Turbine flow measurement in intakes: a cost-effective alternative to measurement in penstocks

  • J. Taylor, G. Proulx and J. Lampa
  • Vol. 19 - Issue 1, 2012

Hydro utilities require flow measurement for the settlement of turbine contracts and to support optimal operation. The high costs and inconvenience associated with traditional methods (instruments installed in penstocks) are leading some utilities to search for cost-effective alternatives. BC Hydro’s investigations into flow measurement in intakes are discussed.

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Turbine flow measurement in intakes: a cost-effective alternative to measurement in penstocks
  • Vol. 19 - Issue 1, 2012

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