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SURFACE WATER VELOCITY DRIVEN HYDROKINETIC TURBINE
VIKALP-I FLOATING POWER PLANT
BY
C-21, Kiran Garden, Matiyala, New Delhi-110059
www.maclec.com, [email protected]
August 2019
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Innovation in Detail
1. Introduction to the Product:
VIKALP-I is first of its kind indigenous hydro turbine module which harness kinetic hydro power from
surface velocity of running waters. There is significant potential of hydro power in flowing
streams/canals and rivers in India. Conventional-hydro turbines are not suitable to tap this flowing water potential to generate electricity. The proposed hydrokinetic turbine can harness energy from flowing
water with adequate depth, width and adequate water velocity required (>0.5 m/s) available at these sites.
The installation of the system requires minimum civil structure for anchoring only and doesn't need big civil structure or diversion of water body from its natural source.
2. Company profile:
MACLEC is First Startup, working to explore and exploit hydrokinetic potential of available rivers and
canals in India through Indigenous Technology. Apart from Hydrokinetic Turbine, MACLEC introduces MACLEC ADVANCE SWACCH BHARAT TRASH (MAST) a unique waste collection, spot
segregation, compaction cum smart call back system and MACLEC VAYU (MV-I) a unique technology
driven solution which purify ambient air and generate electricity from road traffic itself, are in their various stage of development. Our 5 year old startup is DIPP registered, having in house capacity to
manufacture and install 1MW/6months and presently working with UJVN Limited, IIT Roorkee, NEERI
Delhi, DTRL DRDO, etc.
3. Product Details
The NOVELTY of proposed system is of tapping the surface velocity of the flowing stream and turbine
is not submerged in water completely which has been attempted first time. Therefore, it can also be
installed on shallow streams. The turbine, generator and other equipment are fitted on a floater and anchored at the banks of the stream through steel ropes. The floater can be adjusted according the water
level in the stream without changing its installation. This attempt is the first of its kind in India.
Regarding cost of the turbine it has been aimed that the equipment cost may be at par the cost of
conventional micro turbines cost after development.
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a) Scope of Product
All Major Minor Irrigation Canal Network, All Flowing Rivers, All Hilly Streams, all downstream
canals of Existing Hydro Dams, Power Canals and Tail Race Canals/Discharge Canals of Hydro power
Plants, even all sewage canals having regular flow of sewage (Example - Nazafgarh Drain, Delhi) are potential sites to install proposed Hydrokinetic Turbine technology because of its robustness, simple and
smart IoT Driven Technology.
Right now our target market is Irrigation Departments and PSUs of India working in Electricity Generation and Distribution sector because all these targeted PSUs have access to Canals/Rivers and
capability to get into PPA Agreement easily. They also have legal liability of indigenous technology
absorption to diversify and spread their business.
We are also simultaneously targeting individual authorities such as forest department, hotel chains,
resorts, village panchayats and individual farmers/industrialists having establishment near running water bodies.
As far as size of Indian Market alone is concerned, then we have personally identified 70 sites with
24757.3 Megawatt Scope in Grid based mega Hydrokinetic Turbine Power Plant Establishment. Moreover proposed technology have huge potential worldwide as well specially in USA, Canada,
Australia, UK, South East Asia, Africa and Latin America.
In case of off-grid potential, there can be millions of sites where our system can be installed off-grid
basis to fulfill round the clock electricity need of the establishment as standalone power plant.
b) Technical Specifications:
It is Cross flow turbine technology having Power Coefficient (Cp) in the range of 0.40 to 0.48 and Tip
Speed Ratio (TSR) in the range of 0.22.
Fig: Graphical Representation of TSR and Cp Values calculated by HRED, IIT Roorkee
Specific Turbine Blade Profile as well as blade angle allows turbine to harness maximum hydrokinetic
energy available in running water without blocking or creating any major head up in the streamline flow
of running water body.
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The turbine blades of VIKALP-I interacts with the water flow in radial flux manner that is why it require
only half submergence of rotor in order to get maximum power output.
Radial installation of VIKALP-I Turbine makes it debris free/ silt free/floating garbage free and allows it to harness electricity even from heavily silted /floating debris containing water bodies without getting
damaged.
Fig: Radial Flux installation of VIKALP-I and Simulation in ANSYS showing interaction of water stream with turbine blade profile
The radial orientation of turbine does not block the flow of water body and provide low RPM but higher
torque which make it fish friendly/aquatic life friendly and able to run even in shallow waters.
Floating installation allows turbine module to adjust its submergence level according to the water level
and lower down the risk of any damage to the turbine module during flash flood, sudden velocity/flow change/water level rise.
