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technology of mill
ponds and watermills, with
penstocks diverting pond
waters to
drive the mills.
Penstocks for
hydroelectric installations are normally...
- hours. Both the
turbine and pump
modes are used on a
regular basis. The
penstocks are 5.3 m (17 ft) in
diameter and 630 m (2,070 ft) in length. They carry...
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plant into a pumped-storage facility.
Through the use of a new
underground penstock,
water that had been
released through the
turbines during times of peak...
- Scheme,
which has wood
stave penstocks on
operating power stations Lake
Margaret Power Station,
which had a wood
stave penstock replaced in 2010 "Pipe bursting...
- On 7
February 1921, an
avalanche destro**** 23 m (75 ft) of the
wooden penstock that
carried water from the dam to the
generating station,
cutting off...
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turbine as well as the
highest head used to
produce hydro-electric energy. A
penstock rupture in 2000
forced the
closure of the
power plant and it was operational...
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sluice used in gold
prospecting or fossicking. A mill race, leet, flume,
penstock or lade is a
sluice channeling water toward a
water mill. The
terms sluice...
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small run-of-river dams, four
power stations, and ****ociated
raceways and
penstocks. The
total generating capacity of the
scheme is
approximately 13 megawatts...
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network of
flumes to reservoirs, then p****ed down 220-metre (720 ft)
penstocks to the generators. West
Bengal State Electricity Board (WBSEB) took over...
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enters a 4-kilometre-long canal. From
there it is
funnelled into a pair of
penstocks feeding two
generators in the
Cascade Powerhouse with a
combined capacity...
