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Presented By
Leanne Jones and Gemma Mansell


What is HEP
HEP (Hydroelectric Power) is an environmentally friendly way to generate electricity.
How it works
A dam is built to trap water, usually in a valley where there is an existing lake.Water is allowed to flow through tunnels into the dam,to turn turbines and thus drive generators.Notice that the dam is much thicker at the bottom than at the top,because the pressure of the water increases with depth.
A picture of how it works
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generation of hydroelectric power

INTRODUCTION
The potential for generation of hydroelectric power using the Jhimruk river was identified as early as 1960 by late Tony Hagen. Nepal electricity authority studied the project in 1980’s and produced a feasibility study in July 1987. HMG of Nepal the requested funding for Jhimruk Hydro Electric project from NORAD through NGO’s like UMN / BPC. A project agreement was then signed between HMGN and UMN on 23 Feb, 1989.

LOCATION
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Pumped hydroelectric and compressed air energy storage (CAES) are currently economic for utilities when relying on natural geologic formations and the cheapest, most abundant substances (i.e. elevated water and compressed air). In these situations the cost of energy storage capacity can be very low (<$5/kWh1) Unfortunately the scale and location-specific nature of energy storage in natural formations is likely to render it of limited benefit to small scale distributed renewables. Available pumped hydro and CAES capacities could prove small in r..............etc

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i am a b-tech grad in jntuk 4th year and we had a subject powerplant engineering and could'nt find notes for it so can u please provide me some material for powerplant engineering
syllabus is:
1)steam powerplant
2)internal combustion and gas turbine powerplant
3)hydro electric powerplant,hydro projects and plant
4)nuclear pwoer station types of reactors
5)combined operation of diffrent powerplants
6)powerplant instrumentation and control
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