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"Micro Hydro Borewell Tubewell Turbine"

Abstract: The invention relates to a micro-hydro Tube well/ Bore well turbine that can be used for generating electricity for household, farm land, and many more as well as running mechanical equipment"s directly too. In the invention water entering through an inlet pipe is made to enter the turbine through a nozzle, giving a perpendicular thrust to the blades of the turbine and delivering its linear kinetic energy to the blades of the turbine. Causing turbines to rotate with low speed but at a high torque. The nozzle has a smaller cross section area and is fixed to direct water on the blades perpendicularly. The kinetic energy of the runner through a pulley and belt can be converted to electrical energy and used directly or stored in battery. Further the kinetic energy of the runner can be used directly to run mechanical equipments.

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Patent Information

Application #
Filing Date
14 August 2006
Publication Number
19/2016
Publication Type
INA
Invention Field
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Status
Email
Parent Application

Applicants

1. BASRA ARUN
RZ-95, STREET MNO. 9, NEW UTTAM NAGAR, RAJA PURE ROAD, NEW DELHI-110059, INDIA

Inventors

1. BASRA ARUN
RZ-95, STREET MNO. 9, NEW UTTAM NAGAR, RAJA PURE ROAD, NEW DELHI-110059, INDIA

Specification

MICRO-HYDRO TUBE WELI/ BORE WELL
TURBINE
FIELD OF THE INVENTION
The present invention relates generally to micro hydro turbines and, more particularly, to Micro hydro turbines for use in Tube well or Bore well i.e. micro-scale applications. The present invention also relates to a method of using micro hydro turbines in Tube well or Bore well i.e. micro-scale applications for generation of electric current as well as for running mechanical equipment's.
BACKGROUND OF INVENTION
Electrical generation from environmentally friendly sources or alternative energy sources like water has long been a goal of many, for both economic as well environmental concerns. Turbines are used for the same purpose. Turbines convert water's energy into electrical energy. This has been achieved by exposing a rotor to flow of water. The rotor turns a generator typically mounted to it, driving the generator to create electricity. The rotor and generator combination (turbine generator) is mounted at water flow.
Turbine generators have been particularly successful in utility-scale applications. In such applications, large size turbines and generators are used and are located near big dams and waterfalls etc. These generators are further connected to grid for power storage and effective distribution. These utility-scale installations are very costly and generate
electricity for requirements of a town, state etc. Sizes of investment, availability of water resource, locations are factors that must be properly align to make such an investment worthwhile. Therefore considering power generation these utility-scale installations play a big and important role but the same could not be said to be exclusive role having regard to forgoing, as an alternative source of electricity. Thus, current approaches are typically limited to utility scale or at the maximum to small-scale applications and are impractical in taking full advantage of available resources.
Therefore generating electricity using alternative energy source in micro-scale applications has been dream for many since long. But using the turbine system at such a micro level that can simultaneously satisfy power requirement of a household has inherent drawback of efficiency or lack of sufficient revolutions to actually generate the electricity.
It should, therefore, be appreciated that there exists a need for a turbine system for use in micro-scale applications in a broad range of settings, including industrial settings that is cost-effective, environmentally safe, small, compact, easy to handle and carry and does not hamper other systems. The present invention fulfills this need and others. The micro hydro Tube well / Bore well turbine can effectively be used to generate electricity in farm lands depending upon the tube well or bore well used for irrigation also at places having a natural water fall at very low expenses. The micro hydro bore well / tube well turbine can also be used for running mechanical equipments. Further water flowing out of the blades of the turbine still serves its purpose.
RELATED INFORMATION
It is generally known in relation to hydroelectric power generation that water flowing through a pipe delivers its energy to the turbine. The efficiency of system apart from the turbine and its components depends upon the flow, amount of water and fall height.
After the water has delivered a part of its energy to the turbine, the water further flows away into water channel.
The turbine is usually coupled to an AC generator, with which the kinetic/ potential energy of the water generated by the runner is converted into electrical energy, which is then supplied to power grid for storage and distribution.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
It is therefore principal object of the invention to provide an means, by which the energy
of water coming through a Tube well/ bore well or any small water reservoir can be
effectively used to generate electricity for direct use.
Another object for the invention is to use available energy of water to produce electric
energy that can be stored in a battery for later use.
A further object of the invention is to use available energy of the water for running the
mechanical equipment's directly.
Accordingly the invention provides a micro hydro Tube well/ Bore well turbine that is so equipped that it could use the linear kinetic as well potential energy of the water coming out of bore well or tube well to produce the electric energy. The turbine comprises of a nozzle that thrust the water perpendicularly on the blades of the runner to make them rotate. The turbine further comprises of a pulley attached to the runner, which through a belt could be connected to the DC Dynamo, AC Generator or mechanical equipment as per need.
The invention may be used to provide electricity to the household, to run mechanical equipment, to run a submersible water pump etc.
Advantage of the present invention is that micro hydro Tube well/ Bore well turbine can be used directly in a farm land by attaching the inlet pipe of the turbine to the water flow of ihe bore well/ tube well or to a small water reservoir.
The kinetic energy generated in the runner of the turbine can be used for charging battery by attaching a DC Dynamo to the pulley of the turbine.
Further the kinetic energy generated in the runner of the turbine can be used directly for household use by attaching an Ac Generator to the pulley of the turbine.
Further the kinetic energy generated in the runner of the turbine can be used directly for running mechanical equipment's by attaching mechanical equipment to the pulley of the turbine through a belt.
Thus while there have been shown and described and pointed out fundamental novel features of the invention as applied to a preferred embodiment thereof the same is not meant to the construed in limiting sense. It will be understood that various modifications of the disclosed embodiment as well as alternative embodiments of the invention will become apparent to persons skilled in the art upon reference to the description of the invention. It is therefore contemplated that such modification can be made without departing from the spirit or scope of the present invention as defined.
Other objects and features of the invention will become apparent from the following detailed description considered in conjunction of with the accompanying drawing. It is to be understood, however, that the drawings are designed solely for the purposes of illustration and not as a definition often limiting the invention for which reference should be made to the appended claims. It should be further understood that the drawings are not necessarily drawn to scale and that, unless otherwise indicated, they are merely intended to conceptually illustrate the structures and procedures described herein.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
FIGURE 1 is cross sectional view of micro hydro Tube well / Bore well turbine. DETAILED DESCRIPTION
As illustrated in the FIGURE the cross flow drum-shaped turbine B, comprises an inlet pipe F, an elongated, rectangular-section nozzle A directed against curved blades C totaling 18 and having width of 30 mm and length 140 mm, mounted on a cylindrically shaped runner D having diameter of 150 mm.
The cross-flow turbine B allows the water to flow through the blades C twice. The first pass is when the water flows from the outside of the blades C to the inside; the second pass is from the inside back out. A guide blade at the entrance to the turbine B directs the flow to a limited portion of the runner D with lower heads. The nozzle A reduces the cross section area of water increasing the thrust with which water hits the blades C of the turbine B, thereby passing their linear kinetic/ potential energy to the turbine B resulting in rotating the blades C of the runner D which in turn starts rotating the Pulley E, which through the belt could drive a DC Dynamo / AC Generator/ Mechanical Equipment (not shown in the figure).
When the desired r.p.m. is in the range of 750-1000, the system achieves the maximum efficiency.
The pulley through the belt can be attached to a DC Dynamo for producing DC current storable in Battery for late use.
The pulley through the belt can also be attached to an AC Generator for supplying electric current directly to household.
The pulley through the belt can alternatively be attached to mechanical machine directly.
In this fashion the water coming through a Tube well / Bore well can effectively be used for generating electrical for households or running mechanical equipment's directly. The measure set forth in accordance with one aspect of the invention is extremely simple and nonetheless at the same time highly effective.

