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 *'''A Buyers Guide'''
 Canadian brochure of 56 pages. Containing general information about: planning, components, costs, examples and turbine producers of hydropower installations ranging from 200 W - 15 kW.
-► "[[:File:MicroHydroGuide.pdf|A Buyers Guide]]" a nice overview, easy understandable.
+► "[[:File:Micro Hydropower System - A Buyer's Guide.pdf|A Buyers Guide]]" a nice overview, easy understandable.
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 *'''Pico hydropower attempts''', MHPP, Indonesia, 2007-08
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 <references /><br/>
 [[Category:Hydro]]

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 [[Portal:Hydro|►Back to Hydro Portal]]
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-<u>Explanation:</u>[[File:Tp100 application-range example.jpg|right|border|500px|Tp100 application-range example.jpg|alt=Tp100 application-range example.jpg]]<br/>The colored lines indicate the power output at certain height/flow situations. The red horizontal line such turbine is technically not feasible, the blue "2 kW" line indicates a tech. maximum (for this specific turbine). The dotted lines separate three areas wherein turbines have certain sizes (30, 60 and 100 mm wide).<br/>Example: at a site with 15 m height difference and a flow of 15 l/s the turbine can produce 1.5 kW (it will have a width of 60 mm). If on the same site (15 m) 25 l/s flow, power output will be 1.8 kW.
+<u>Explanation:</u>[[File:Tp100 application-range example.jpg|border|right|500px|Tp100 application-range example.jpg|alt=Tp100 application-range example.jpg]]<br/>The colored lines indicate the power output at certain height/flow situations. The red horizontal line such turbine is technically not feasible, the blue "2 kW" line indicates a tech. maximum (for this specific turbine). The dotted lines separate three areas wherein turbines have certain sizes (30, 60 and 100 mm wide).<br/>Example: at a site with 15 m height difference and a flow of 15 l/s the turbine can produce 1.5 kW (it will have a width of 60 mm). If on the same site (15 m) 25 l/s flow, power output will be 1.8 kW.
 <u>Remark: </u><br/>to produce the same electric power by [[Photovoltaic (PV)|photovoltaic]] you require about 50 m<sup>2</sup> PV-panels (and min. 20 batteries).
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 [[Pico Hydro Power#toc|►Go to Top]]
-=== Pico Hydro Materials ===
+<br/>
-'''Pump as Turbine'''
+*'''Pump as Turbine'''
 it is possible to use water pumps "backwards" as turbines. Advantages is a wide availability also from spare parts.
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 <br/>
+*'''A Buyers Guide'''
 '''A Buyers Guide'''
 Canadian brochure of 56 pages. Containing general information about: planning, components, costs, examples and turbine producers of hydropower installations ranging from 200 W - 15 kW. "[[:File:MicroHydroGuide.pdf|A Buyers Guide]]" a nice overview, easy understandable.
 <br/>
+*'''Pico hydropower attempts''', MHPP, Indonesia, 2007-08
 '''Pico hydropower attempts''', MHPP, Indonesia, 2007-08
 A consolidation of the Pico hydropower efforts in Indonesia during 2007-08. Especially the results on a feasibility research on Family hydro units. An approach to spread turbine technology for single households or very small clusters of users. [[:File:MHPP's Pico Component 2007-08.pdf|MHPP's Pico Component 2007-08.pdf]]
 <br/>
+*'''[[Pocket-Hydro|Pocket Hydro]] – ''''''a mini power plant for decentralized electric power'''
 '''[[Pocket-Hydro|Pocket Hydro]] – ''''''a mini power plant for decentralized electric power'''
 Ongoing project with the '''aim''' to provide affordable electric lighting through the use of local water energy in remote rural areas.
 [[Category:Micro-Hydro/Pico-Hydro]]

