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    Hydraulic Machines

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    30 CHAPTER 5 TURBINES 5.1 Introduction Hydraulic turbines are the machines which use the energy of water and convert it to mechanical energy. The mechanical energy developed by a turbine is used in running an electric generator which is directly coupled to the shaft of the turbine. The electric generator thus develops electric power‚ which is known as hydro-electric power. 5.2 Elements of Hydraulic Power Plants Fig.5.1 General Layout of a Hydraulic Power Plant 31

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    Corbin‚ Cristina. “Interior Department Approves Construction of Controversial Offshore Wind Farm.” Foxnews.com. N.p.‚ 28 Apr. 2010. Web. 22 Aug. 2010. <http://www.foxnews.com/‌politics/‌2010/‌04/‌28/‌interior-department-poised-annouce-decision-controversial-offshore-wind-farm/>. Daley‚ Beth. “2 Tribes Object to Cape Wind Turbines.” Boston.com. Boston Globe‚ 29 Oct. 2009. Web. 22 Aug. 2010. Hochberg‚ Adam. “Wind Farms Draw Mixed Response in Appalaicha.” NPR.org. N.p.‚ 27 Mar. 2006. Web. 22 Aug.

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    Hydroelectric Power Intro

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    harnessing the power of flowing water. The power is generated by channeling the flow through a turbine which rotates a generator and creates the power. The most common location for instillation of a hydroelectric power plant is at a dam. The water develops potential energy while it is stored in the reservoir behind the dam and is then gravity feed through extremely large steel pipes into the turbine. The pipes used are referred to as penstocks. In large-scale power plants‚ the penstocks can easily

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    fatal flaw which is usually hubris‚ or pride‚ commonly precipitates a catastrophic downfall (Greenberg par.1). Lastly‚ a humbled recognition of his flaw‚ and a reversal of fortune must occur. Scarlett O’Hara‚ from Margaret Mitchell’s Gone With the Wind‚ exhibits all the qualities of a tragic hero as defined by the famous playwright Aristotle. The first characteristic of all tragic heroes is nobility. Scarlett O’Hara was born the daughter of a wealthy and successful plantation owner in Clayton County

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    Community Health

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    carrier) • Toys/games/books Prepare Your Home and Property • Secure or store items from yard • Trim loose and dead branches from trees • Secure windows with storm shutters or plywood (pre-drill holes) • Remove satellite dishes‚ antennae and roof turbines • Clean out gutters • Stack sandbags around exterior doorframes • Securely moor or move your watercraft to a safe location Have On Hand • Tools (hammer‚ screwdriver‚ chainsaw‚ etc.) • Plastic tarp (roof/window repair) • Clean up supplies (for

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    undetected until it hit during the night and caused huge devastation to the British Isles‚ France‚ Spain‚ Belgium and Norway. It hit the South West & South East of England with a maximum gust of 122 mph in Norfolk. In addition the highest hourly mean wind speed was 85 mph at Shoreham-by-Sea and was sustained for 20 minutes. The social damage was huge; 19 people were killed‚ mainly from collapsing buildings and structures or falling debris. However had this storm been during the day time the death toll

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    issues and concerns regarding the building of wind farms? (8 marks) 2. Explain how the headline and picture are effective and how they link to the text. (8 marks) 3. Explain some of the thoughts and feelings Claire Francis has during the storm. (8 marks) 4. Compare the different ways in which language is used for effect in the two texts. Give some examples and analyse the effects. (16 marks) Answers: 1. From Leach’s article we learn that wind farms could detract from ‘one in six beauty

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    DESIGN OF A SMALL SCALE PELTON TURBINE RIG FOR USE IN A LABORATORY Abstract Contents Introduction Aims and objectives The aim of this project is to design a simple Pelton wheel rig for experimental use in a university laboratory. The final design should be able to be built with the equipment and resources at the university and be able to be operated with the most basic knowledge of water turbines. This report also goes into the theory of turbines and power generation‚ particularly

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    Ireland. The site chosen as the focus for this case study required significant refurbishment work to be completed at an estimated cost of approximately €55‚000 as quoted by one manufacturer in March 2009. This investment would render the hydro turbine fit for operation for years to come and equip the installation with an import/export metering arrangement which would permit the sale of surplus power not required on site‚ to be sold to the ESB. There are hundreds of old hydro sites in Ireland

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    System architecture

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    potential energy (wind‚ solar or chemical) into electrical energy. In its simplest form it consists of steam generation equipment (boiler or nuclear reactor) and a turbine driving an electrical generator. The energy sources available in the world include coal‚ oil‚ gas‚ nuclear‚ hydroelectric‚ wind‚ solar‚ refuse-based and biomass. We can broadly categorize power plants into the following classes. I. Thermal  Fossil  Coal  Oil  Gas  Nuclear II. Hydro III. Wind IV. Solar V

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