Feasibility Study of Small Hydro Plants in India 2014
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This document outlines the scope and methodology for conducting an inspection of a hydroelectric power plant. It describes testing various components of the plant including the water conductor system, generator, turbine, measuring instruments, protective relays, control panels, governor, excitation control system, power transformers, and station auxiliaries. The inspection aims to evaluate the general health and performance of the plant through tests that measure currents, voltages, temperatures, efficiencies, and functional operations.
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