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Engineering, 11.07.2019 01:30 jordan2875

The output shaft power p, of a hydraulic turbine is a function of water density p, head (hydraulic energy per unit mass of water) gh, flow rate q, rotor diameter d, and rotating speed n. ps=f(p, q,n, d,gh) express the shaft power in non-dimensional form.

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