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- W4386546412 abstract "Abstract Viable renewable energy sources are low-cost, easy to install, clean, and reliable energy sources that are able to meet the energy demand of urban or rural areas. Water resources are efficient sources of electrical energy among alternative renewable energy sources. Using modern hydraulic techniques, drinking water can be transported to the areas where it is needed. Studies on obtaining energy from drinking water networks are quite limited. Although not as necessary as water in terms or human health, electrical power is still critically important in my applications (lighting, heating, cooling, etc). Consequently, many countries develop energy using various renewable energy sources. In this study, a water distribution network in the Armağan Village of Maçka district of Trabzon province were used to obtain electrical energy. There are 47 pressure breaking valves (PBVs) in this network and the broken energy height is 236.35m. The same energy loss can be achieved by installing microturbines instead of PBVs, and electricity generation can thus be achieved with a clean energy source. It was found that 84.12kWh of energy was obtained from each PBV, with a total of, 3953.64kWh. The most suitable microturbine was selected according to soundmicroturbine selection criteria. From this study, it has been revealed that electricity can be produced by using a Pelton Microturbine instead of Pressure Breaker Valves (PBV)." @default.
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- W4386546412 date "2023-09-08" @default.
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- W4386546412 title "Investigation of clean energy production in drinking water networks" @default.
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