CLAIMS
We claim:
1. A micro-hydro Tube well/ Bore well turbine comprising of a inlet pipe, a nozzle,
blades total 18 in number each of width and length of 30 mm and 140 mm
respectively mounted on a runner having diameter of 150 mm a pulley attached to
the runner, mounted on a frame and caused to rotate when water flowing through
a pipe is made to hits the blades of the turbine through nozzle causing it to rotate.
2. The micro-hydro Tube well/ Bore well turbine of claim 1 further comprising a DC
Dynamo coupled to the pulley of the turbine through a belt, to convert kinetic
energy generated in the runner into electrical energy to be stored in a battery
attached to a DC Dynamo.
3. The micro-hydro Tube well/ Bore well turbine of claim 1 further comprising a AC
Generator coupled to the pulley of the turbine through a belt, to convert kinetic
energy generated in the runner into electrical energy for direct use in house holds.
4. The micro-hydro Tube well/ Bore well turbine of claim 1 further comprising a
mechanical equipment coupled to the pulley of the turbine through a belt, to use
kinetic energy generated runner into kinetic energy required for running a
mechanical equipment directly.
5. The micro-hydro Tube well/ Bore well turbine of claim 1 wherein the nozzle is of
smaller cross section area than to inlet pipe and is fixed perpendicular to blades to
generate the maximum torque.
6. The micro-hydro Tube well/ Bore well turbine of claim 5 further comprising a DC
Dynamo coupled to the turbine, to convert kinetic energy generated in the runner
into electrical energy to be stored in a battery attached to a DC Dynamo.
7. The micro-hydro Tube well/ Bore well turbine of claim 5 further comprising a AC
Generator coupled to the turbine, to convert kinetic energy generated in the runner
into electrical energy for direct use in household.
8. The micro-hydro Tube well/ Bore well turbine of claim 5 further comprising a
mechanical equipment coupled to the runner of the turbine, to use kinetic energy
generated in the runner into kinetic energy required for running mechanical
equipment's directly.
9. A method for use in association with a micro-hydro Tube well/ Bore well turbine
having a inlet pipe, the method comprising: providing a nozzle connecting the
inlet pipe perpendicularly to the blades of the runner of turbine to receive kinetic
energy when fluid flows through the nozzle; and further comprising a pulley
attached to runner for converting kinetic energy of water through a bore well/ tube
well into electrical/ mechanical energy.
10. The method of claim 9 further comprising a DC Dynamo coupled to the turbine,
to convert kinetic energy generated in the runner into electrical energy to be
stored in a battery attached to a DC Dynamo.
11. The method of claim 11 further comprising an AC Generator coupled to the
turbine, to convert kinetic energy generated in the runner into electrical energy for
direct use hi household.
12. The method of claim 11 further comprising mechanical equipment coupled to the
runner of the turbine, to use kinetic energy generated in the runner into kinetic
energy required for running mechanical equipment's directly.
13. A system comprising: a nozzle; and a turbine mounted on frame attached to inlet
pipe through the nozzle thrusting the water perpendicularly on the blades of the
runner and thereby caused the runner to rotate and further comprising a pulley
attached to runner for converting kinetic energy of water through a Tube well/ Bore well into electrical/ mechanical energy.
14. The system of claim 13 further comprising a DC Dynamo coupled to the turbine,
to convert kinetic energy generated in the runner into electrical energy to be
stored in a battery attached to a DC Dynamo.
15. The system of claim 13 further comprising an AC Generator coupled to the
turbine, to convert kinetic energy generated in the runner into electrical energy for
direct use in household.
16. The system of claim 16 further comprising mechanical equipment coupled to the
runner of the turbine, to use kinetic energy generated in the runner into kinetic
energy required for running mechanical equipment directly.

