Turbines
Turbines
convert the energy of rushing water, steam or wind into mechanical energy to
drive a generator. The generator then converts the mechanical energy into
electrical energy. In hydroelectric facilities, this combination is called a
generating unit.
Turbine
type according to available head
Propeller
|
up to
15 metres
|
Kaplan
|
up to
30 metres
|
Francis
|
10 to
300 metres
|
Pelton
|
300
metres and over
|
.
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