Design and Research of Multifunctional Equipment Based on the Conversion and Utilization of Tap Water Kinetic Energy

This article constructs a micro hydroelectric power storage device, which mainly consists of a micro water turbine unit, a voltage regulator, and a power storage unit. The micro water turbine unit is located inside the municipal water supply pipeline and uses the hydrodynamic force flowing in the pipeline to drive power generation. The generated electrical energy is first transmitted to the voltage regulator for stable processing, and then transmitted to the energy storage unit for storage, ultimately achieving the process of converting the water flow energy in the tap water pipeline into electrical energy. This product innovatively proposes to improve the traditional open water bucket turbine into a miniature closed water bucket impact turbine. Secondly, the product transforms large hydroelectric power plants into micro applications for embedded high-pressure water flow impact turbines in pipelines. Finally, this study innovatively investigates the feasibility of using micro bucket turbines for power generation in high-pressure water pipes, providing reference for the future development of residual pressure power generation technology.

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Highlights in Science Engineering and Technology
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2024-08-19
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https://doi.org/10.54097/vs3xk822
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Educational Reforms and Innovations
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Design and Research of Multifunctional Equipment Based on the Conversion and Utilization of Tap Water Kinetic Energy

Bingkun Huang, J. Liu, Yulin Yang, Chenkai Liu et al.
Highlights in Science Engineering and Technology
Educational Reforms and Innovations
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Design and Research of Multifunctional Equipment Based on the Conversion and Utilization of Tap Water Kinetic Energy

Bingkun Huang, J. Liu, Yulin Yang, Chenkai Liu, Sheng Gao, Zihang Zhou
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This article constructs a micro hydroelectric power storage device, which mainly consists of a micro water turbine unit, a voltage regulator, and a power storage unit. The micro water turbine unit is located inside the municipal water supply pipeline and uses the hydrodynamic force flowing in the pipeline to drive power generation. The generated electrical energy is first transmitted to the voltage regulator for stable processing, and then transmitted to the energy storage unit for storage, ultimately achieving the process of converting the water flow energy in the tap water pipeline into electrical energy. This product innovatively proposes to improve the traditional open water bucket turbine into a miniature closed water bucket impact turbine. Secondly, the product transforms large hydroelectric power plants into micro applications for embedded high-pressure water flow impact turbines in pipelines. Finally, this study innovatively investigates the feasibility of using micro bucket turbines for power generation in high-pressure water pipes, providing reference for the future development of residual pressure power generation technology.

Highlights in Science Engineering and TechnologyVol. 111
Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications (CN), Century College (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 63%
Educational Reforms and Innovations
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