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Harnessing Hydropower: A Sustainable Future for Tonle Sap

This project explores the potential of hydropower in addressing energy challenges in Cambodia, specifically through innovative designs for water wheels and generator systems. By analyzing the Kamchay Dam and introducing various bearing systems, we outline an effective solution for harnessing the energy of the Tonle Sap River. The study highlights essential design aspects, implementation strategies, safety conditions, and long-term benefits of renewable energy in the region. By engaging the community and promoting sustainable practices, we aim to contribute to Cambodia's energy future while fostering environmental stewardship.

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Harnessing Hydropower: A Sustainable Future for Tonle Sap

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  1. Hydrosiris Hydropower: An energising future for the Tonle Sap

  2. Overview • Introduction • Challenge and Solution • Energy in Cambodia • Design Overview • Water wheel • Generator • Bearing System • Protective Shield • Final Design • Life Cycle • Live and Learn Staff • Implementation • Applications • Safety Conditions • Benefits • Conclusion • Acknowledgements

  3. Challenge and Solution

  4. Energy in Cambodia Kamchay Dam(CAII News Media, 2008) (EWB challenge Design Projects, 2009)

  5. Design Overview • Water Wheel • Generator • Bearing and Axle System • Protective Shield

  6. Water Wheel Idea 1:

  7. Water Wheel Idea 2:

  8. Generator

  9. Bearing System Idea 1: Ball Bearings

  10. Bearing System Idea 2: Bush Bearing

  11. Bearing Systems Idea 3: Point Bearing

  12. Protective Shield

  13. Final Design

  14. Life Cycle

  15. Maintenance Labour Requirements

  16. Live and Learn Staff

  17. Implementation

  18. Applications

  19. Safety Conditions

  20. Benefits

  21. Conclusion

  22. Acknowledgements John Verran Chris Rowles Nathan Scott

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