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Mae Wei Micro HydroJanuary 28 February 8 2008
Presentation to ESP School29 February 2008
Prepared byJennifer Tracy
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About this Project
This project came about following the approval ofa UNDP grant application. This is not an easyprocess.
BGET's director Salinee Tavaranan wrote thesuccessful grant application last year.
The UNDP grant provides for three projectsbetween 2007-2009. A Bio-Digester installed in
Pa Dae May 2007. A Solar Electrification projectthat will take place at the end of this year. Andone micro-hydro power systems just installed inJanuary in Mae Wei.
B G E TBORDER GREEN ENERGY TEAM
B G E TG E TBORDER GREEN ENERGY TEAM
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Past Mico-hydro Projects In 2006 and 2007 Watit Hathaipassorn
(TOPS, BGET, KNCE, Director TBCAF)wrote a successful grant application.
The UNDP grant provided for two micro-
hydro power systems. The first took placein Huai Kra Thing in January 2006. The
second install took place in Mor Ti Htavillage in January 2007.
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UNDP Who they are.
UNDP is the UN's global developmentnetwork, advocating for change and
connecting countries to knowledge,experience and resources to help
people build a better life.
http://www.undp.or.th/about/index.html
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Huay Kra Thing Village:
2006 installed micro-hydro power system
Phra Taat sub-
district, Mae RaMat district, Tak
Province
School:kindergarten to
3rd grade, 48students, 2 teachers
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Mor Ti Hta Village:
2007 installed micro-hydro power system
Mae U Su sub-district, Tha Song Yangdistrict, Tak Province
School: 1st
to 6rd
grade, 60 students, 4
teachers
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Mae Wei Village:
2008 installed micro-hydro power system
Tha Song Yang District, Tak Province
School: Kindergarten to 6th grade 105 students, 10-15 teachers
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Mae Wei Project Partners
KNCE
Green Empowerment Palang Thai
TOPS TBCAF
ZOA
Engineering Study Program,Mae La Camp, Zone B
Spring Street School (USA)
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Micro Hydro in Tak Province
This is the 6th system in Tak Province installed by
the listed project partners. There are at least two pico hydro projects in
Nupoe camp.
There are probably more systems in the provinceas available water resources are many, we are justnot aware of them.
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Pico Hydro Nupoe Camp
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What is Micro Hydro Power Producing power from falling water.
The term Micro depends on the country in
which it is applied. General rule of thumbis less than 300kW (SEI August 2004). In Thailand
micro hydro refers to sites less than 200kW.
The Micro Hydro project at Mae Wei can
produce up to 3.5kW... although given thewaterfall height and the resource, more
can certainly be produced.
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Other Hydro Sights in Thailand (DEDE)
http://www.dede.go.th/dede/fileadmin/usr/bers/gasohol_document/Table_for_Microhydro_Webpage.pdf
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Project Goals
Overall: The power production system will operate in a long term,sustainable, ecologically sound, and useful manner for the community.
Technical: The system components will continue to operate in a longterm sustainable and safe manner.
Environment: The system will minimally impact the environment and beecologically sound year round.
Community: The system will meet community needs and grow alongwith the community needs in a healthy manner. The community will beresponsible for all above goals.
Evaluation: BGET and KNCE will continue to learn from this installation
and apply knowledge gained to all future energy projects.
Grant: All portions of UNDP grant will be met.
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Micro Hydro Power Revisited
Power (Watts) = Flow (Q) in Pipe x Height (H) x Density of Water () xGravity (g) x Overall Efficiency Factor (E)
Density of Water () = 1 kg/literGravity (g) = 9.81 m/s^2
Newton = (kg * m)/s^2 , Watt = Newton * m/s, 1 m^3 = 1000 liters, 1Newton meter = 1 Joule
Rule of Thumb-> Power (Watts) = Flow (Q) in Pipe x Height (H) x 5
Power (Watts) Work done per unit of time.
Flow (liters/s) is the amount of water moving through the Micro-Hydro system at any giventime.
Height (m) in the above equation is the gross head or available head before we account for
friction in the pipe which will mean less usable head.
Rule of Thumb (an method used by folks to make a simple and fairly accurateestimate for something usually requiring a more complicated equation): The rule ofthumb for MH power estimation is basically the same equation with the last few terms
squished into a simple number. The 5 in this equation takes friction, gravity, turbineefficiency, generator efficiency, and expected transmission losses (overall efficiency factor of.5) into account.
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Maximum amount of flow that can becaptured year round and deliveredcontinuously to the turbine.
_______ Liters/Second
Flow (Q)
Maximum head orheight differencebetween pipe inletand the turbine.
H = ____ m
H
Turbine
Micro Hydro
Power
Rule of ThumbPower = Flow (Q) x Head (H) x 5
Head (H)
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Engineering/Project Steps
Find Appropriate Sites (Site Survey)
Determine the best site (not always based on
resource and best site from an technicalstandpoint, but based on need, ... and politics)
Make sure funding is secured!
