This document provides details about the Modikhola Hydropower project in Nepal. It describes the key specifications of the 14.8 MW run-of-river hydropower plant, including details about the civil works like the intake, tunnel, and powerhouse, as well as the mechanical, electrical, control, and protection systems. It also notes some problems like the small size of the settling basin and lack of a SCADA system, and provides recommendations to address these issues.
This document discusses water turbines used in hydroelectric power plants. It defines key terms like specific energy, gross head, gross specific hydraulic energy, and gross power. It also describes different types of turbines like impulse turbines (Pelton, Turgo) and reaction turbines (Francis, Kaplan, Bulb) and compares their characteristics. It discusses concepts like specific speed, speed number, unit and specific quantities that are used to classify and select turbines based on factors like head, rotational speed, efficiency and more. It also provides examples of problems calculating speed number, specific speed and selecting the suitable turbine type.
This document summarizes the manufacturing process and maintenance of power transformers. It describes the key components of a transformer like the core, windings, bushings, oil filling, and conservator. The manufacturing process involves preparing the raw materials, winding the coils, assembling the core and coils, connecting accessories, drying, oil filtration and filling. Regular maintenance is needed to monitor the transformer hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, yearly and every 2-5 years to ensure proper functioning. Transformers are important equipment that allow transmitted power to be stepped up or down to usable voltages without changing frequency.
The document discusses various types of hydraulic accumulators and components. It describes weight loaded, spring loaded, and gas loaded accumulators. It also explains intensifiers, which convert low pressure fluid into high pressure fluid. Additionally, it discusses servo valves, proportional valves, and various industrial hydraulic circuits like regenerative circuits and pump unloading circuits.
The document discusses hydroelectric power plants. It describes how hydroelectric power plants utilize the potential energy of water at high elevations to generate electricity. It covers site selection factors such as water availability, ability to store water, land costs and transportation access. The document outlines the typical components of hydroelectric power plants including reservoirs, penstocks, turbines, generators, and electrical equipment. It also classifies hydroelectric plants and discusses their advantages and disadvantages as well as potential environmental issues.
The document provides technical details about Mejia Thermal Power Station (MTPS) in Bankura, West Bengal, India. MTPS has a total installed capacity of 2340MW generated across 8 units, with 4 units of 210MW each, 2 units of 250MW each, and 2 units of 500MW each. The document describes the various components that make up the thermal power generation process at MTPS, including the coal handling plant, water treatment plant, boilers, turbines, generators, transformers, and cooling towers.
This document describes the operating principle of a DC generator. It discusses how a DC generator converts mechanical energy into electrical energy through the principle of dynamically induced electromotive force (emf). It explains the basic components of a DC generator, including the yoke, pole coils, armature core and winding, commutator, brushes, and bearings. It also discusses the basic construction, operation, and connections of DC generators, as well as different types including self-excited, shunt-wound, series-wound, compound-wound, and separately excited generators.
The document discusses electric generators, including:
1. Generators convert mechanical energy to electrical energy through electromagnetic induction. They have a coil and magnet, and rotation of the coil in the magnetic field induces an electric current.
2. Early generators included electrostatic and dynamo designs, while modern alternators produce alternating current.
3. Generators can be classified by the type of output (AC vs. DC), design (shunt, series, compound wound), or power source (engine, wind, human). Common uses include vehicle systems, grid power generation, and portable generators.
This document discusses water turbines used in hydroelectric power plants. It defines key terms like specific energy, gross head, gross specific hydraulic energy, and gross power. It also describes different types of turbines like impulse turbines (Pelton, Turgo) and reaction turbines (Francis, Kaplan, Bulb) and compares their characteristics. It discusses concepts like specific speed, speed number, unit and specific quantities that are used to classify and select turbines based on factors like head, rotational speed, efficiency and more. It also provides examples of problems calculating speed number, specific speed and selecting the suitable turbine type.
This document summarizes the manufacturing process and maintenance of power transformers. It describes the key components of a transformer like the core, windings, bushings, oil filling, and conservator. The manufacturing process involves preparing the raw materials, winding the coils, assembling the core and coils, connecting accessories, drying, oil filtration and filling. Regular maintenance is needed to monitor the transformer hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, yearly and every 2-5 years to ensure proper functioning. Transformers are important equipment that allow transmitted power to be stepped up or down to usable voltages without changing frequency.