Documents

Application Documents

# Name Date
1 1829-del-2006-Annexure-1.pdf 2016-04-18
1 1829-del-2006-Form-2-(07-11-2006).pdf 2006-11-07
2 1829-del-2006-Form-1-(07-11-2006).pdf 2006-11-07
2 1829-del-2006-Annexure-2.pdf 2016-04-18
3 1829-del-2006-Correspondence Others-(07-11-2006).pdf 2006-11-07
3 1829-del-2006-abstract.pdf 2011-08-21
4 1829-del-2006-Correspondence Others-(07-11-2006)-.pdf 2006-11-07
4 1829-del-2006-claims.pdf 2011-08-21
5 1829-del-2006-Form-2-(26-12-2006).pdf 2006-12-26
5 1829-del-2006-correspondence-others.pdf 2011-08-21
6 1829-del-2006-Form-13-(26-12-2006).pdf 2006-12-26
6 1829-del-2006-correspondence-po.pdf 2011-08-21
7 1829-del-2006-Form-1-(26-12-2006).pdf 2006-12-26
7 1829-del-2006-description (complete).pdf 2011-08-21
8 1829-del-2006-drawings.pdf 2011-08-21
8 1829-del-2006-Drawings-(26-12-2006).pdf 2006-12-26
9 1829-del-2006-form-1.pdf 2011-08-21
9 1829-del-2006-Description Complete-(26-12-2006).pdf 2006-12-26
10 1829-del-2006-Correspondence Others-(26-12-2006).pdf 2006-12-26
10 1829-del-2006-form-2.pdf 2011-08-21
11 1829-del-2006-Claims-(26-12-2006).pdf 2006-12-26
11 1829-del-2006-form-26.pdf 2011-08-21
12 1829-del-2006-Abstract-(26-12-2006).pdf 2006-12-26
13 1829-del-2006-Claims-(26-12-2006).pdf 2006-12-26
13 1829-del-2006-form-26.pdf 2011-08-21
14 1829-del-2006-Correspondence Others-(26-12-2006).pdf 2006-12-26
14 1829-del-2006-form-2.pdf 2011-08-21
15 1829-del-2006-Description Complete-(26-12-2006).pdf 2006-12-26
15 1829-del-2006-form-1.pdf 2011-08-21
16 1829-del-2006-Drawings-(26-12-2006).pdf 2006-12-26
16 1829-del-2006-drawings.pdf 2011-08-21
17 1829-del-2006-description (complete).pdf 2011-08-21
17 1829-del-2006-Form-1-(26-12-2006).pdf 2006-12-26
18 1829-del-2006-correspondence-po.pdf 2011-08-21
18 1829-del-2006-Form-13-(26-12-2006).pdf 2006-12-26
19 1829-del-2006-correspondence-others.pdf 2011-08-21
19 1829-del-2006-Form-2-(26-12-2006).pdf 2006-12-26
20 1829-del-2006-Correspondence Others-(07-11-2006)-.pdf 2006-11-07
20 1829-del-2006-claims.pdf 2011-08-21
21 1829-del-2006-Correspondence Others-(07-11-2006).pdf 2006-11-07
21 1829-del-2006-abstract.pdf 2011-08-21
22 1829-del-2006-Form-1-(07-11-2006).pdf 2006-11-07
22 1829-del-2006-Annexure-2.pdf 2016-04-18
23 1829-del-2006-Form-2-(07-11-2006).pdf 2006-11-07
23 1829-del-2006-Annexure-1.pdf 2016-04-18