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Fan Yang, Zhongbin Li, Yuting Lv, Jindong Li, Guangxin Zhou and Ahmed Nasr
An axial-flow pump as a turbine (PAT), as compared to the conventional Francis turbine, has the advantages of not being restricted by the terrain and having lower cost to reverse the pump as a turbine for power generation. When an axial-flow pump is reve...
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Xiaocui Chen, Yuan Zheng, Junhui Xu, Yuquan Zhang, E. Fernandez-Rodriguez, Chengyi Li, Ying Zhou and Tao Jiang
In non-design conditions, severe hydraulic instability can affect the stability of a pump station and even shorten its service life. A Francis pump station in the South-to-North Water Transfer Project was examined to carry out a numerical simulation of t...
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Tolulope Babawarun, Wei Hua Ho, Harry Ngwangwa
Wind turbine blades are the first mechanical part of a wind turbine that interacts with the wind and hence play a key role in wind power generation. It is important that the wind turbine blade is tested for structural integrity in accordance to design co...
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Upeksha Caldera, Dmitrii Bogdanov, Svetlana Afanasyeva and Christian Breyer
This work presents a pathway for Saudi Arabia to transition from the 2015 power structure to a 100% renewable energy-based system by 2050 and investigates the benefits of integrating the power sector with the growing desalination sector. Saudi Arabia can...
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Masaru Kurihara and Hiromu Takeuchi
Reverse osmosis (RO) membranes have been widely applied in seawater desalination (SWRO) and wastewater reclamation as the main desalination technology since 2000. SWRO plants face challenges to reduce energy consumption and brine disposal to lessen marin...
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