Hydro Turbine--Overview

Stay ahead of looming energy shortages.
Do you have water in a natural stream or from a dam running free? Consider installing a Cornell hydro turbine to use this water to generate electricity. The electricity generated can significantly reduce the need to purchase electric power, or even become a revenue source.
You don't need a raging river to take advantage of the energy savings a Cornell hydro turbine can provide. Heads as low as 55 feet, and flows as low as 90 gallons per minute can produce useable energy.

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Hydro Turbine

Features and Benefits

Heads as low as 55 feet and flows as low as 90 GPM can be utilized to produce useable energy
Simple assemblies
Available in a wide range of configurations and mounting styles
Flywheel configurations available
Special custom materials for runners available
Mechanical shaft seal is standard, packing is optional
Standard O.D.P. generator, optional T.E.F.C. or synchronous generator for stand-alone applications

Applications:

Power Generation