The document discusses various types of hydraulic accumulators and components. It describes weight loaded, spring loaded, and gas loaded accumulators. It also explains intensifiers, which convert low pressure fluid into high pressure fluid. Additionally, it discusses servo valves, proportional valves, and various industrial hydraulic circuits like regenerative circuits and pump unloading circuits.
The document discusses hydroelectric power plants. It describes how hydroelectric power plants utilize the potential energy of water at high elevations to generate electricity. It covers site selection factors such as water availability, ability to store water, land costs and transportation access. The document outlines the typical components of hydroelectric power plants including reservoirs, penstocks, turbines, generators, and electrical equipment. It also classifies hydroelectric plants and discusses their advantages and disadvantages as well as potential environmental issues.
The document provides technical details about Mejia Thermal Power Station (MTPS) in Bankura, West Bengal, India. MTPS has a total installed capacity of 2340MW generated across 8 units, with 4 units of 210MW each, 2 units of 250MW each, and 2 units of 500MW each. The document describes the various components that make up the thermal power generation process at MTPS, including the coal handling plant, water treatment plant, boilers, turbines, generators, transformers, and cooling towers.
This document describes the operating principle of a DC generator. It discusses how a DC generator converts mechanical energy into electrical energy through the principle of dynamically induced electromotive force (emf). It explains the basic components of a DC generator, including the yoke, pole coils, armature core and winding, commutator, brushes, and bearings. It also discusses the basic construction, operation, and connections of DC generators, as well as different types including self-excited, shunt-wound, series-wound, compound-wound, and separately excited generators.
The document discusses electric generators, including:
1. Generators convert mechanical energy to electrical energy through electromagnetic induction. They have a coil and magnet, and rotation of the coil in the magnetic field induces an electric current.
2. Early generators included electrostatic and dynamo designs, while modern alternators produce alternating current.
3. Generators can be classified by the type of output (AC vs. DC), design (shunt, series, compound wound), or power source (engine, wind, human). Common uses include vehicle systems, grid power generation, and portable generators.
the presentation includes basic ideas about water pumps, various terminology generally used for the pumps, classification of pumps and ideas about the types its construction and working
This project document describes the design, installation, and testing of a reciprocating pump. A team of engineering students constructed a demonstration pump facility under the guidance of Dr. Manoj Kumar Barai. The document outlines the objectives, classification, construction details, drawings, working principle, performance parameters, material selection, maintenance requirements, installation process, discharge calculations, characteristics, efficiencies, advantages, disadvantages, and applications of reciprocating pumps. References are provided at the end.
The document discusses hydro power plants, including their essential elements and working principle. A hydro power plant uses the potential energy of stored water behind a dam to turn turbines and generate electricity. The main components are the dam, water reservoir, control gates, penstock (pipe), water turbines, and generators. Water flows from the reservoir through the penstock and its kinetic and potential energy is converted to rotational energy by the turbines. This spins the generator to produce electricity. The only hydroelectric plant in Bangladesh is the 230 MW Kaptai Dam located on the Karnaphuli River.
The Pelton wheel turbine was developed in 1880 by Lester Pelton. It is an impulse turbine that works best with high heads and low flows. The turbine consists of a nozzle that converts pressure to velocity, buckets around the rim that redirect the jet of water, and a casing. The high velocity jet from the nozzle strikes the buckets, transferring momentum to spin the turbine and generate power. Pelton wheels are commonly used to generate hydroelectric power from sources with high heads and low flows.
This presentation provides an overview of hydro power plants. It discusses how hydro power works by harnessing the kinetic energy of moving water to turn turbines and generate electricity. The document also provides a brief history of hydro power, describes the main components of hydro power plants, and lists advantages such as being a renewable source without air pollution, and disadvantages such as requiring large areas and having high capital costs.
This document is an internship report on transformers produced by Siemens Pakistan. It discusses transformer construction including the core, windings, and tap changers. It describes the manufacturing process and types of windings used for different transformer ratings. Finally, it outlines common transformer tests performed, including on-load tests, impedance tests, and lightning impulse tests.
This document provides an introduction to high pressure boilers. It discusses the unique features of high pressure boilers such as forced water circulation, small diameter tubes, and higher steam pressures and temperatures. It then summarizes several types of high pressure boilers including La-Mont, Benson, Loeffler, and Schmidt-Hartmann boilers. It also discusses supercritical boilers, fluidized bed combustion systems, and methods for superheat control and corrosion prevention in boilers.
