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by tigrou_838 » 07/12/09, 14:18

christophe, precisely, the force of the water on the blades will automatically plunge forward by counteraction of the couple of the generator ..

it's a paddle wheel at the water's edge that you did, not a waterfall wheel, so the blades use the pressure and the speed of the current, and not the pressure and the height of the fall, it is not intended for that. it's not quite the same techniques although it looks like

with your wheel, you can perhaps play on the speed of the current by channeling the water with a sort of hurricane entonoir for which arrives faster and with more flow on your blades, but it is not planned for a height of waterfall not channeled as you did.

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by Christophe » 07/12/09, 14:21

Sorry but you're wrong a) it will balance ... well it will go in the direction of equilibrium (the counter torque on the frame, so the floats, is reversed compared to the engine torque) and b) it's not a wheel over the water (shitty, no watt) ... so c) yes need pressure = the fall!

In fact it is rather a "hybrid" wheel below / poncelet "/ running water: https://www.econologie.com/forums/energie-hy ... t7546.html
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by tigrou_838 » 07/12/09, 14:40

yes time for me, but look at the links you just put how it is well channeled before the wheel so that the water just falls on the blades or it takes with small dam and channel, I do not think it is possible I have you.

the pressure you can have by playing on the speed of displacement of the water if you do not have a dam, being careful that the water does not get on the wheel, you lose speed so pressure on the blades.

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by Christophe » 07/12/09, 14:44

Yes durdur ... but the important thing is to go to the end ...

The floats channel "a little" and I intend to put more advanced guides later ... but the problem of blades broken by "detritus" is a more serious problem and must be resolved before optimizing the watts ...

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by tigrou_838 » 07/12/09, 14:52

yes I understand, galley when detritus arrive and break your blades, and the I can not answer, I know nothing in this area, but I think a good Samaritan on the site will submit solutions not too much complex to implement for this.

can be a mesh very large mesh on the 3 / 4 before the raft that lets the current and prevents the detritus come to break the blades, passing underneath, well it's just an idea like that through the.

I have nothing planned for Saturday, if you want I come looking for the old generator.

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by Christophe » 07/12/09, 15:01

For the visit, we see it by email stp.

Hey, you do not have any materials for paddling or grilling (style old caddy :D ) too much?
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by Macro » 07/12/09, 15:12

Accessory stakes (robiniet) planted in conical dam upstream of your floating mill threatening a day of about 10 cm between each stakes will avoid the big detritus to break your blades ...
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by tigrou_838 » 07/12/09, 15:12

okay,

for the fence, I got a green fence but I think too late for your thing.

for the dawns, you think what?
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by Christophe » 07/12/09, 15:15

Uh Macro, conical sorry I don't know how to do (??) but in "chevron" yes this is the solution I had thought of ... but I don't know if I would manage to plant something in the stream ( it's full of rocks) ...

So maybe a piece of old shopping cart would suffice? : Cheesy:

See also if I hang on the boat or not ....

Pff and say that I have not yet produced 1 only USEFUL joule there!
Long live hydraulics! : Cheesy:
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by Macro » 07/12/09, 15:23

Yeah that's it herringbone ... Under the rocks there's always a clay bed : Cheesy: more or less far .. : Cheesy: Go get some Kj to push them ...

Ecology is also avoiding visual pollution ... An old caddy and a rotary couscoussierre is average way : Mrgreen: : Mrgreen: : Mrgreen:
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