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- 1. EEG Water Coanda Power Systems
- 2. The World Needs Power Coanda Power Systems are a tool to help reach this need To pump water To run small industry To charge my phone To watch my team To connect to the world Power needs to be clean Power needs to be cost effective Power needs to simply work
- 3. Small Hydro Made Simple Aggregate Mean Cost of Micro, Mini & Small Hydro for Low Head & High Head Sites $1-$4 MM/Installed MW* Lower construction cost through innovative equipment tuned to segment & region. *Estimate from US Energy Association & European Small Hydro Association Equipment & Other Construction & Civil Elgin Gear Reduces Civil Cost
- 4. Diversion & ScreeningDesander Turbine Plant Controls Switchgear Monitoring & Controls Regulation Chamber Penstock Intake Structure Generator Tailrace Transmission & Distribution Power House Power Distribution Equipment Small Hydro Made Simple head 𝑃 = 𝑄𝐻𝐾𝐺 Where: Q=flow H=head K=efficiency G=gravity
- 5. Diversion & ScreeningDesander Turbine Plant Controls Switchgear Regulation Chamber Penstock Intake Structure Generator Tailrace Transmission & Distribution Power House Power Distribution Equipment Small Hydro Made Simple head Simplify the intake with Coanda Intake design Simplify the intake with Innovative Turbines Simplify the intake with unitized or modular construction
- 6. Micro & Mini (<1MW) Small (1-10 or 25 MW) LowHeadHighHead Correct turbine and supporting gear optimized for the low head space. Contract manufacturing for small hydro turbines Modular equipment to simplify installation & commissioning Innovative equipment to lower civil capex Small Hydro
- 7. Coanda Power Systems • Simple to Permit • Simple to Design • Simple to Install • Simple to Operate Coanda Power Systems make small hydro development SIMPLE…
- 8. Coanda Power Proposition Simplify the intake with Coanda Intake design Simplify the intake with Innovative Turbines Simplify the intake with unitized or modular construction Cost Item Typical Savings Desilting structure Cap-Ex 10% Desilting structure excess flow 5% Coanda operating cost 5% Lower civil work 5-15% Lower mitigation cost 10% Lower maintenance Varies Lower civil work for site preparation 10% Lower field labor time 10% Simplified installation 5%
- 9. Hydro Intake Structures Coanda Screens • Inclined screens that use overflowing water to stay clean • Dramatically simplify the development of small hydro plants Gates • Water control devices • Part of almost every intake system • Developing design for manufacture at Tabor Modular Intakes • Coanda Screens • Collection Chamber • Transition Box • Controls • Bypass Gates
- 10. Hydro Powerhouse Equipment CPS Micro turbines • Coanda Power Systems use small micro-turbine generators. • Turbine, generator, valves, and controls are provided in a shipping container. Contract Manufacturing & Partnership for Small Hydro Turbines.
- 11. Hydro Switchgear Equipment Switchgear Components • Each hydroelectric project requires a switchyard. • For micro & mini hydro projects, this is small power factor correction, relaying, and protection. • For large projects (>25 MW), a mod-power substation is ideal.
- 12. Turnkey Small Hydro • An estimated 1,443 GW of hydro capacity will be added globally in the coming decade. The goal of Coanda Power Systems is to simplify the development of these sites. • Simple to Permit — Coanda Power Systems allow clean water to fall through while fish and debris pass over. Thus, a properly designed system can easily create power without harming the environment. • Our world class experience in the design of intake structures, controls, and switchgear allows us to provide the major equipment for a small hydro plant as an engineered product.
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- Decide if this is necessary *we want to get rid of this. If we want to keep it, it needs to look and function better
- Decide if this is necessary *we want to get rid of this. If we want to keep it, it needs to look and function better
- Shannon hated this, too busy Top right text isn’t consistent with the rest of the quadrants
- Identify offset of Civil Work with a diagram & then a cost build up. There’s a good description of this in the Holli II
- This is powerhouse equipment. For micro & mini sites we currently offer the CPS micro-turbine. This is a pump purchased from a third party, modified & controlled for use as a turbine. We also offer contract manufacturing at EEG, and plan to begin fabrication of the turbine on the bottom left next month. This is machine that fits well into our portfolio—it’s designed as a modular unit that fits easily into certain types of existing infrastructure. We will be building 2 Natel machines, with our scope roughly $180K. Natel defines a scale up, 2-4 machines this year, then scaling up to around, their projections are 4, 15, 40, 100 machines year over year. I think these are optimistic. I think it wll be 4, 6 (15), 8 (16), 15 (17); then they’ll see their jump
- This is a switchgear. EEG offers the right equipment for mini and small hydro plants, and the mod-power sub is a very good fit for sites over 25 MW.