Introduction To Hydraulic Turbine and Classification Of hydraulic turbine
HYDRAULIC TURBINES —DEFINITION
The hydraulic turbine is a prime mover that uses the energy of flowing water and converts is into the mechanical energy in the form of rotation of the runner. (A prime mover is a machine which uses the raw energy of a substance and converts it into the mechanical energy.) Since the fluid medium is water, these turbines are also known as the ‘ water turbines’ . Hydraulic turbines coupled with hydro — generators form the so —called ‘ hydrounits’ which are widely used now a days for generating electrical power.
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