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Fig: Installation Plan.
c) Indian/International Standards Applicable
The fabrication Material of turbine module is RoHS compliance and follow all necessary standards
applicable for conventional hydro turbines prescribed by Hydro and Renewable Energy Department IITR and MNRE, etc.
d) Design Details
Standard Turbine Module consisting of Four Components:
(i) Turbine Rotor: Consisting of Specially designed Turbine blades attached to a rotor in a manner so that in case of any
damage, only specific blade can be repaired/replaced.
Fig: Turbine Module
(ii) Turbine Floater: Consisting of two floating pontoon like tanks having smooth ball mouth at both entry and exit sites of
water flow. Floater provides stable floating platform to Turbine Rotor, Turbine Gearbox Generator Drive
Train and Power Evacuation unit. Floater also have buoyancy adjustment system and provision to install solar PV Modules to give extra backup.
(iii) Turbine Gearbox Generator Drive Train:
One of the most important component which consists of specially designed couplers and mechanical energy transmission mechanism which allows smooth transmission of mechanical energy from turbine
rotor to generator through specially designed Gearbox.
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Fig: Turbine Gearbox Generator Drive Train:
(iv) Power Evacuation System:
Consisting of first of its kind Voltage and Frequency stabilization system as well as power monitoring
unit which stabilize the generated power and feed into Grid/Off-Grid use.
e) Test Reports (If Any)
Technical Evaluation, Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) Analysis, Field Trial, Scale Up Turbine Performance testing done by Hydro and Renewable Energy Department, Indian Institute of Technology
Roorkee.
Third Party review of Testing done by HRED IIT Roorkee have been concluded recently in July 2019 by
Central Board of Irrigation and Power (CBIP).
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f) Limitations:
S/No. Parameters Details
1. Minimum Stream Velocity Required 0.5 Meter/Second
2. Maximum Threshold Velocity 6 Meter/Second
3. Minimum Water Depth Required 0.4 Meter
4. Maximum Threshold water depth Infinite ( )
5. Minimum Required Width of Water body 1 Meter
6. Maximum Width of Water Body Infinite ( )
7. Required Water Quality All kind of flowing water (No issues with Silt
or any kind of floating debris )
No issues with pH, Salinity, Turbidity, Hardness, Alkalinity, TDS, etc.
4. Applications in Indian Context / works done in India (100)
Proposed technology enables the villagers, farmers, urban population, industries and all other electricity
consuming human establishments which are situated nearby canals/rivers/hilly streams, to generate 24*7 eco-friendly electricity without any carbon footprint.
Fig: Use of Diesel Pumps to lift water from Canals is still continue which can be replaced easily through
VIKLAP-I as Distributed Generation Cum Water lifting Plant
Our Technology can replace all of these diesel/electric pumps installed at running water source and reduce cost of farming drastically.
Our Turbine modules can also be installed at downstream of all Lift Canals to recover at least 50% of
energy used to lift the water through VIKALP-I Turbines. Army/Police Establishments, Railway Stations/Railway Gates, etc. established nearby running water bodies can also be potential beneficiaries.
We have done more than 68 field trials of our turbines throughout India and Nepal. Currently installing
100 kW in Uttarakhand with 1 MW order from Punjab is in hand.
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Fig: Glimpses of recently installed Pilot project in Roorkee
5. Cost Economics
( Material Cost & Installation or Execution Cost)
Cost of Grid Connected Per Megawatt VIKALP-I Turbine Plant
S/No Activity Work plan Cost (in
Lakhs)
Time
frame
(in
Working
Days)
Remarks
1. DPR Preparation Site Visit,
Site Potential
Estimation,
Execution Planning
20
0-60
Done by
MACLEC
under guidance
of HRED, IITR
2. Fabrication of
VIKALP-I Modules
0.90 lakh / kW 900.0 60-180 Done by
MACLEC
3. Assembling of
Modules at Site and
Installation
0.20 Lakh/kW 200.0 100-200 Done by
MACLEC
4. Electro Mechanical
Work & Grid
Connectivity
As per Standard 185.0 150-230 Done by
MACLEC
under guidance
of HRED, IITR
5. Performance Run
and Final
Commissioning
As per required 20.0 230-260 Done by
MACLEC
under guidance
of HRED, IITR
6. Contingencies &
Unforeseen
As per Standard 50.00 260
Working
Days
Grand Total 1375 (Inr Crores)
This is estimated cost based upon market survey, actual cost can be calculated only after
DPR Preparation)
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Proposed Outcome Per MW
S/No. Feature Outcome Remarks
1. Power generation 80.4 Lakh Units/Year
Ideal Outcome
Savings equivalent to Rs. 7.23 Cr
/year (@ INR 9/Unit Cost)
2. Coal Saving 582 Ton Coal/year Reduction of 31536 Ton CO2
3. Saving of Land 5 Acres In comparison of Land used by 1
MW Solar PP Installation
4. Employment
Generation
20 families/Megawatt Permanent Employment to 300 families and indirect Employment
to 3000 Families
5. Immediate
Beneficiaries
200 Farmers having
farmlands near the site
Villages, MSMEs, Schools and all
institutions situated nearby
6. Life of Plant > 35 Years Equivalent to any conventional
Hydro PP
7. Environmental
Impact
No Any Impact to
Environment, Ecology, Fishes, No
Relocation/Rehabilitation
of Local Community,
No Water Logging, No Permanent
Structure, No Permanent Head-up
8. Payback Time Less Than 5 Years Lowest then all existing hydro and
renewable energy generation
technologies.
