Análisis comparativo de las metodologías de dimensionamiento de cangilones para turbinas Pelton en sistemas de micro-generación
Micro-generation of electricity is an alternative used in areas that are difficult to access and are not connected to the national electricity system. To resolve this limitation, different technologies are used to take advantage of renewable energies, among which the Pelton type turbines stand out,...
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2023
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| Sumario: | Micro-generation of electricity is an alternative used in areas that are difficult to access and are not connected to the national electricity system. To resolve this limitation, different technologies are used to take advantage of renewable energies, among which the Pelton type turbines stand out, which are distinguished by requiring large waterfalls and small flow rates. For the development and implementation of this electricity generation technology, there are some sizing methodologies, among which the following stand out: the use of parametric curves for the design of the bucket, computational fluid dynamics for the general design of the turbine and the bucket, and other more traditional methodologies that use graphical methods for the design of the bucket; all of these with some deficiencies that do not allow optimal performance under a specific operating condition. This work compares three traditional methodologies for the design of the bucket of Pelton type turbines (OLADE, Nechleba and Thake), this to select the most suitable for a specific condition. Therefore, an analysis of the dynamic behavior is made by means of a modal analysis, and of the structural static behavior in the finite element software ANSYS. From the results obtained, all the buckets meet two of the three pre-established selection criteria; Thake's methodology stands out as having the best results in the resistance-weight relationship. |
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