The Francis turbine is an inward flow reaction turbine with radial discharge at the outlet. It is a mixed-flow turbine where water enters the runner radially and exits axially. Francis turbines are used in applications with medium head between 45-250 meters. They have medium specific speeds between 50-250 and a vertically oriented shaft. Francis turbines are widely used worldwide due to their high efficiencies between 80-94%. However, they also have high costs due to their complex design and cavitation can be an issue.
There are several types of power plants that generate electricity from different energy sources. Power plants can be categorized based on their fuel or input energy, including coal thermal power plants, hydraulic power plants, nuclear power plants, geothermal power plants, solar power plants, wind power plants, and biomass power plants. Coal thermal power plants generate electricity by burning coal to produce steam that spins turbines connected to generators. Hydraulic power plants use the kinetic energy of falling or flowing water to spin turbines and generate electricity. Nuclear power plants produce heat from nuclear fission in a reactor that converts water to high-pressure steam to spin turbines.
DC motors convert electrical energy into mechanical energy. There are two main types - AC and DC. A DC motor has a stationary magnetic field and an armature that rotates. The interaction between the magnetic field and current in the armature causes it to rotate. DC motors are classified as shunt, series, or compound based on how the field and armature circuits are connected. Shunt motors are constant speed, series motors have high starting torque but variable speed, and compound motors have characteristics of both.
Draft Tube and Cavitation | Fluid MechanicsSatish Taji
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Mechanical pressure gauges measure pressure by balancing a fluid column with a spring or dead weight. The main types are diaphragm, Bourdon tube, bellows, and dead-weight gauges. A dead-weight gauge is the most accurate and is used to calibrate other pressure gauges by applying precisely known pressures and comparing readings.
The Kaplan turbine is a water turbine that was invented in 1913-1922 by Viktor Kaplan. It has adjustable blades that allow it to efficiently handle a wide variation of water flows. The Kaplan turbine is well-suited for low head sites between 2-40 meters and has efficiencies over 90%. It is an inward flow reaction turbine where the water changes pressure and gives up energy as it moves through the adjustable blades, causing the runner to spin. The Kaplan turbine's adjustable blades make it more efficient at partial loads compared to other water turbines.
Gas turbine engines derive their power from burning fuel in a combustion chamber and using the fast flowing combustion gases to drive a turbine in much the same way as the high pressure steam drives a steam turbine.
The gas turbine is the engine at the heart of the power plant that produces electric current. A gas turbine is a combustion engine that can convert natural gas or other liquid fuels to mechanical energy. This energy then drives a generator that produces electrical energy.
In a gas turbine, gas is ignited under pressure and combustible high-pressure, high-temperature gases are produced. The combustible gases power a turbine, which in turn powers a generator. In a boiler power plant, electricity is generated by heating water to produce steam which, via a turbine, powers a generator.
This presentation discusses the Rankine cycle, which is used in most power plants to convert heat into mechanical work. It describes how William Rankine first contributed to the science of thermodynamics. The ideal Rankine cycle involves heating water in a boiler, expanding it in a turbine to produce work, then condensing it back to a liquid in a condenser. Modifications like reheat and regeneration were developed to increase the efficiency of the Rankine cycle used in real power plants.
Industrial training in Transformer manufacturing companyShridhar kulkarni
field training in transformer company,Manufacturing process and problem is given.problem for formation of sludge in the oil is given and also solution is given.
Turbines convert hydraulic energy from flowing water into mechanical energy via a shaft. Francis turbines, invented in 1848, are a common type of inward reaction turbine that convert both kinetic and pressure energy. They have main components like a spiral casing, guide vanes, runner, and draft tube. Pelton wheels are impulse turbines that use nozzles to convert water's pressure energy into kinetic energy before it strikes buckets on the runner to rotate it. They are suitable for high head applications.
The document provides information on fundamental hydraulic systems and their components. It discusses the basic principles and advantages of hydraulic systems over mechanical systems. It then describes the basic components of hydraulic systems including reservoirs, strainers, filters, accumulators, pressure gauges, flow meters, and pumps. It provides diagrams and explanations of how different types of hydraulic systems and components work.
