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  • 标题:Hidreletricidade do rio Solimões usando um "cata-água"
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  • 作者:Harwood, John Harry ; Almeida, Ronaldo de ; Harwood, John Harry
  • 期刊名称:Acta Amazonica
  • 印刷版ISSN:0044-5967
  • 出版年度:1981
  • 卷号:11
  • 期号:3
  • 页码:659-661
  • DOI:10.1590/1809-43921981113659
  • 出版社:Instituto Nacional de Pesquisas da Amazônia
  • 摘要:Summary Eletricity was generated by the current of the Amazon river (rio Solimões) using an apparatus ressembling an underwater windmill. The machine, a free-floating structure ancored to the river-bed, comprised a twelve-bladed, fantype turbine of 2m. diametre held submerged beneath two floates, facing the current. A bicycle chain around the circumference of the turbine transmitted the rotation via multiplying gears to a car alternator. In a current of 0,6 m.s.-1 the power generated was 40 W representing an overall eficiency of 12%. The experiment demonstrates the feasability of generating power from river currents without using dams or waterfalls. The technology is considered highly appropriate to the Amazonian region where a rural eletricity grid is enexistent. Work is continuing on the design of a commercial unit.
  • 其他摘要:Summary Eletricity was generated by the current of the Amazon river (rio Solimões) using an apparatus ressembling an underwater windmill. The machine, a free-floating structure ancored to the river-bed, comprised a twelve-bladed, fantype turbine of 2m. diametre held submerged beneath two floates, facing the current. A bicycle chain around the circumference of the turbine transmitted the rotation via multiplying gears to a car alternator. In a current of 0,6 m.s.-1 the power generated was 40 W representing an overall eficiency of 12%. The experiment demonstrates the feasability of generating power from river currents without using dams or waterfalls. The technology is considered highly appropriate to the Amazonian region where a rural eletricity grid is enexistent. Work is continuing on the design of a commercial unit.
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