Company Creates Hydroturbine Similar to a Small Hydroelectric Plant That Generates Renewable Energy Day and Night

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 02/04/2021 at 11:58

Updated on 03/04/2021 at 14:32

Hidroturbina da empresa Turbulent – Fonte: turbulent.be/technology

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Company Creates Hydroturbine Similar to a Small Hydroelectric Plant That Generates Renewable Energy Day and Night

The creation of the Belgian company Turbulent is similar to a small hydroelectric plant and is capable of generating renewable energy at any time. The hydroturbine project consists of a small hydroelectric plant, capable of producing renewable energy with low impact on the environment. The technology, named Vortex Turbine, creates a whirlpool of water to generate electricity.

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Founded in 2015, Turbulent, a green technology company based in Belgium, developed an innovative hydroelectric turbine that generates 100% renewable energy 24 hours a day.

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The hydroelectric micropower plant is ideal for rural areas and regions lacking electrical grids. The turbine can be installed in rivers, canals, and streams, generating energy with almost zero CO2 emissions. Unlike large dams, it requires a height difference of only 1.5 to 5 meters to operate.

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A New Technology for the Market – Small Hydroelectric Plant

Hydroelectric technology is considered a clean and renewable energy source. Energy is generated from the conversion of kinetic and potential energy of falling water into rotational shaft energy, which can be used to drive an electricity generator.

However, several studies have recorded a number of damages caused to fish that often enter the hydroelectric structure and get harmed.

The risks include skin injuries, scale loss, fin issues, hemorrhages, bruises, body part amputations, and internal injuries. This is because conventional plants are often equipped with Pelton, Kaplan, or Francis turbines.

These turbines are known for the high fish mortality they cause due to their high rotational speeds, pressure changes, and forces.

Company Creates Hydroturbine Similar to a Small Hydroelectric Plant That Generates Renewable Energy Day and Night

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