Comparison of cylindrical and conical basins with optimum position of runner: Gravitational water vortex power plant
Demand of energy is ever increasing, especially in developing countries. Renewable energy such as hydropower has become one of the most demanded sources of energy for its clean generation. Low head hydropower plant is demanded in area which cannot see grid extension due to difficult geographical ter...
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