Ifc good practicehandbook_cumulative impact assessmentzubeditufail
This document provides guidance on conducting cumulative impact assessments (CIAs) for private sector developers in emerging markets. It recommends a six-step rapid CIA (RCIA) process involving scoping, determining environmental and social baselines, assessing cumulative impacts, evaluating significance, and designing mitigation measures. The RCIA can be part of an environmental and social impact assessment or separate. It recognizes challenges in emerging markets include lack of data and planning. Governments are ultimately responsible for strategic planning, but the RCIA helps developers understand and manage their contribution to cumulative impacts.
The document discusses the importance of developing a strategic plan for an organization. It states that a strategic plan should outline the organization's mission and vision, identify goals and objectives, and establish strategies and tactics to achieve those goals over the next 3-5 years. The plan helps provide direction and ensures all employees are working towards the same priorities.
the presentation includes basic ideas about water pumps, various terminology generally used for the pumps, classification of pumps and ideas about the types its construction and working
This project document describes the design, installation, and testing of a reciprocating pump. A team of engineering students constructed a demonstration pump facility under the guidance of Dr. Manoj Kumar Barai. The document outlines the objectives, classification, construction details, drawings, working principle, performance parameters, material selection, maintenance requirements, installation process, discharge calculations, characteristics, efficiencies, advantages, disadvantages, and applications of reciprocating pumps. References are provided at the end.
The document discusses hydro power plants, including their essential elements and working principle. A hydro power plant uses the potential energy of stored water behind a dam to turn turbines and generate electricity. The main components are the dam, water reservoir, control gates, penstock (pipe), water turbines, and generators. Water flows from the reservoir through the penstock and its kinetic and potential energy is converted to rotational energy by the turbines. This spins the generator to produce electricity. The only hydroelectric plant in Bangladesh is the 230 MW Kaptai Dam located on the Karnaphuli River.
The Pelton wheel turbine was developed in 1880 by Lester Pelton. It is an impulse turbine that works best with high heads and low flows. The turbine consists of a nozzle that converts pressure to velocity, buckets around the rim that redirect the jet of water, and a casing. The high velocity jet from the nozzle strikes the buckets, transferring momentum to spin the turbine and generate power. Pelton wheels are commonly used to generate hydroelectric power from sources with high heads and low flows.
This presentation provides an overview of hydro power plants. It discusses how hydro power works by harnessing the kinetic energy of moving water to turn turbines and generate electricity. The document also provides a brief history of hydro power, describes the main components of hydro power plants, and lists advantages such as being a renewable source without air pollution, and disadvantages such as requiring large areas and having high capital costs.
This document is an internship report on transformers produced by Siemens Pakistan. It discusses transformer construction including the core, windings, and tap changers. It describes the manufacturing process and types of windings used for different transformer ratings. Finally, it outlines common transformer tests performed, including on-load tests, impedance tests, and lightning impulse tests.
This document provides an introduction to high pressure boilers. It discusses the unique features of high pressure boilers such as forced water circulation, small diameter tubes, and higher steam pressures and temperatures. It then summarizes several types of high pressure boilers including La-Mont, Benson, Loeffler, and Schmidt-Hartmann boilers. It also discusses supercritical boilers, fluidized bed combustion systems, and methods for superheat control and corrosion prevention in boilers.
The Francis turbine is an inward flow reaction turbine with radial discharge at the outlet. It is a mixed-flow turbine where water enters the runner radially and exits axially. Francis turbines are used in applications with medium head between 45-250 meters. They have medium specific speeds between 50-250 and a vertically oriented shaft. Francis turbines are widely used worldwide due to their high efficiencies between 80-94%. However, they also have high costs due to their complex design and cavitation can be an issue.
There are several types of power plants that generate electricity from different energy sources. Power plants can be categorized based on their fuel or input energy, including coal thermal power plants, hydraulic power plants, nuclear power plants, geothermal power plants, solar power plants, wind power plants, and biomass power plants. Coal thermal power plants generate electricity by burning coal to produce steam that spins turbines connected to generators. Hydraulic power plants use the kinetic energy of falling or flowing water to spin turbines and generate electricity. Nuclear power plants produce heat from nuclear fission in a reactor that converts water to high-pressure steam to spin turbines.
DC motors convert electrical energy into mechanical energy. There are two main types - AC and DC. A DC motor has a stationary magnetic field and an armature that rotates. The interaction between the magnetic field and current in the armature causes it to rotate. DC motors are classified as shunt, series, or compound based on how the field and armature circuits are connected. Shunt motors are constant speed, series motors have high starting torque but variable speed, and compound motors have characteristics of both.
