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Name : THARUN A
Roll No :191EC298
Department :ECE
Year/Semester : II/III
Mail id : tharuna.ec19@bitsathy.ac.in
DECLARATION
I affirm that the lab task work titled “Design a prototype of hydroelectric power
plant&developing model for house wiring” being submitted as the record of original
work done by us under the guidance of Dr. Dheepanchakkravarthy A NAME OF THE
SUBJECT HANDLING FACULTY, Designation, Department of ECE.
THARUN A
191EC298
INTRODUCTION:
Hydro Electric power (HEP) is a major renewable energy source used all
over the world today to produce electricity. It utilizes the basic laws of
Physics. Falling water under high pressure has high kinetic energy. In an
HEP station, the falling water turns the turbines. Through magnetic
induction, the generator converts the mechanical energy of the turbines to
electricity.
Catchment area
Water Reservoir
Dam
Spillway
Trash Rack
Forebay
Surge tank
Penstock
Turbine
Power house
Draft tube
Transformer
WATER RESERVOIR:
DAM:
A dam is built across a river for two functions:to impound the river water for
storage and to create the head of water.
SPILLWAY:
TRASH RACK:
The water is taken from the dam or from the canal is provided with trash
rack to prevent the entry of debris which might damage the wicket gates and
turbine runners or checkup the nozzles of the impulse turbine.
FOREBAY:
A forebay is a basin area of hydropower plant where water is temporarily
stored before going to intake chamber.
SURGE TANK:
Surge tank acts as a temporary reservoir .Is helps in stabilizing the velocity
and pressure in penstock and thereby saves penstock from getting damaged.It
serves as supply tank to the turbine in case of increased load conditions,and
storage tank in case of low conditions.
PENSTOCK:
The penstock is the long pipe or the shaft that carries the water flowing from
the reservoir towards the power generation unit,comprised of the turbines
and generators.
TURBINE:
DRAFT TUBE:
Draft tube is a diverging tube fitted at the exit of runner of turbine and used
to utilize the kinetic energy available with water at the exit of runner.
TRANSFORMER:
PICTORIAL REPRESENTATION:
CONCLUSION:
OBJECTIVES
INTRODUCTION:
Staircase wiring is a common multi-way switching or two-way light
switching connection; one light two switches wiring. Here one lamp is
controlled by two switches from two different positions. That is to operate
the load from separate positions such as above or below the staircase, from
inside or outside of a room, or as a two-way bed switch, etc.
Wiring Terminology
The most common type of wiring in modern homes is in the form of non-
metallic (NM) cable, which consists of two or more individual wires
wrapped inside a protective plastic sheathing. NM cable usually contains
one or more “hot” (current-carrying) wires, a neutral wire, and a ground
wire.
As an alternative to NM cable, individual wires can be installed inside of a
rigid or flexible metal or plastic tubing called conduit. Conduit is typically
used where the wiring will be exposed and not hidden inside walls, floors,
or ceilings.
These larger wires in your home are carrying circuit voltage, and they can
be very dangerous to touch. There are also several wires in your home that
carry much lesser amounts of "low-voltage" current. These are less
dangerous, and with some, the voltage carried is so low that there is
virtually no chance of shock. However, until you know exactly what kind
of wires you are dealing with, it's best to treat them all as dangerous.
NM Cable
Often called “Romex” after one popular brand name, NM cable is a type of
circuit wiring designed for interior use in dry locations. Most NM cables
have a flattened tubular shape and run invisibly through the walls and
floor cavities of your home. Almost all of the wiring in outlets and light
fixtures a modern home is NM cable. The most common sizes and their
amperage (amp) ratings are:
NM cable is now sold with a color-coded outer jacket to indicate its wire
gauge:
Gray sheathing is not used for NM cable but is reserved for underground
(UF) cable.
NM cable is dangerous to handle while the circuit handles are carrying voltage.
UF Cable
UF cable is also used for major circuit wiring, and it carries a dangerous
amount of voltage as long as the circuits are turned on.
THHN/THWN Wire
THHN and THWN are codes for the two most common types of
insulated wire used inside the conduit. Unlike NM cable, in which two or
more individual insulated conductors are bundled inside a plastic
sheathing, THHN and THWN wires are single conductors, each with its
color-coded insulation. Instead of being protected by NM cable sheathing,
these wires are protected by tubular metal or plastic conduit.
T: Thermoplastic
THHN and THWN wires have coloured sheathings that are generally used
to identify their function in a circuit:
THHN and THWN wires are circuit wires that should never be handled
when the circuits are turned on.
Low-Voltage Wire
Serious shocks rarely occur with low-voltage wires, but it is still always
best to turn off devices before working with them.
Coaxial Cable
Coaxial cable is beginning to grow less common, thanks to the use of other
forms of data wiring, such as HDMI, for television data transmission.
Coaxial cable is a round jacketed cable that features an inner conductor
surrounded by a tubular insulating layer, surrounded by a tubular
conducting shield made of braided wire. It can be identified by the
threaded connectors that are used to make unions and device hook-ups.
Coaxial cable was once the standard for connecting televisions to antenna
or cable service delivery and is still often used to connect satellite dishes or
to bring subscription television service to an in-home distribution point. It
typically has black or white insulation and is perfectly round in shape,
making it easy to distinguish from NM electrical circuit cables.
The minuscule amount of voltage carried by coaxial cable signals makes it very
unlikely to cause shock of any type—provided the cables are not in contact with
another source of current.
2-way light switches are helpful to turn ON or turn OFF light from
different end locations. In this article simple Two-way Light Switch
Connection described with neat circuit diagram and wiring details.
Making ON/OFF light from two end is more comfortable when we
consider stair case, two-way light control is simple and easy to construct.
The condition of getting Output in ON condition is same as the Ex-nor gate truth
table which is given below:
0 0 1
0 1 0
1 0 0
1 1 1
The condition of getting Output in ON condition is same as the Ex-or gate truth
table which is given below:
0 0 0
0 1 1
1 0 1
1 1 0
A Staircase wiring makes the feasibility for the user to turn ON and OFF the load
from two switches placed apart from each other.
Staircase wiring circuit arrangement
The first pole and second pole of the SPDT switch S1 has connected to the
corresponding first and second pole of the SPDT switch S2. That is similar
poles of both two switches are connected to each other.
Are another method of connection that can be used for staircase wiring or
multiway switching.
Carter wiring system:
Carter wiring is a 3-way wiring or a multi-way wiring method used at the
time of old K&T (knob-and-tube) installations, which has been prohibited
by the NEC (National Electrical Code) since the early ’90s.
In Carter wiring, both phase and neutral lines are connected to the switch.
One throw of the two SPDT switches has connected to the phase line and
other throws in the neutral line. The load or bulb has connected between
the common poles of the two SPDT switches.
The light will be OFF when both switches are in the same position. That is,
both of the bulb terminals have either phase or neutral. When the switches
are flipped to the opposite direction the terminals get opposite polarity and
light gets ON.