Methods of small hydropower plants connection in water supply system

Novák, Martin; Mozdren, Tomas; Goňo, Radomír; Gono, Miroslava

doi:10.1109/eeeic.2014.6835905

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“…Gono. et al [ 45 ] suggested the use of SHPGs controlled by bypass pipes in water purification plants, while Gómez-Llanos. et al [ 46 ] also proposed the design and use of SHPGs in such plants.…”

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Metropolitan water purification facilities towards variability mitigation of the renewable resources: Optimal bid method for small hydropower generators

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Kim

Chu

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Metropolitan water purification facilities towards variability mitigation of the renewable resources: Optimal bid method for small hydropower generators

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“…There are two basic configurations of the hydropower scheme: dams with reservoir scheme and run-of-the-river with no reservoir scheme (Gorla and Perona, 2013;Novak et al, 2014;Nasir, 2017;Rotilio et al, 2017). The earlier scheme can be divided to small dams having regulations at night and day times or large dams having storage that are seasonal or pumped typed (U.S. Department of the Interior Bureau of Reclamation Power Resource Office, 2005; International Renewable Energy Agency, 2015).…”

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Harnessing Hydropower Potential in Desert Regions: The Case of Wadi Dayqah Dam, Quriyat, Oman

Okedu

Siyabi

2021

Front. Water

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Hydropower technology is a simple and renewable form of energy that involves the conversion of potential energy due to head and mass flow rate of water into kinetic energy that drives a water turbine connected to a generator. In this paper, the potential of hydropower in the Sultanate of Oman is studied, considering Wadi Dayqah Dam in Quriyat. The following variables of the dam were used in evaluating its potential for electricity generation for the year 2010 through 2018: the amount of water flowing in and out of the dam and the amount of water available in the dam at the beginning and end of the considered years. A recommendation was made for the type of hydro turbine for maximum power extraction from the dam, based on the available water head and flow rate, considering the standard characteristic selection envelope for hydro turbines. Power generation from the dam could be affected as a result of the decline in reservoir water level, the continuous release of water for irrigation purposes, fear of the aftermath of a cyclone, lack of rains for consecutive years, and high evaporation. However, the occurrence of a cyclone increases the reservoir water level of the dam for more power generation. Some long-term scenarios for effective operation of the dam considering water availability and management were discussed. In addition, some ways of mitigating water loss from the reservoir of the dam through evaporation were proposed.

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Harnessing the potential of small hydro power in Cross River state of Southern Nigeria

Okedu

Uhunmwangho

Odje

2020

Sustainable Energy Technologies and Assessments

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Methods of small hydropower plants connection in water supply system

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Metropolitan water purification facilities towards variability mitigation of the renewable resources: Optimal bid method for small hydropower generators

Metropolitan water purification facilities towards variability mitigation of the renewable resources: Optimal bid method for small hydropower generators

Harnessing Hydropower Potential in Desert Regions: The Case of Wadi Dayqah Dam, Quriyat, Oman

Harnessing the potential of small hydro power in Cross River state of Southern Nigeria

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