Draft Tube and Cavitation | Fluid MechanicsSatish Taji
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Mechanical pressure gauges measure pressure by balancing a fluid column with a spring or dead weight. The main types are diaphragm, Bourdon tube, bellows, and dead-weight gauges. A dead-weight gauge is the most accurate and is used to calibrate other pressure gauges by applying precisely known pressures and comparing readings.
The Kaplan turbine is a water turbine that was invented in 1913-1922 by Viktor Kaplan. It has adjustable blades that allow it to efficiently handle a wide variation of water flows. The Kaplan turbine is well-suited for low head sites between 2-40 meters and has efficiencies over 90%. It is an inward flow reaction turbine where the water changes pressure and gives up energy as it moves through the adjustable blades, causing the runner to spin. The Kaplan turbine's adjustable blades make it more efficient at partial loads compared to other water turbines.
Gas turbine engines derive their power from burning fuel in a combustion chamber and using the fast flowing combustion gases to drive a turbine in much the same way as the high pressure steam drives a steam turbine.
The gas turbine is the engine at the heart of the power plant that produces electric current. A gas turbine is a combustion engine that can convert natural gas or other liquid fuels to mechanical energy. This energy then drives a generator that produces electrical energy.
In a gas turbine, gas is ignited under pressure and combustible high-pressure, high-temperature gases are produced. The combustible gases power a turbine, which in turn powers a generator. In a boiler power plant, electricity is generated by heating water to produce steam which, via a turbine, powers a generator.
This presentation discusses the Rankine cycle, which is used in most power plants to convert heat into mechanical work. It describes how William Rankine first contributed to the science of thermodynamics. The ideal Rankine cycle involves heating water in a boiler, expanding it in a turbine to produce work, then condensing it back to a liquid in a condenser. Modifications like reheat and regeneration were developed to increase the efficiency of the Rankine cycle used in real power plants.
Industrial training in Transformer manufacturing companyShridhar kulkarni
field training in transformer company,Manufacturing process and problem is given.problem for formation of sludge in the oil is given and also solution is given.
Turbines convert hydraulic energy from flowing water into mechanical energy via a shaft. Francis turbines, invented in 1848, are a common type of inward reaction turbine that convert both kinetic and pressure energy. They have main components like a spiral casing, guide vanes, runner, and draft tube. Pelton wheels are impulse turbines that use nozzles to convert water's pressure energy into kinetic energy before it strikes buckets on the runner to rotate it. They are suitable for high head applications.
The document provides information on fundamental hydraulic systems and their components. It discusses the basic principles and advantages of hydraulic systems over mechanical systems. It then describes the basic components of hydraulic systems including reservoirs, strainers, filters, accumulators, pressure gauges, flow meters, and pumps. It provides diagrams and explanations of how different types of hydraulic systems and components work.
Ifc good practicehandbook_cumulative impact assessmentzubeditufail
This document provides guidance on conducting cumulative impact assessments (CIAs) for private sector developers in emerging markets. It recommends a six-step rapid CIA (RCIA) process involving scoping, determining environmental and social baselines, assessing cumulative impacts, evaluating significance, and designing mitigation measures. The RCIA can be part of an environmental and social impact assessment or separate. It recognizes challenges in emerging markets include lack of data and planning. Governments are ultimately responsible for strategic planning, but the RCIA helps developers understand and manage their contribution to cumulative impacts.
The document discusses the importance of developing a strategic plan for an organization. It states that a strategic plan should outline the organization's mission and vision, identify goals and objectives, and establish strategies and tactics to achieve those goals over the next 3-5 years. The plan helps provide direction and ensures all employees are working towards the same priorities.
The document provides design details for a column base plate, including:
1) Calculations for required plate thickness based on bearing pressure and moments;
2) Tension design calculations for bolts and plate thickness;
3) Shear and bending calculations for a shear key; and
4) Weld design checks.
The summary includes key parameters such as bearing pressure, grade of concrete, permissible stresses, bolt sizes, and plate dimensions.
This document provides details about the Kulekhani Hydroelectric Power Plant in Nepal. It describes the key elements of hydroelectric power plants including the catchment area that collects water, reservoirs to store water, dams to raise the water level, turbines to convert kinetic energy to mechanical energy, generators to produce electricity, and other components like penstocks, draft tubes, and trash racks. It also discusses the primary elements of the Kulekhani plant specifically, including its 126 square kilometer catchment area and 2.2 square kilometer reservoir. Finally, it outlines some advantages like low operating costs and disadvantages like high initial costs and dependence on water availability.
