Hydro Power Plant Site survey , PFR & basic design Ashish Verma M.Tech Energy system engineering College of Engineering studies 500022066
May 12, 2015
Hydro Power Plant Site survey , PFR & basic design
Ashish Verma M.Tech Energy system engineering College of Engineering studies500022066
Presentation agenda Site Survey for SHP plant Parameter , instrument & discharge data requirement Feasible Site selection
Preparation of pre feasibility report(PFR)What should be or not be in PFR Executive summary & Introduction Hydrology , Power potential and installed capacity Turbine technology selection Basic project structure Surrounding ecology and geology Project cost & break up Various Graph
Site Survey
Pre feasibility Report
Basic Design
Various Graph and pictures
Pre implementation activities
Financing
Preparation of plant for rehabilitation
Power Purchase agreement
Environment Clearance
Land Acquisition and forest land clearance
Approval of DPR
Detailed Project Report (DPR)
Pre Feasibility report (PFR)
Detailed investigation and Survey
Objective To roughly evaluation of feasibility of project To getting necessary data and figures for development
Measuring Parameter
Measurement river/ water body flow data Measurement of head ( Power α available head ) Topographical and geological condition of site Site accessibility – need to be address during planning stage Power evacuation point distance – determine power loss Power demand assessment
Methodology of HEPP Development
Site Survey: Hydrological & geological Survey.Estimation of PotentialRegulations & Environmental ConcernsFeasible SupplyTurbine SelectionCosting and Payback.
Hydrological Survey : flow duration curve To measure the flow-rate vs time at a given site.Direct Measurement of the flow rate.The more robust option is to find out the flow-rate by working out the volume of water that was entering the river. This uses the rainfall data from met office for two lean season
River flow measurement
Current Meter Method Measured by Electromagnetic current or propeller type current meter
Float measuring method
Bucket methodDirect measurement with a bucket Good for small flow in conduit
Wier Measuring method
Average Flow duration Curve
Average Flow duration CurveMean of 10 – 30 years
% of time
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Qm
Q100%
Q95%
Q50%
Measuring Instrument Altimeter – for altitude measurement GPS – for location coordinate Camera – for capturing the location image Current meter – measuring the flow of water Distance meter -Depth meter – depth of the water body Clinometer Compass Hand level
Various studies during the Preliminary site survey
Hydro logical studies : Overall rain fall ,run off data ,principle river flow data , flood char. , from record of govt. department . Min ,avg and flood details
Topological studies : Tachometric survey and survey required depending upon the existing info and maps
Geological studies : Overall geological char. And local features , for transportation of material
Power demand assessment : Overall power demand scenario in the project near by area and existing infra for power evacuation
Site Survey
Pre feasibility Report
Basic Design
Various Graph and pictures
Why PFR ?Its pre feasibility report Required to investigate weather project is technically or financially feasible or not Aim of PFR is to examine next step to project formulation
Preparation of PFRs involves …….conceptual planning, preparation of project and equipment layouts, infrastructure requirement, environmental and geological studies, power evacuation arrangement, cost estimates and economic evaluation
Executive summary Introduction
Project location Map Project description Salient feature
Hydrology Climate Catchment area Rainfall
Power Potential and Installed capacity: basic principle based on the P0= QgH where Po is in Watt
Categories of Hydro Plant based on Power generation Micro : upto 100 kW Mini : 101 to 2000 kW Small : 2001 to 25000 kW Medium : 25001 to 50,000 kW Large : size above 50 MW
Classification based on available Head
Low head plant Up to 30 m.
Medium Head Plant Between 30 m to 300m
High head plant More than 300 m
Classification based on Turbine characteristics
Low specific speed Between 10 to 60
Medium specific speed Between 60 to 300
High specific speed Between 300 to 1000
Classification based on Load Characteristics
Base load plant Operates continuously and generate constant power
Peak load plant Supply power during the peak hours
Classification based on hydraulic characteristics
Run off river plant no water storage facility
Storage plant With poundage facility
Pump storage plant Act as battery
Tidal plant
Turbine Selection Based on direction of flow of water through the runner
Axial flow Axial flow
Radial flow Radial Flow
Tangential flow Tangential flow
Mixed flow Mixed flow
Based on action of water on the runner blades
Impulse turbine Entire pressure energy converted in to Kinetic energyExp: Pelton turbine Suitable for high head
Reaction turbine Partially convert pressure in to kinetic energy Exp. Francis , Kaplan turbine Suitable for Low head
Radial Flow
Tangential flow
Mixed flow
Turbine specification Particular Unit
Rated discharge Cumecs
Net head at rated discharge M
Gross head M
Site elevation M
System frequency Hz
Min Head M
Max Head M
Arrangement Horizontal /vertical
Type of turbine Impulse/ reaction
Unit speed Rpm
Runner pitch diameter Mm
Rated output kW
Intake type
Draft tube
Shafting arrangement
Hydro power plant arrangement
Project structure and civil work required
Trench weir
Diversion weir and intake
Desalting tank
Head race channel
Forebay tank, Spillways
Penstock
Power house building and tailrace channel
Project costing
Civil Work
Engineering and design
Indirect cost
Intial working capital
Contingency
Escalation during
construction
Surface geology and ecology Effect of geology during civil construction Impact on Flora and fauna Effect on fish and other water living beings Seismic effect during construction
Site photo graph Various flow duration curve
Basic design calculation : Example
Given data
Available power Turbine efficiency =0.88 & generator efficiency =0.94
Po= 9.81 *0.88*5.10 *92.0
=4050 kW
Parameter Units Water level at forbay 607.54 m Water level at tail race channel 511.21Gross head 96.33Head loss 4.33Net head 92.0 m100 % dependable discharge 5.10 cumecs
Design discharge for forebay = 100 % discharge * 1.05
Design discharge for head race = design dicharge of forebay /0.95
Design discharge for intake channel = design discharge for head race /0.85
Design discharge for Trench weir = design discharge for for inatke channel /0.95
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