Available Head
Assess net head from water levels, pipe routes and friction losses.
SMALL & MICRO HYDROPOWER
Small & Micro Hydropower
Select suitable units using existing waterways, head, flow and electricity needs.
Water Resource Assessment
Start with Head and Flow
Available Flow
Review water supply, irrigation and process constraints, plus seasonal and hourly flow variations.
Power Requirements
Confirm target power, supply hours and grid-connected or standalone operation.
Irrigation CanalsIndustrial Discharge WaterHillside Water SourcesExisting Waterways
MICRO HYDROTDKP-20
TDKP-20
Micro Hydro Unit
TDKP-20 units can be assessed for 3-inch or 4-inch piping based on head, flow and pipe conditions.
| Assessment Item | Reference |
|---|---|
| Unit | TDKP-20 |
| Pipe Configuration | 3-inch / 4-inch, selected by design |
| Reference Net Head | 10–70 m |
| Piping & Output | Determined by pipe length, flow, losses, efficiency and load |
ENGINEERED HYDROPOWER
Engineered Hydropower Units
Plan intake, pressure piping, main valves, turbine, generator and tailwater together with civil and electromechanical interfaces.
Water-based Energy Storage
How Water-based Energy Storage Works
Pump with Renewable Power
Use available wind or solar electricity to drive pumps.
Store Water at Height
Pump water to an elevated tank to store potential energy.
Release Water to Generate Power
Water flows through piping and a micro hydro unit to convert potential energy to electricity.
Explore the right energy solution for your site.
Start with your site's needs to determine equipment, configuration and integration.