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A new Akishin Hydroelectric Power Station was established under the right bank of the Akigami Dam, owned by Chubu Electric Power, to release water from the dam and maintain the flow rate for effective and flexible use of power generation
.
CEATEC of the group company is responsible for construction
.
The power generated is 290 kW, the effective drop is 50.
33 meters, and the maximum water consumption reaches 0.
73 cubic meters per second
.
The annual power generation capacity is equivalent to the annual consumption of more than 370 ordinary households, and is expected to reach 1.
33 million kWh
.
The CO2 reduction is equivalent to 660 tonnes per year
.
The plant is the first hydroelectric power plant developed by CEATEC, and the water wheels will use cross-flow turbines produced by the German company Oz burger
.
Cross-flow turbines will use a water wheel
on the impeller of a Hagen car called a nut by water pressure and speed.
Cross-channel airflow turbines are used cross-use, mainly in small hydroelectric power stations of 1000 kW
.
Differential airflow turbines have high durability in water, such as soil and sand, flowing wood, etc.
, and can be adjusted by following flow rate changes, and are suitable for flow-in hydroelectric power plants
.
Moreover, in order to make stable operation from low load to maximum load possible, the degree of recognition is high
under severe conditions.
In addition, the company's cross-flow turbines are welded and consist of standardized component combinations, making it possible
to produce them in short quantities at low cost.
Akishin hydropower is expected to maintain a stable supply
of electricity from renewable sources.
In the future, together with the Chubu Electric Power Group, we will focus on the research and development
of general hydropower and sustained flow power generation.
A new Akishin Hydroelectric Power Station was established under the right bank of the Akigami Dam, owned by Chubu Electric Power, to release water from the dam and maintain the flow rate for effective and flexible use of power generation
.
CEATEC of the group company is responsible for construction
.
The power generated is 290 kW, the effective drop is 50.
33 meters, and the maximum water consumption reaches 0.
73 cubic meters per second
.
The annual power generation capacity is equivalent to the annual consumption of more than 370 ordinary households, and is expected to reach 1.
33 million kWh
.
The CO2 reduction is equivalent to 660 tonnes per year
.
The plant is the first hydroelectric power plant developed by CEATEC, and the water wheels will use cross-flow turbines produced by the German company Oz burger
.
Cross-flow turbines will use a water wheel
on the impeller of a Hagen car called a nut by water pressure and speed.
Cross-channel airflow turbines are used cross-use, mainly in small hydroelectric power stations of 1000 kW
.
Differential airflow turbines have high durability in water, such as soil and sand, flowing wood, etc.
, and can be adjusted by following flow rate changes, and are suitable for flow-in hydroelectric power plants
.
Moreover, in order to make stable operation from low load to maximum load possible, the degree of recognition is high
under severe conditions.
In addition, the company's cross-flow turbines are welded and consist of standardized component combinations, making it possible
to produce them in short quantities at low cost.
Akishin hydropower is expected to maintain a stable supply
of electricity from renewable sources.
In the future, together with the Chubu Electric Power Group, we will focus on the research and development
of general hydropower and sustained flow power generation.
