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Hydroelectric Turbine

The existing turbine on the property was in operation as late as 1950.  Our challenge here is attempting to refurbish the old turbine or replace it with a new turbine.  Studies have been done on the water flow coming out of the dam, flow of water coming into the pond and calculations on the amount of head and possible power that we could create. 

The other challenge is finding a hydro turbine that can also work in a harsh New Hampshire winter.  Since we are fairly remote the dependability of this installation is a critical criteria.  Combine this with the consulting expertise to make this work in parallel with our other form of alternative engergy our solar system.


Canyon Industries Trubine Proposal
Ossberger Turbine Quote
Ossenber Turbine Schematic
 
Site Survey with Dam, Power House and Elevations
 
Analysis of water from watershed, dam, head and conversion to possible kilowatts of hydro power
 
Analysis of watershed flow trends over past 25 years
 
Buried conduit to Hydroelectric Power House