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Hydrosiris

This document explores innovative hydropower solutions designed to empower Cambodia's energy landscape, focusing on the Tonle Sap Lake. It discusses the challenges faced, including limited energy production and high tariffs, and presents visionary designs such as the water wheel and generator systems. The analysis includes life cycle assessment, maintenance, and the role of Live and Learn staff in implementation. The findings highlight significant environmental, economic, and social benefits, showcasing a sustainable path forward for renewable energy access in Cambodia.

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Hydrosiris

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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 • Analysis of Designs • Life Cycle • Maintenance • Live and Learn Staff • Implementation • Applications • Safety Conditions • Benefits • Conclusion • Acknowledgements • Questions

  3. Challenge and Solution Location Harnessing a Renewable Energy Source

  4. Energy in Cambodia Limited Production Natural Resources Kamchay Dam(CAII News Media, 2008) High Tariffs (EWB challenge Design Projects, 2009) Limited Access

  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. Analysisofdesigns

  14. Life Cycle

  15. Safety Conditions Training Personal Protective Equipment Sign Posting

  16. Live and Learn Staff

  17. Implementation Left: Water flow into the Tonle Sap Lake Above: Electricity usage in Rural Cambodia

  18. Applications

  19. Benefits Environmental Economic Social

  20. Conclusion

  21. Acknowledgements John Verran Chris Rowles Nathan Scott

  22. Questions

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