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 Electricity has a high value so working systems will spread quickly.<br/>In many countries self-made solutions can be found, whereby a wooden water wheel is coupled with a car-alternator to produce electricity. Professional solutions increase efficiency reliability and safety.
-[[Pico Hydro Power#Introduction|►Go to Top]]
+[[Pico Hydro Power#toc|►Go to Top]]
 === Pico Hydro Turbines<br/> ===
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 |}
-[[Pico Hydro Power#Introduction|►Go to Top]]
+[[Pico Hydro Power#toc|►Go to Top]]
 ==== Experiences with Certain Pico Turbines<br/> ====
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 |}
-[[Pico Hydro Power#Introduction|►Go to Top]]
+[[Pico Hydro Power#toc|►Go to Top]]
 === Chances and Challenges<br/> ===
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 *Difficult access of clients => requires hubs and/or supply structure.
-[[Pico Hydro Power#Introduction|►Go to Top]]
+[[Pico Hydro Power#toc|►Go to Top]]
 === Capacity ===
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 <u>Remark: </u><br/>to produce the same electric power by [[Photovoltaic (PV)|photovoltaic]] you require about 50 m<sup>2</sup> PV-panels (and min. 20 batteries).
-[[Pico Hydro Power#Introduction|►Go to Top]]
+[[Pico Hydro Power#toc|►Go to Top]]
 === Pico Hydro Materials ===
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 Ongoing project with the '''aim''' to provide affordable electric lighting through the use of local water energy in remote rural areas.
 [[Category:Micro-Hydro/Pico-Hydro]]

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 [[Portal:Hydro|►Back to Hydro Portal]]
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 it is possible to use water pumps "backwards" as turbines. Advantages is a wide availability also from spare parts.
-=> Manual how to plan a site by using a [[:File:PaT-Manual 1.2.doc|Pump as Turbine]] (PaT)
+=> Manual how to plan a site by using a [[:File:Pump as Turbine (PaT) Manual.doc|Pump as Turbine]] (PaT)
 <br/>
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 Ongoing project with the '''aim''' to provide affordable electric lighting through the use of local water energy in remote rural areas.
 [[Category:Hydro]]

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 {| class="FCK__ShowTableBorders" style="width: 721px; height: 350px" border="0" cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1"
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-| [[File:Pico-Turbines.jpg|thumb|left|Pico-Turbines.jpg]]
+| [[File:Pico-Turbines.jpg|thumb|left|180px|Pico-Turbines.jpg]]
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 Each type of turbine has its own features.
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 | Power
-| [[:File:Tp100_application-range.jpg|500 -2000 W]]
+| [[:File:Tp100 application-range.jpg|500 -2000 W]]
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 | Site
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 Factsheets on site installations in Indonesia:
-[[:File:Mini_Hydro_Power_Project_in_Salulombe,Indonesia.pdf|Salulombe]], [[:File:Mini_Hydro_Power_Project_in_Garumpar,_Indonesia.pdf|Garumpar]]
+[[:File:Mini Hydro Power Project in Salulombe,Indonesia.pdf|Salulombe]], [[:File:Mini Hydro Power Project in Garumpar, Indonesia.pdf|Garumpar]]
+|
-[[File:Infobox Tp100.jpg|thumb|right|Infobox Tp100.jpg]]
+[[File:Infobox Tp100.jpg|thumb|right|180px|Infobox Tp100.jpg]]
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 Additional cost*: 50 - 200 USD<br/><sup>*</sup>depending on length of transmission cable<br/>
-| [[File:Infobox TC60.jpg|thumb|right|Infobox TC60.jpg]]
+| [[File:Infobox TC60.jpg|thumb|right|180px|Infobox TC60.jpg]]
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 <br/>
-<u>Explanation:</u>[[File:Tp100 application-range example.jpg|right|Tp100 application-range example.jpg|alt=Tp100 application-range example.jpg]]<br/>The colored lines indicate the power output at certain height/flow situations. The red horizontal line such turbine is technically not feasible, the blue "2 kW" line indicates a tech. maximum (for this specific turbine). The dotted lines separate three areas wherein turbines have certain sizes (30, 60 and 100 mm wide).<br/>Example: at a site with 15 m height difference and a flow of 15 l/s the turbine can produce 1.5 kW (it will have a width of 60 mm). If on the same site (15 m) 25 l/s flow, power output will be 1.8 kW.
+<u>Explanation:</u>[[File:Tp100 application-range example.jpg|right|border|500px|Tp100 application-range example.jpg|alt=Tp100 application-range example.jpg]]<br/>The colored lines indicate the power output at certain height/flow situations. The red horizontal line such turbine is technically not feasible, the blue "2 kW" line indicates a tech. maximum (for this specific turbine). The dotted lines separate three areas wherein turbines have certain sizes (30, 60 and 100 mm wide).<br/>Example: at a site with 15 m height difference and a flow of 15 l/s the turbine can produce 1.5 kW (it will have a width of 60 mm). If on the same site (15 m) 25 l/s flow, power output will be 1.8 kW.
-<u>Remark: </u><br/>to produce the same electric power by [[Photovoltaic_(PV)|photovoltaic]] you require about 50 m<sup>2</sup> PV-panels (and min. 20 batteries).
+<u>Remark: </u><br/>to produce the same electric power by [[Photovoltaic (PV)|photovoltaic]] you require about 50 m<sup>2</sup> PV-panels (and min. 20 batteries).
 [[Pico Hydro Power#Introduction|►Go to Top]]
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 it is possible to use water pumps "backwards" as turbines. Advantages is a wide availability also from spare parts.
-=> Manual how to plan a site by using a [[:File:PaT-Manual_1.2.doc|Pump as Turbine]] (PaT)
+=> Manual how to plan a site by using a [[:File:PaT-Manual 1.2.doc|Pump as Turbine]] (PaT)
 <br/>
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 '''Pico hydropower attempts''', MHPP, Indonesia, 2007-08
-A consolidation of the Pico hydropower efforts in Indonesia during 2007-08. Especially the results on a feasibility research on Family hydro units. An approach to spread turbine technology for single households or very small clusters of users. [[:File:MHPP's_Pico_Component_2007-08.pdf|MHPP's Pico Component 2007-08.pdf]]
+A consolidation of the Pico hydropower efforts in Indonesia during 2007-08. Especially the results on a feasibility research on Family hydro units. An approach to spread turbine technology for single households or very small clusters of users. [[:File:MHPP's Pico Component 2007-08.pdf|MHPP's Pico Component 2007-08.pdf]]
 <br/>
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 Ongoing project with the '''aim''' to provide affordable electric lighting through the use of local water energy in remote rural areas.
 [[Category:Micro-Hydro/Pico-Hydro]]

