What's the problem Wayne?
It's a simple choice. And it ends the waste of band width.
I say you can't provide the numbers for your system because if you do
they will show that your system and claims are a sham.
So
1) Either we agree to not comment on each others posts
OR
2) You post the full and complete numbers for your system and I show
them to be either nonsense or correct.
Either way this nonsense is finished.
You choose
Of course the first option will forever leave your system suspect and is
the cowards way out.
The second option will show the truth.
Your choice
Coward who does not have confidence in his design
OR
Take the chance that you did in fact get it right.
Choice one should come easy to you. It has been you standard operating
procedure all along. Turn tail and run when real numbers are mentioned.
Started with you pulling your site and ended with;
wmbjk said:
Your answer isn't even coherent, much less correct. Seven tries and
counting...
There isn't any need for anybody to know anything about micro hydro to
answer the question. Just a little bit of common sense and
forthrighness, two things you don't have, and can't fake. But keep
trying, perhaps you're just misunderstood.
Common sense says that in your second example the system does not have
the power to start the grinder. And in the first example my answer is
also valid even if it is not the answer you want. Thats the trouble with
a lack of information.
This is what it is to design and work out whether or not additional
storage is required for a micro hydro system.
Site Specifications
Flow Rate - 10 L/s
Gross Head - 30 metres
Allowable Head Loss - 5%
Generator efficiency - 0.6
Delivery Pipe Length - 250 metres
Pipe Fittings - 5 x 45 Drgree Elbows and 1 x gate valve 3/4 open.
Now all you have to do is calculate whether or not this scenario will
support a 40.3 kWh /day load with a peak power requirement of 3.2 kW and
how much additional storge is required if any.
This is real. A true to life example. This example, unlike your's, will
not suddenly change. There is no phantom element. No bullshit. Just the
information needed to answer the question.
If you get it wrong first go you will have to stay after class and
calculate the pipe size and equivalent pipe length.
We have already seen you reject two correct answers to two scenarios
from your childish dreamings.
So just choose the first option and keep telling yourself that no one
has noticed your cowardice when faced with the truth.
You don'thave the balls for the second solution.
