Hydraulic turbines

contains pelton turbine , kaplan turbine , and francis turbine with their working. contains GIF and videos of working

1. HYDRAULIC TURBINES

2. CONTENT 1 ] DEFINATION OF HYDRAULIC TURBINE 2] CLASIFICATION 3] TYPES 3.1] Pelton turbine 3.2] Kaplan turbine 3.3] Francis turbine 4] DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PELTON , KAPLAN , FRANCIS TURBINES.

3. INTRODUCTION A  water turbine  is a rotary machine that converts kinetic energy and potential energy of  water  into mechanical work and rotates the shaft to produce electric energy. Basic working principle:- Hydraulic turbine converts the potential energy of water into mechanical work.

4. CLASSIFICATION Based on head a) High head turbines b) Medium head turbines c) Low head turbines Based on hydraulic action of water a) Impulse turbines b) Reaction turbines Based on direction of flow of water in the runner a) Tangential flow turbines b) Radial flow turbines c) Axial flow turbines d) Mixed flow turbines

5. Three most popular turbines are PELTON WHEEL { PELTON TURBINE} KAPLAN TURBINE {PROPELLER TURBINE} FRANCIS TURBINE

6. PELTON WHEEL The  Pelton wheel  is an   impulse   type  water turbine . It was invented by  Lester A llan P elton in the 1870s . This turbine is used for high heads

7. SPECIFICATION Power generation is about 400MW. The speed rate ranges from 65 to 800rpm. The efficiency is about 85%. The runner diameters is between 0.8 t0 6.0m. The operational head is from 15 to 1800m.

8. MAIN COMPONENTS 1] Nozzle and spear 2] Runner and bucket 3] Casing 4] Breaking jet 1] Nozzle :- It controls the amount of water striking the vanes of runner. 2] Casing :- It is used to prevent splashing of water.

9. 3] Runner and Bucket :- It is circular disc on the periphery on which evenly spaced bucket are fixed. 4] Breaking jet :- Its function is to stop the runner in a short time period.

10. WORKING 1. The flow of water is tangential to the runner. So it is a tangential flow impulse turbine. 2. The runner consists of a single wheel mounted on a horizontal shaft. 3. Water falls towards the turbine through a pipe called penstock and flows through a nozzle. 4. The high speed jet of water hits the buckets (vanes) on the wheel and causes the wheel to rotate. 5. A spear rod which has a spear shaped end can be moved by a hand wheel. 6. This movement controls the flow of water leaving the nozzle before it strikes the bucket .

11. 7. The bucket or vane is so shaped that when the water strikes, it gets split into two and gives it an impulse force in the center of the bucket. This bucket is also known as splitter.

12. SR NO. STATION POWER GENERATED[MW] 1 AMBALA CANTT[INDIA] 800 2 BIEUDRON[SWISS] 1269 3 CASTAIC [US] 1500

13. KAPLAN TURBINE The  Kaplan turbine  is a propeller-type  water turbine which has adjustable blades. It was developed in 1913 by Austrian professor   Viktor Kaplan. It is mainly used for low-head applications.

14. SPECIFICATIONS The head ranges from 10–70 metres T he output varies from 5 to 200 MW . Runner diameters are between 2 and 11 metres .   The rotational speed rate ranges from 69.2 rpm to 429 rpm It gives highest efficiency which is over 90%.

15. THE MAIN COMPONENTS ARE :- 1] Scroll casing 2] G uide vanes 3] Draft tube 4] Runner 5] Hub 1] Scroll casing : It is the casing which guides the water and control the water passage. 2] Guide vanes : It is the vanes which guide the water and perform same function that by scroll.

16. 3] Draft tube :- It discharges the water to trail race through gradually expanding tube. 4] Runner :- It is connected to shaft of the generator. 5] Hub :- It part on which runner is mounted

17. WORKING The water from the penstocks enters the scroll casing and then moves to the guide vanes. From the guide vanes, the water turns through 90° and flows axially through the runner . For Kaplan Turbine, the shaft of the turbine is vertical. The lower end of the shaft is made larger and is called ‘Hub’ or ‘Boss’. The vanes are fixed on the hub and hence Hub acts as runner for axial flow turbine. Water flow in Runner Water flow out

18. APLLICATIONS The kaplan turbine is used in I ndian. SR NO. STATION POWER GENERATED [MW] 1. LPH 55 2. KADRA 150 3. KODASSALLI 120 4. ALMATTI 275

19. FRANCIS TURBINE The  Francis turbine  is an inward-flow  reaction turbine that combines radial and axial flow concepts .   It was developed by  James .B. Francis.

20. SPECIFICATION They operate in a  water head  from 40 to 600 m (130 to 2,000  ft ). The power generated is 800MW. The speed range of the turbine is from 75 to 1000  rpm. It give efficiency of about 90%. The runner diameters are between 0.91 to 10.6 m.

21. THE MAIN PARTS ARE :- 1] Spiral casing 2] Guide vanes 3] Runners 4] Draft tube 1] S piral casing :- It guides the water to the guide vanes and also control the flow. 2] Guide vanes :- They guide the water to runner and get closed on increase in flow.

22. 3] Runner :- They are heart of the turbine and rotate on the impact of flow. 4] Draft tube :- It is place from  where the water is discharged from the turbine

23. WORKING Penstock conveys water from the upstream to the turbine runner . Spiral Casing constitutes a closed passage whose cross-sectional area gradually decreases along the flow direction; area is maximum at inlet and nearly zero at exit. The vanes direct the water on to the runner at an angle appropriate to the design, the motion of them is given by means of hand wheel. Runner Blades move due to the driving force on the runner which is due to impulse and reaction effect. Draft Tube is gradually expanding tube which discharges water, passing through the runner to the tail race. Water in Water out

24. The F rancis turbine are used in places like:- SR NO . PLACES POWER GENERATION [MW] 1 Koyna IV (India) 250 2 Turkwell (Kenya) 53 3 Karun (Iran) 250 4 Three Gorges (China) 765

25. DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PELTON,KAPLAN,FRANCIS PARAMETERS PELTON TURBINE KAPLAN TURBINE FRANCIS TURBINE TYPE OF TURBINE IMPULSE TYPE PROPELLER TYPPE INWARD FLOW REACTION TYPE POWER GENRATION [MW] 400 200 800 SPEED RATE[rpm] 65 - 800 70-429 75 -1000 EFFICIENCY[%] 85 80 90

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