Patent classifications
E02B9/022
Method for controlling a water sluice gate drive for a water sluice gate having an electric machine, service connection, water sluice gate drive and hydroelectric power plant
The invention relates to a method for controlling a water sluice gate drive for a water sluice gate, in particular for a roller sluice gate, preferably in a hydroelectric power plant, wherein the drive has an electric machine, in particular has an asynchronous machine, in particular an asynchronous motor/generator. According to the invention, it is provided that the electric machine, in particular an asynchronous machine, has a fan brake, wherein the method comprises the steps of: disengagement of the fan brake in the case that an insufficient power supply is indicated, self-actuated operation of the electric machine, in particular an asynchronous machine, wherein the electric machine, in particular an asynchronous machine, is operated in generative island operation, in which a rotating field is generated in a self-actuating manner.
Penstock internal maintenance system and process of assembling, anchor unit
In a penstock internal maintenance system, the penstock includes an inclined portion between upper and lower ends, the upper end arranged in an edifice including a water collecting chamber and a gate bearing structure allowing a gate to close the penstock, the gate bearing structure adjacent the water collecting chamber forming a vertical pit. The system includes a set of units assembled in an assembled configuration and separated in a dismounted configuration, the units including an anchor unit, a launching unit and a penstock inspection platform unit, the units in the dismounted configuration being enter the penstock through the gate bearing structure adjacent the water collecting chamber, the units are assembled when located in the penstock, the anchor unit slidingly received and retained in the gate bearing structure, the anchor unit having two lateral edges being guided and retained in two vertical lateral grooves of the gate bearing structure.
Hydrodynamic installation having an electric drive for actuating a water protection
A hydrodynamic installation includes an upper water tank, a lower water tank, a water way system which has a plurality of partial water ways and which connects the upper water tank to the lower water tank. A hydraulic machine is arranged in the water way system, a water protection is arranged in a partial water way, and an electric drive provided for actuating the water protection. The electric drive is constructed in such a manner that it also ensures safe closing of the water protection in the event of a power failure without an emergency power supply being provided to this end.
Modular hydropower unit
A portable hydropower module is provided for the generation of economical hydroelectric power at low-head sites, such as dams and weirs. More particularly, the portable hydropower modules are able to streamline the construction of power generation facilities and improve the economics of hydropower development for low-head sites. The portable hydropower modules may be produced off-site and then transported, such as by floating, to the designated low-head site. The portable hydropower modules may be specifically designed to efficiently facilitate the energy capabilities at the chosen low-head sites.
HYDRODYNAMIC INSTALLATION HAVING AN ELECTRIC DRIVE FOR ACTUATING A WATER PROTECTION
A hydrodynamic installation includes an upper water tank, a lower water tank, a water way system which has a plurality of partial water ways and which connects the upper water tank to the lower water tank. A hydraulic machine is arranged in the water way system, a water protection is arranged in a partial water way, and an electric drive provided for actuating the water protection. The electric drive is constructed in such a manner that it also ensures safe closing of the water protection in the event of a power failure without an emergency power supply being provided to this end.
MODULAR HYDROPOWER UNIT
A portable hydropower module is provided for the generation of economical hydroelectric power at low-head sites, such as dams and weirs. More particularly, the portable hydropower modules are able to streamline the construction of power generation facilities and improve the economics of hydropower development for low-head sites. The portable hydropower modules may be produced off-site and then transported, such as by floating, to the designated low-head site. The portable hydropower modules may be specifically designed to efficiently facilitate the energy capabilities at the chosen low-head sites.
Resevoir dredging assembly
A reservoir dredging assembly includes a dredging tube and at least one dredging device adapted to be installed to at least one secondary reservoir. The at least one dredging device includes a linking tube, an extending tube, a water gate, and a control unit. The linking tube is connected to the dredging tube for water in a primary reservoir, together with sediments deposited therein, to flow through. The extending tube has a top cutlet adapted to be located lower than the maximum water level of the primary reservoir. The water gate is mounted in the linking tube at a position downstream of the extending tube. The control unit is convertible between a first state for closing the water gate and a second state for opening the water gate.
RESERVOIR DREDGING ASSEMBLY
A reservoir dredging assembly includes a dredging tube and at least one dredging device adapted to be installed to at least one secondary reservoir. The at least one dredging device includes a linking tube, an extending tube, a water gate, and a control unit. The linking tube is connected to the dredging tube for water in a primary reservoir, together with sediments deposited therein, to flow through. The extending tube has a top cutlet adapted to be located lower than the maximum water level of the primary reservoir. The water gate is mounted in the linking tube at a position downstream of the extending tube. The control unit is convertible between a first state for closing the water gate and a second state for opening the water gate.