Generating electricity with a water wheel

The developments of forums and the site. Humor and conviviality between the members of the forum - Tout est anything - Presentation of new registered members Relaxation, free time, leisure, sports, vacations, passions ... What do you do with your free time? Forum exchanges on our passions, activities, leisure ... creative or recreational! Publish your ads. Classifieds, cyber-actions and petitions, interesting sites, calendar, events, fairs, exhibitions, local initiatives, association activities .... No purely commercial advertising please.
RENVOISE
I discovered econologic
I discovered econologic
posts: 5
Registration: 13/12/08, 22:08
Location: st calais (72)

Generating electricity with a water wheel




by RENVOISE » 13/12/08, 22:39

Hello,

We have a water wheel that makes 1.90 of diameter and turns 20 very minute and which turns all the year, I would like to produce current to feed my heating of house, could a wind turbine engine produce this current or something else; how fast and how to equip this system if it were feasible

Phiphi
0 x
Phiphi
the middle
Econologue expert
Econologue expert
posts: 4075
Registration: 12/01/07, 08:18
x 4




by the middle » 13/12/08, 23:31

:D Another lucky person:
We talk quite well about this subject on econology:

GoogleSearch? q = + hydraulic mill

Good reading :D
0 x
Man is by nature a political animal (Aristotle)
User avatar
esgege
I understand econologic
I understand econologic
posts: 55
Registration: 26/11/08, 20:41
Location: French-speaking Switzerland




by esgege » 14/12/08, 01:28

Hello,

You recover an old diesel 4 cylinders, you rotate it with your wheel, it will work in compressor and will heat up.

you recover the hot water from the cooling system and you inject the exhaust into your house.

in summer you plug the exhaust on a regulator and you do cooling! : Lol: and no kidding it works!
0 x
Let us say and do well
Olivier22
I understand econologic
I understand econologic
posts: 178
Registration: 06/11/08, 16:41
Location: 35 / 22
x 6




by Olivier22 » 14/12/08, 04:14

esgege wrote:Hello,

You recover an old diesel 4 cylinders, you rotate it with your wheel, it will work in compressor and will heat up.
You did it ? It works ?
In the cycle, after the compression there is a relaxation. So the heat produced in the end ... :?

Or, just condemn the exhaust valve!
Like this:
-Admission,
-compression,
-relaxation,
-exhaust which is actually a recompression,
-re-admission -> pschuit when the valve opens: expansion into the atmosphere (admission makes rapid exhaust),
-and re-aspiration and it starts again

It would be a funny machine but it must do it

Otherwise the wind generator is not suitable I think, since it would be a little powerful, and small wind turbines have a rapid rotation.
A generator with a suitable multiplier is needed.

A belt multiplier system and a permanent magnet generator should make it possible to operate the mill while remaining simple.
With voltage regulation behind to charge batteries for example
0 x
User avatar
esgege
I understand econologic
I understand econologic
posts: 55
Registration: 26/11/08, 20:41
Location: French-speaking Switzerland




by esgege » 14/12/08, 11:26

Already you have to know what you want to do, then we look at the potential of your wheel ...

After choosing the most appropriate system

For heating, the compressor is a solution, these machines have a poor performance and the rest is lost in heat, for once this is what interests us :?

Making electricity and then using it for heating does not make sense!

The diesel engine is a simple solution to tinkering.

the compression time is useless, but the energy is restored in the following relaxation time, that is why it takes several cylinders.

If you want to make juice instead, a simple alternator with a system of regulation will do ...
The, I'll let you look, there is everything you need on the web : Shock:
0 x
Let us say and do well
the middle
Econologue expert
Econologue expert
posts: 4075
Registration: 12/01/07, 08:18
x 4




by the middle » 14/12/08, 12:25

: Cheesy: sorry, I can not help but say:
Great idea of ​​the diesel engine, in addition, with that we can run the car with compressed air of Mr. Negre : Cheesy: Image
0 x
Man is by nature a political animal (Aristotle)
User avatar
esgege
I understand econologic
I understand econologic
posts: 55
Registration: 26/11/08, 20:41
Location: French-speaking Switzerland




by esgege » 14/12/08, 12:44

Oh yes !

That's why its engine will never work, the final balance is worse than a heat engine!

At work, on a compressor of 110Kw we recover 65 kw for heating, and there is still potential (air dryer, etc.)
0 x
Let us say and do well
boubka
Grand Econologue
Grand Econologue
posts: 950
Registration: 10/08/07, 17:22
x 2




by boubka » 14/12/08, 13:05

Hello
you inject the exhaust into your house ...
and the vapors of oils?
in addition to a pac (is that it?) With hello air performance rots
if it is that for heating then it must be simple:
gear multiplier, asyncrone recup motor, condensers, no regul and elec convector output depending on the power available
0 x
boubka
Grand Econologue
Grand Econologue
posts: 950
Registration: 10/08/07, 17:22
x 2




by boubka » 14/12/08, 16:40

hello referral
this is what I think it is pluto simple, effective and inexpensive (by putting the occas) : Arrow:
Image
0 x
dirk pitt
Econologue expert
Econologue expert
posts: 2081
Registration: 10/01/08, 14:16
Location: isere
x 68




by dirk pitt » 14/12/08, 18:06

it would be necessary to be able to estimate the couple on the tree to have an idea of ​​the power that one can draw before launching in stuffs.

today it runs at 20trs / min but I guess it's empty?
what does the mechanism entail?
is it a wheel whose bottom dipped in a current or with a channel causing the water to come from the top of the wheel?
0 x
Image
Click my signature

 


  • Similar topics
    Replies
    views
    Last message

Go back to "The bistro: site life, leisure and relaxation, humor and conviviality and Classifieds"

Who is online ?

Users browsing this forum : No registered users and 418 guests