Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
BY:
PAGLINAWAN, AICEL
VILLA, NIEL JEROME
TIAMA, MARIA PATRICIA
GUEVARRA, IAN KRISTOPHER
WHAT IS HYDROPOWER?
Hydropower
-is energy that comes from the force of moving
water.
-is called a renewable energy source because it
is replenished by snow and rainfall. As long as
the sun shines and the rain falls, we won’t run
out of this energy source.
COMPONENTS OF HYDROPOWER
PLANT
COMPONENTS OF HYDROPOWER
PLANT
1. Catchment area and water reservoir
• The area behind the dam, which collects rain
water, drains into a stream or river, is called
catchment area.
• Water collected from catchment area is stored
in a reservoir, behind the dam.
Natural reservoir - is a lake in high mountains
and an artificial reservoir is made by constructing
a dam across the river.
Storage - Is water held in upstream reservoir.
Pondage – is water behind the dam at the plant.
COMPONENTS OF HYDROPOWER
PLANT
2. Dam and the Intake
• A dam is a structure of masonry earth and/or
rock fill built across a river. Its two functions
are to provide the head of water and to create
storage or pondage.
Concrete and masonry dams types
– solid gravity dam
– the buttress dam
– the arched dam
The basic requirements of a dam
• economy
• Safety
..
Trash rack-is made up of steel bars and is placed
across the intake to prevent the debris from
going into the intake.
Booms screen-prevent floating material like
logs, which divert them to a bypass chute.
Sluices- is for by passing debris.
Gates and valves - control the rate of water flow
entering the intake
Gates - discharge excess water during flood
duration.
Types of Gates:
– Radial gates
– sluice gates
– wheeled gates
– plain sliding gates
– crest gates
– drum gates
1. The plant is highly reliable and its operation and maintenance charges are
very low.
2. It is quick starting and can be brought on load within few minutes, and the
load can be increased rapidly.
3. Hydro stations are able to respond to rapidly changing loads without loss of
efficiency.
4. The plant has no standby losses.
5. The efficiency of the plant does not change with age, whereas there is
considerable reduction in
efficiency of thermal as well as nuclear power plant with age.
6. The plant and associated civil engineering structures have a long life.
7. Less labor is required to operate the plant, much of the plant is under
automatic control.
8. In this case no nuisance of smoke, exhaust gases, soot
etc. exists.
9. It uses non-wasting natural source, i.e. water power.
10. Cost of land is not a problem, as the hydro stations
are situated away from the developed areas.
11. The cost of generation of energy varies with little with
the time.
12. The machines used in hydel plants are more robust
and generally run at low speeds (300 to 400 rpm) where
the machines used in thermal plants run at a speed of
3000 to 4000 rpm. Due to low speed and temperature,
there are no complications of special alloys required for
construction.
13. It can be made multipurpose so as to give additional
advantages of irrigation and flood control.
DISADVANTAGES OF THE STATIONS OF HYDROELECTRIC POWER PLANT
5. Purely-Hydroelectric Project
Project is conceived exclusively for power
generation.
CBK Power Company Limited
A partnership between two Japanese companies – the Electric Power
Development Company Ltd. (JPower), a power wholesaler and power project
developer, and Sumitomo Corporation, an integrated business enterprise
both in Japan and overseas – the CBK Power Company Limited (CBK PCL) was
created to implement the Build-Rehabilitate-Operate-Transfer (BROT)
Agreement between CBK and the National Power Corporation (NPC).
Under the agreement, CBK plants will provide ancillary services and
electricity for NPC and will transfer the plants to NPC at no cost at the end of
the cooperation period in 2026.
CBK PCL took over the operation of the CBK Complex on February 7,
2001 and embarked on a comprehensive rehabilitation and upgrading
program that aimed to extend the useful life of the three power generation
plants in the power complex, improve the plants’ available capacity, reliability
and safety, and also expanded existing pumped storage power plant by
adding two more units.
CBK Power Company Limited (CBK PCL)
It operates three hydroelectric power
plants in the province of Laguna. CBK PCL is
credited for revitalizing the CBK power complex
into a reliable, indigenous and environmentally-
benign source of power for the country. With a
combined generation of 728 megawatts, the
CBK complex provides a significant portion of
the total power supply in Metro manila, the
largest consumption center of energy in the
country.
Plants operated by the CBK Power
Company Limited
Caliraya Hydro Electric Power Plant (CHEPP)
This Power plant is located in Lumban, Laguna
which is the first power plant ever built by NPC and
was fully commissioned after World War II. CHEPP
shares the Caliraya Reservoir with the Kalayaan
Pumped Storage Power Plant.
Originally, the plant was equipped with four
units with a combined generating capacity of 32
MW. After the rehabilitation by CBK PCL, the plant
now has two units with a combined guaranteed
generating capacity of 22.6 MW at 271m net head.
Caliraya Hydro Electric Power Plant
(CHEPP)
Botocan Hydroelectric Power Plant
(BHEPP)
It is a run-of-river power plant, BHEPP uses
Botocan River as its water source for energy –
which was acquired by NPC from the Manila Electric
Company (Meralco) in January 1979. Located in
Majayjay, Laguna, the first BHEPP unit was
commissioned in 1930 while two other units were
commissioned in 1947. BHEP was then equipped
with two Francis-type turbine units rated 8MW
each which is directly connected to a vertical
generator, and a 0.96MW auxiliary Pelton-type
turbine unit driving a horizontal generator.
THE BOTOCAN HYDROELECTRIC
POWER PLANT CONTROL BUILDING
Kalayaan Pumped Storage Power
Plant (KPSPP)
The first of its kind in Southeast Asia. Located in
Kalayaan, Laguna, the plant lies along the eastern part of
Laguna Lake and is situated near Metro Manila, the
largest consumption center of energy in the country.
KPSPP’s main purpose is to supply peaking power to the
Luzon Grid. It utilizes excess power during times when
there is low power demand to pump water from a lower
reservoir (Laguna de Bay) for storage in an upper
reservoir (the Caliraya Reservoir) at night. During times of
high power demand, the stored water in the upper
reservoir is released and used to generate power as it
returns to the lower reservoir.
Kalayaan Pumped Storage Power Plant
(KPSPP)
PLANT COMPONENTS OF KALAYAAN
PUMED UP STORAGE
1.) THE UPPER CANAL
Upper Canal connects the Caliraya Reservoir with the
intake structure of KPSPP.