This document provides guidelines for the hydraulic design of small hydro power plants, including the design of head works and intake structures. It discusses three main types of head works: lateral intake, trench intake, and reservoir/canal intakes. For lateral intake head works, guidelines are provided on site selection, determining key elevations, layout, sizing sediment flushing gates, sizing intake trash racks, and designing diversion structures and spillways. References for further information on lateral intake and diversion weir design are also included. The guidelines aim to optimize hydraulic performance while balancing other practical constraints. Hydraulic model studies are recommended for important projects or unusual sites.
This document provides an outline for a presentation on evaluating the performance of desilting basins used in small hydropower plants. It discusses the problems caused by sediment in SHP plants and how desilting basins are used to trap sediment before it reaches turbines. The objective of the study is to evaluate the performance of existing desilting devices and examine the impact of sediment on turbines. Data was collected from 14 SHP sites through site visits. Desilting basin efficiency was evaluated using various methods and compared to observed efficiency. Analysis found the effect of desilting basin efficiency on turbine runners.
SCG report covering 35+ SHP sites of Himurja (3-5 MW) to be released on October 13, 2014. The report will contain information about project location, catchment area, hydrology, estimated power potential, accessibility, and status of other SHP projects in the same stream (upstream/ downstream). More details about content, projects covered, pricing etc in the attached document. Order your copy before October 10 to get a 20% Early Bird Discount.
Vocational training report NHPC TANAKPUR UttarakhandShadab Khan
This document provides an overview of the vocational training completed at NHPC Tanakpur power station. It includes details of the location, key hydrological features, design of the barrage, spillway, sluices, power channel, penstock, tail race channel, power house, turbines, generators, bus duct, transformer, switchyard, and equipment operation. The training covered understanding the generation process, equipment functions, start up and shutdown procedures, synchronization, fault response, and troubleshooting.
This document provides an overview of a 469MW combined cycle power plant located in Samalkot, India. It describes the plant's capacity and inputs/outputs. The plant uses a combination of gas and steam cycles with two gas turbines and one steam turbine. It also includes details on the electrical equipment such as generators, transformers, circuit breakers and isolators. Protection schemes, ratings, and alternative systems such as diesel generators and UPS systems are covered as well.
The document discusses different types of wind turbine generators used in wind energy technology. It covers the fundamentals of wind power generation and describes various generator and motor types used - including induction motors, permanent magnet synchronous generators, squirrel cage induction generators, wound rotor induction generators, and doubly fed induction generators. The document also discusses high temperature superconducting wind turbine generators and provides comparisons of advantages and disadvantages of different generator types.
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Full-scale converter for synchronous wind turbine generatorsLong Thang Pham
This document summarizes a presentation about full scale converters for synchronous wind turbine generators. It begins with an introduction to the evolution of wind turbines over time towards larger capacity and increased use of power electronics. It then covers the characteristics of variable speed wind turbines using full scale converters, including advantages like high efficiency and reactive power control. The document reviews different generator and converter designs that have been used in wind turbines. It also discusses control strategies for both the generator side and grid side converters. Applications of variable speed wind turbines using full scale converters are described for both onshore and offshore wind power. The conclusion discusses future directions such as developing offshore wind farms and improving efficiency and reliability.
1) The document proposes a hybrid renewable energy system using a doubly fed induction generator (DFIG) driven by a wind turbine combined with photovoltaic (PV) panels.
2) A three-level neutral point clamped (NPC) inverter is used to convert the rectified voltage from the grid or DC voltage from the PV panels to a variable frequency voltage to supply the DFIG rotor.
3) Maximum power point tracking (MPPT) is used to extract maximum power from the PV panels and regulate the output voltage from the DFIG based on a vector control scheme using D-Q axis current control.
A PFC Fed Asynchronous Generator For Advanced Wind Power Generation Excited B...IOSR Journals
This document describes a proposed system for wind power generation using an asynchronous generator excited by a voltage source inverter. The system aims to reduce costs compared to using an expensive synchronous generator. It consists of a power factor correction converter (PFCC) combining a diode rectifier and boost chopper, and a voltage source converter (VSC). In the system, the VSC supplies reactive power to excite the induction generator, while the PFCC controls the duty cycle to regulate real power from the generator. Simulation results in MATLAB/Simulink show that this configuration can efficiently generate power from the induction generator at variable speeds below synchronous speed by controlling the VSC and PFCC.
