Innovation developed to adapt hydroelectric power stations to the grids of the future
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How can hydroelectric power stations be adapted to the requirements of the power grids of the future which will incorporate a large share of intermittent renewable energy sources? The Laboratoire des écoulements géophysiques et industriels or LEGI (a geophysical and industrial flows laboratory) at the Grenoble INP engineering school has developed a turbulence simulation code (YALES2HYDRO) which will be used by General Electric to design next-generation hydroelectric turbines as part of an industrial chair called “New developments in hydroelectric turbines based on the use of a new simulation tool” (NETHUNS).
15/02/2023
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