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 <u>Remark: </u><br/>to produce the same electric power by [[Photovoltaic_(PV)|photovoltaic]] you require about 50 m<sup>2</sup> PV-panels (and min. 20 batteries).
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 => Manual how to plan a site by using a [http://energypedia.info/images/d/d8/PaT-Manual_1.2.doc Pump as Turbine] (PaT)
+<br/>
 '''A Buyers Guide'''
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 Canadian brochure of 56 pages. Containing general information about: planning, components, costs, examples and turbine producers of hydropower installations ranging from 200 W - 15 kW. "[http://energypedia.info/images/d/d1/MicroHydroGuide.pdf A Buyers Guide]" a nice overview, easy understandable.
+<br/>
 '''Pico hydropower attempts''', MHPP, Indonesia, 2007-08
-A consolidation of the Pico hydropower efforts in Indonesia during 2007-08. Especially the results on a feasibility research on Family hydro units. An approach to spread turbine technology for single households or very small clusters of users. [http://energypedia.info/images/d/d7/MHPP%27s_Pico_Component_2007-08.pdf MHPP's Pico Component 2007-08.pdf]
+A consolidation of the Pico hydropower efforts in Indonesia during 2007-08. Especially the results on a feasibility research on Family hydro units. An approach to spread turbine technology for single households or very small clusters of users. [http://energypedia.info/images/d/d7/MHPP's_Pico_Component_2007-08.pdf MHPP's Pico Component 2007-08.pdf]
 [[Category:Hydro]]

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 <u>Explanation:</u>[[File:Tp100 application-range example.jpg|right|507x291px|Tp100 application-range example.jpg]]<br/>The colored lines indicate the power output at certain height/flow situations. The red horizontal line such turbine is technically not feasible, the blue "2 kW" line indicates a tech. maximum (for this specific turbine). The dotted lines separate three areas wherein turbines have certain sizes (30, 60 and 100 mm wide).<br/>Example: at a site with 15 m height difference and a flow of 15 l/s the turbine can produce 1.5 kW (it will have a width of 60 mm). If on the same site (15 m) 25 l/s flow, power output will be 1.8 kW.
-<u>Remark: </u><br/>to produce the same electric power by [[Photovoltaics|photovoltaic]] you require about 50 m<sup>2</sup> PV-panels (and min. 20 batteries).
+<u>Remark: </u><br/>to produce the same electric power by [[Photovoltaic_(PV)|photovoltaic]] you require about 50 m<sup>2</sup> PV-panels (and min. 20 batteries).
-−