Undertake a design survey (optional) and getfull community support
Design System and Design Review Build the system with community involvement
Insure continued system maintenance.
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Introducing Mae Wei
Primary SchoolClassrooms
Fathers House
Dorms
MothersHouse
Bathroom
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The Waterfall at Mae Wei
Top / Dam AreaFlow 35 l/s(not visible)
ApproximatePowerhouseLocation
50m = verticaldrop from intake
to PH
Height of entirewaterfall = ~98m
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Design Considerations
Stream Health - are the system removing too much water for the stream, its inhabitants, and itsdependents to stay healthy?
Erosion Will the civil works we build for the micro hydro power system be sustainable through all seasonand will they effect the geography of the stream in the long term? Look at the intake structure, and the
outflow (tailrace) from the turbine.
Seasonal variation Not only must the system be sustainable through all seasons, the expected flow atthe turbine must be constant in all seasons as well.
Maintenance The system should be designed with system maintenance in mind. Cleaning the dam areashould be done regularly.
Practical ConsiderationsLength of the penstock (L), penstock material (PVC, concrete, metal), anddiameter of the pipe must be included in our practical system considerations. All affect our overall systemefficiency and the final available power.
Power Transmission and Voltage Loss How far is the turbine from the end user (D)? Voltage is lost
with every meter of transmission cable. If the voltage is too low by the time it reaches the farthest load, itwill not be usable (lights expecting to see 220V will not run on 150V.
Community needs and politics Are we really providing the best solution for the communities needs? Arethere any other factors that need to be considered when choosing a project site?
Maximum amount of flow that can be
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Flow at Intake Location
Q = 35 Liters/Second
Maximum amount of flow that can becaptured year round and diverted intothe tank!!
TO BE DETERMINED!
Available Flow
Usable Flow
School
Maximum head orheight differencebetween tank outlet
and turbine.
H = ~50m
HEAD
H L
4.Length of pipe betweenintake pipe and turbine.
L = ~160 m
Turbine
D
5.Distance between Turbineand School.
D = ~1.2 km
MW Micro Hydro SurveySheet (Before Install)
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Turbine Design Survey MTH
Design Considerations1. Limited budget.2. Desire to maximize the water we leave inthe stream bed for critters3. The fact that the weirs we build leak
substantially4. Difficulty of the site (steep slopes)5. Actual power needs of the school6. Site head (50 m) and flow measurements
(35 liters/sec)
Centrifugal pump runningin reverse- an excellentoption: low cost, sold inThailand and easy to repair
Waterfall #1
Head 50 m
Flow 35 l/s
Gravity 10 m/s^2
Density H2O 1 kg/l
Efficiency 0.5
Power 8.5 kW
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MW Power Circuit Survey and Design
Electrical Loads Notes
Details W
25 x20 Watt fluorescent light 500 School, dormitory, Mother's house, Father's house
1 Television 100
1 VCD Player 30
Total 630
Future loads: Computers, community lighting, other educational
electrical equipment
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Mae Wei Schematic
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Functional design: pipes &
pump as turbine at Mae Weiweir
4 PVC
valve should bescrew type thatcloses slowly toprevent waterhammer. (not type
that requires only 90degree turn).
4 or greater PVC.
Sufficient drainage toensure that water willnot flood outletMounted level on concrete base 6 thick with sunk bolts to match
pump mounting brackets.
SchoolTo village loads
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Mae Wei
Wiring Diagram
power lines: single phase 240 vac to village. 2 @25 mm Al
Capacitor box (70 microfarad & 140 microfarad)
Volt-meter (0-500 volt)V
AAmmeter 30 amp
A
V
Knife switch
Volt-meter (0-500 volt)
Ammeter 10 amp
Leonics controller Ballast load
Three phase 240 vac delta
Powerhouse
SchoolTo village loads
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Now to build the thing!
We want Pictures!
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Dam
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This is easy!!My back hurts
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Wiring
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Power House
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Voltage at power house
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Capacitors at the power house
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Ballast load and Leonics
controller
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The Pump
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Wiring the school
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Celebration!!
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Faces to Remember
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Goodbye! Mae Wei
ESP Post Survey
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ESP Post SurveyNext Time Improvements for Install
1) Improve English for better communication among participants
2) Bring more tools so more people can work
3) Take more precise site measurements prior to installation
ESP Post Survey
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ESP Post SurveyNext time for ESP
1) Bring a chaperone
2) Safely secure valuables
3) Divide meals more equally
Thefoodthisyearismuchbetter
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Highlights
1. Soccer tournament
2. Tasty food
3. New friends
4. Seeing a 6 foot snake killed by a villager
5. Bathing in the river
6. Closing ceremony performances
BGET F ll U d
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BGET Follow Up and
Maintenance Fix All Install Problems!!
Villager maintenance of system Leaves and debris from damn
Turbine/Generator Maintenance Weekly/Monthly monitoring of System
More training of local technicians
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