimpactforceofthejet.Thisproducesarapidhammerblowuponthebucket.Atthesametimethebucketissubjectedtothecentrifugalforcetendingtoseparatethebucketfromitsdisk.Onaccountofthestressessoproducedandalsothescouringeffectsofthewaterflowingovertheworkingsurfaceofthebowl,materialofhighqualityofresistanceagainsthydraulicwearandfatigueisrequired.Onlyforverylowheadscancastironbeemployed.Bronzeandannealedcaststeelarenormallyused.

1.2Francisrunners

WiththeFrancistypethewaterentersfromacasingorflumewitharelativelylowvelocity,passesthroughguidevanesorgateslocatedaroundthecircumstance,andflowsthroughtherunner,fromwhichitdischargesintoadrafttubesealedbelowthetail-waterlevel.Alltherunnerpassagesarecompletelyfilledwithwater,whichactsuponthewholecircumferenceoftherunner.Onlyaportionofthepowerisderivedfromthedynamicactionduetothevelocityofthewater,alargepartofthepowerbeingobtainedfromthedifferenceinpressureactingonthefrontandbackoftherunnerbuckets.Thedrafttubeallowsmaximumutilizationoftheavailablehead,bothbecauseofthesuctioncreatedbelowtherunnerbytheverticalcolumnofwaterandbecausetheoutletofhedrafttubeislargerthanthethroatjustbelowtherunner,thusutilizingapartofthekineticenergyofthewaterleavingtherunnerblades.

1.3propellerrunners

nherentlysuitableforlow-headdevelopment