Micro-Hydro Turbine

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Team 5
Scott Craig
Cody Maher
Jesse Ross
Brian Van Stratum
Visit to C.H. Corn Power Plant
 February 1, 2007
 Located 20 miles
southwest of Tallahassee
at southern tip of Lake
Talquin
 One of only two
hydroelectric plants in
state of Florida
Visit to C.H. Corn Power Plant
 Three turbines – one
Kaplan and two propeller
 Maximum power
generation of 12 MW
 Typical power output is
about 3 MW
 12 MW is about 3% of
Tallahassee’s typical
power need of 425 MW
Visit to C.H. Corn Power Plant
 Built in 1929 by West Florida
Power Company
 Abandoned as a power plant
in 1970
 Refurbished in 1981 by City
of Tallahassee as a
hydroelectric demonstration
project
 Became fully operational in
1985 under City of
Tallahassee Electric Utility
Services
Visit to C.H. Corn Power Plant
Islanded Battery Operation
Water Wheel
Rectifier Bridge
Generator Head
User Demands
Inverter
Nautilus
DC Disconnect
Battery
Dissipating Load
Battery Monitor
Charge Controller
Islanded Operation w/ No Batteries
User Demands
Generator Head
AC Controller
and/or Inverter
Dissipating Load
Water Wheel
Grid-Connected
Battery
Operation
DC Signal
DC Disconnect
Inverter
Nautilus
Net Meter
Battery
Charge Controller
Dissipating Load
Utility
Battery Monitor
Utility
Grid Connected
System w/ No Battery
Net Meter
Water Wheel
AC Controller
AC Signal
Dissipating Load
Nautilus
Grid Point Connect
Represents a Simple and
Flexible Solution
User
Demands
Utility
Gridpoint Connect
or
Renewable Energy
(Can operate in grid connected or
islanded mode)
Gridpoint
 All in one design
 Integrated inverter, controller,
power electronics
 Plug and play
 Battery storage
 Circuit protection
 Online monitoring
 Currently designed for
photovoltaics (interest
sparked)
Turbine Options & Costs
 ABS Alaskan (www.absak.com)
 Nautilus: 3 turbines needed
each priced at $10,600
Total = $31,800
Power 3 x 1900 W = 5700 W
50 year expected life
 Neptune: 3 turbines needed
each priced at $XXXXX
Total = $XXXX
Power 3 x 1900 W = 5700 W
50 year expected life.
Turbine Options & Costs
 Energy Systems &
Design (www.microhydropower.com)
 LH1000: 9 turbines
needed each priced at
$2,625
 Total = $23,625
 Only one year warranty
Water Wheel Costs
 Water Wheel Factory
 Overshot design
 9 ft diameter, all steel
structure
 $12,000
 Also considered is a
breast wheel design,
doubling the price of the
original wheel
No Longer Under Consideration
 Voith Siemens Turbine
 $500,000
 Construction Costs
 Sponsor only requires
component selection and
general layout
Turbine and Water Wheel Decision Matrix
Weight
Water Wheel I
Water Wheel II
Nautilus
Neptune
LH 1000
11%
9.5
6.5
4.6
2.5
6.6
28%
3.0
3.0
10.0
10.0
0.4
6%
1.0
1.0
7.0
7.0
1.0
17%
8.0
8.0
10.0
5.0
7.0
Aesthetics
11%
8.0
10.0
6.5
5.0
2.0
Percent
Utilized
28%
10
10
6
6
6.7
Total
-
6.9
6.8
7.7
6.5
4.1
Cost ($)
Life
Expectancy
(Years)
Maintenance
(Years)
Integration
w/current dam
Savings
Rate 
0.0562
kW  hr
Money Saved (Dollars)
One Year
3
Pexpavg Rate 1yr  4.73  10
Fifty Years
5
Pexpavg Rate 50yr  2.365  10
IEEE 1547
 Standard for Interconnecting Distributed Resources with
Electric Power Systems
 250kW or more requires monitoring
 Isolation device required
 Frequency must be within 0.5Hz of grid
 Voltage must be within 10% of grid voltage
 Phase angle must be within 20° of grid phase
Website
 www.fsuhydroturbine.com
 Previous presentations,
fall report, etc available on
site
 In process of mirroring
site to
www.eng.fsu.edu/ME_sen
ior_design/2007/team5/in
dex.html
 Converting to html
Remaining Schedule
Questions?