Peltontyyppiset
Peltontyyppiset refers to a classification of hydroelectric turbines known as impulse turbines. These turbines operate based on the principle of impulse, where a high-velocity jet of water strikes buckets or vanes on the turbine's runner. The kinetic energy of the water is converted into rotational mechanical energy, which then drives a generator to produce electricity.
The most well-known example of a peltontyyppiset turbine is the Pelton turbine, named after its inventor Lester
Peltontyyppiset turbines are particularly suited for high head, low flow applications. This means they are most
The design typically involves one or more nozzles that direct precisely shaped water jets onto a series