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| Idaho farm
microhydro posted by Joseph
Hartvigsen on 4 Jan 1999
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| In reaction to a question posted by Ola
Tambour on how to calculate penstock losses, Joseph Hartvigsen posted two
MathCad worksheet with examples calculating losses in pipe flow.
Steve Opelc reacted to Ola's question by sending a micro-hydro software program that might be useful for this. It is a DOS program, fairly old but works under windows 95. More information can be found in the file pc-hydro.doc. The program works with cells as in a spreadsheet, in order to move between the cells you have to use the arrow keys on your keypad (it will not work with enter, or your normal arrow keys). |
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| Joseph Hartvigsen provided me with some
pictures of turbines which he though to be of interest to the group. You
can find them here.
Joseph Hartvigsen made two turgo runners for members of the microhydro-egroup. They are about 9 cm pitch diameter and can use jets up to about 13 mm in diameter. See the picture below (click on it for an enlargement). ![]() |
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| Group member Jean-Luc Willot from Belgium
developed a computer programme which might be of great help to a lot of
us.
His JLA program can be used to:
It is a DOS programme and you can find
it in zipped format here.
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| Jan Portegijs designed the Humming Bird
Electronic Load controller. More information, including the full manual
can be found here.
Jan Portegijs also developed the 'Swingcat Tidal Turbine’ concept. Although not micro in its scale, the manual of the Swingcat is available at this site: swingcat.zip. |
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| Some time ago I found a very interesting pdf-file on the internet of a full manaul in Spanish on how to develop a microhydro scheme. Unfortunately I cannot trace were I found the file, so I do not have a reference. However, I downloaded the pdf-file and made it available on the Internet. As it is a very large file (13 MB in total) that would not fit within my available diskspace, I split the document in two part. Part one (approx. 8 MB, pages 1 to 148) can be downloaded here, the second part (approx 5 MB) by following this link. If any of you know more about the source of this document, please inform me. |
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