3kw Hydro Turbine
Model No: | XJ25-3.0DCTF4-Z |
Output/Power: | 3000 watt |
Rated Head: | 18 – 20 Meters |
Rated Flow: | 18 – 30 (l/s) |
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Main Parameters | ||||
No. | Items | Parameters | Remarks | |
1 | Model | XJ25-3.0DCTF4-Z | Dual Nozzle
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2 | Rated Head | 18–20 | (meters) | |
3 | Rated Flow | 18–30 | (l/s) | |
4 | Output | 3000 | (W) | |
5 | Efficiency | 70 | (%) | |
6 | Pipe Diameter | 150 | (mm) | |
Generator | ||||
No. | Items | Parameters | Remarks | |
1 | Model | SF3.0-4 | Permanent Magnet Generator | |
2 | Style | PMG | ||
3 | Output | 3000 | (W) | |
4 | Voltage | 230 or 110 | (V) | |
5 | Current | 13.04 | (A) | |
6 | Frequency | 50 or 60 | (HZ) | |
7 | Rotary Speed | 1500 | (RPM) | |
8 | Phase | Single | (Phase) | |
9 | Power Factor | 1.0 | ||
10 | Altitude | ≤3000 | (meters) | |
11 | Insulation Grade | B / B | ||
12 | Protection Grade | IP44 | ||
13 | Temperature | -25~+50 | ℃ | |
14 | Relative Humidity | ≤90 | % | |
Control Box / Control Panel | ||||
No. | Items | Parameters | Remarks | |
1 | Model | WY3.0-1 | ||
2 | Safety Protection | Short circuit Protection | ||
3 | Insulation Protection | |||
4 | Over Load Protection | |||
5 | Grounding Fault Protection | |||
Packing | ||||
No. | Items | Parameters | Remarks | |
1 | Packing Material | Fiberboard | ||
2 | Packing Size | 88×57×60 | (CM) | |
4 | Gross Weight | 122 | (KGS) |
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Around US$4,500.00- US$6,700.00/ SET.
We strive to preserve natural water resources to the maximum extent practicable, We offer total solution packages tailor-made to suit every need. We help you make power output from running water.
If you are lucky enough to have running water such as a stream or river, water turbines are an ideal solution for providing reliable long-term renewable energy.
You can easily calculate the available power at your site using the following equation:
Power (watts) = Head (m) x Flow (litres/sec) x 9.81 (gravitational constant ‘g’)
A typical water to wire efficiency is around 50%–70%, so you should multiply the result by 0.5–0.7 to get the actual amount of electricity that you can expect from the site.
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