The document discusses upgrading an Elektra-Faurandau motor control system by implementing variable frequency drive (VFD) technology. It describes the working principles of the existing Elektra-Faurandau motor and identifies issues with it like commutator sparking and overheating. It proposes replacing the motor with an induction motor for improved efficiency and reliability. Implementing VFD controllers would allow variable speed control of the induction motors while reducing starting current and mitigating issues on the electrical supply network. The document provides details on selecting VFD parameters for different applications like pumps and extruders to optimize performance and protection.
Grid Connected Wind Turbine Generator with Real and Reactive Power ControlIRJET Journal
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2. Why hydropower in Nepal??
Principle of hydropower
generation
Key to rescue form the energy
crises of Nepal
Hydropower potential in Nepal
Hydropower constructional
background
The hydropower project
practices in Nepal
3. Modikhola Hydropower
One of the high potential river in country
Run off River type plant (ROR)
3 km river section , gross head available is 71 m.
2 generator units with each installed capacity 7.4Mw.
average annual energy generation of 91 GWh.
Estimated initial cost is US $ 27.2 Dollar
construction supervision works were carried out fully by
NEA
The project construction was started in May 1996
4.
5. Civil construction detail
Catchment Area 510 sq. km
Maximum Design Discharge 27.5 𝑚3
/s
Turbine Discharge 25 𝑚3
/s
Rated Net Head 66.96 m
Diversion Weir H=7.5 m, L=33 m
Intake L=33 m, H=0.7 m, W=20.5
m
Box Culvert 250 m (twin barreled)
Desanding Basin (twin chambered) L=154.5 m, W=10 m,
H=6.5 m
Open Canal 61 m
Regulating Pondage 37,900 𝑚3
Total Tunnel length 2071 m
Surge tank H=40 m, dia=9 m
Powerhouse L=28 m, W= 14.5 m,
H=23.5 m
Tailrace Box Culvert 281 m
6. Mechanical details
Turbines
Type
Vertical, Francis
Number 2
Rated Output 7.4
MW
Rated Speed429 rpm
Shaft
Orientation
vertical
8. Electrical Details
Generators
Type Vertical Shaft, Synchronous type
Number 2
Capacity 8260 kVA
Power factor 0.9
Voltage 6600 V
Frequency 50 Hz
Transformers
Type Three phase
Number 2
Capacity 8260 kVA
Voltage Ratio 6.6/132 kV
Transmission Line 132 kV, L=37 km
Towers 109 nos.
Installed Plant Capacity 14.8 MW (2 x 7.4 MW)
Total Avg Annual Energy 92.5 GWh
10. Motor
Induction motor
Used in dewatering system,
cooling system,
diesel generator starter
Servo motor
Used in governing the guide vane during load
fluctuation for frequency control
13. Control system
Controlling the overall flow
Butterflying valve.
Controlling the excitation
AVR system.
Controlling the power output
Governing mechanism .
Circuit breaking
Relay
CT & PT
SF6
ACB(Air circuit breaker)
VCB(vacuum circuit breaker)
PID control system
Mechanical breaking system
14. Governing mechanism
Modi khola is a national grid connected system
Automatic electronic governing mechanism using
plc linked with the hydraulic governer.
Hydraulic governer is linked to the guide vane of
the generator which finally regulates the overall
flow of the water in the turbine to produce the
require amount of power
16. Synchronization process
Modi khola hydropower is a national grid
connected system.
Two types of synchronizing system.
Automatic synchronizing system.
Synchronizing rely.
Manual synchronizing system.
19. Excitation control system
Plays an important role in maintaing the reactive power
flow in the system.
Maintain the power factor of the generator in specfied
limits
Maintain the generated voltage in the specfied limits.
The excitation system used is burshless excitation
system controlled by the digital automatic voltage
regulator.
AVR is the thristor embedded system which compares
the output voltage of generator and provides the
necessary excitation voltage to the generator
25. Problem and Recommendation
Small area of the settling
basin so the sand does
not settle properly in the
basin;
Problem in diversion
system and intake
construction.
There is no SCADA
system in use.
The settling basin should
be upgraded.
The direction of the flow
of water should be
managed at diversion
weir.
The SCADA system
should be maintained as
soon as possible
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