Pico Centrales Hidroeléctricas (pCH): una alternativa energética en zonas no interconectadas de Colombia
The following paper describes the updated progress by the Environmental Studies Group (GEA) in the development of the research project “Feasibility study in the implementation of a Peak Hydroelectric Plant (ρCH) of 1000 W in non-interconnected, plane zones in Colombia”. This is aimed to formulate a...
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| Lenguaje: | español |
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2011
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| Sumario: | The following paper describes the updated progress by the Environmental Studies Group (GEA) in the development of the research project “Feasibility study in the implementation of a Peak Hydroelectric Plant (ρCH) of 1000 W in non-interconnected, plane zones in Colombia”. This is aimed to formulate a possible solution to the lack of energy in the areas of the Colombian Amazon and Orinoco. It begins with a brief description of the problem, the water resource and the demographics situations of the region are under study; later on, some characteristics of the so-called distributed generation (DG) are described, and at the same time, the central peak hydropower that could be implemented which will be considered a valid option for the solution of the problem. Finally, the proposed methodology to get on with the study of environmental impact of a building works like this. |
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