c) Maintenance and Repairs Cost
Heads Cost (Annually in Lakhs) Details
Staff 18.00 Yearly Salaries and Staff Welfare cost
Regular
Maintenance
6.00 Oiling, Greasing and minor
repair and maintenance
(Monthly)
Scheduled
Maintenance
4.0 Repair and Replacement of
Major Parts (Ones in a year)
Total 28.00 Lakhs/year
d) Life Expectancy
The turbine power plant can continue in service till 35 Years provided with regular Operation and Maintenance.
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e) Cost comparison with Similar Other Products
Name of Hydrokinetic Company Origin Technical Features Details
DLZ Corp Hydrovolts JV
INDIA - US
JV
Turbine type- Ful
Submerged Type,
VELOCITY - > 2.5 M/SEC.
LCOE - >12/kW
Cost - >4 lakh/kW
Foreign Origin of
technology,
Unavailability of Spare Parts,
unable to perform in
low velocity and depth
PAT ICL JV
US
FULLY
SUBMERGED
VELOCITY - > 2.5 M/SEC.
LCOE - >11/kW
Cost - >4 lakh/kW
Foreign Origin of
technology
Can’t perform in low velocity and
depth
SMART HYDRO POWER GMBH
IMP Power India JV
GERMANY
FULLY
SUBMERGED
VELOCITY - >1.5 M/SEC.
LCOE - >9/kW
Cost - >4.2 lakh/kW
First 20 kW Turbine
Installed in Nayveli
Lignite Corp. Tamilnadu in 2018
Elemental Energy Technologies (EET)
+ Kirloskar JV
AUSTRALIA
Turbine Range
available from 2 kW
to 1000 kW with Velocity 3 to 4.5
m/sec.
LCOE >8/Unit
Any Successful test
in India is not
published so far
Instream Energy Systems
CANADA
Submerged Vertical
access hydrokinetic
turbines (VAHTs) , ~ 2 m/Sec to 4.2 m/s
HIGHER O&M
COST,
HIGHER INSTALLATION
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INR 5.7 Lakh/kW
with INR
70,000/year O&M
COST, HIGHER
SPARE PART
COST
Hydroquest SAS
France
Crossflow
technology with
dual vertical axes, Minimum current
flow speed of 3.1
m/s, INR 4.2 Lakh/kW
with INR
80,000/year O&M
LESS USER
FRIENDLY
HIGHER O&M COST,
HIGHER
INSTALLATION COST, HIGHER
SPARE PART
COST
TOCARDO
Netherlands
Submerged Axial
Flux technology
Similar to Wind Turbines,
Minimum current
flow speed of 2.5 m/s,
INR ~5 Lakh/kW
with INR 550,000/year O&M
LESS USER
FRIENDLY
HIGHER O&M COST,
HIGHER
INSTALLATION COST, HIGHER
SPARE PART
COST
MAKO Turbines
Australia
Submerged Axial Flux technology
Similar to Wind
Turbines,
Minimum current
flow speed of 3.5
m/s, INR ~7.14 Lakh/kW
with INR
90,000/year O&M, LCOE Range – INR
12-22/Unit
Presently Running
Plants
Tasmania, Canada,
UK Coast lines, HIGHER O&M
COST,
HIGHER
INSTALLATION COST,
Hydro Green Energy,
Birmingham
Zero Head and Low
Head Submerged Axial Flux
technology Similar
to Wind Turbines,
Presently Running
Plants
USA, UK
HIGHER O&M
COST,
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Minimum current
flow speed of 2.1
m/s, INR ~6.78 Lakh/kW
with INR
82,000/year O&M,
LCOE Range – INR 12-22/Unit
HIGHER
INSTALLATION
COST,
Xinda Green Energy,
China
Submerged Axial
Flux technology with bell mouth
Minimum current
flow speed of 2.6 m/s
INR ~3.78 Lakh/kW
with INR
25,000/year O&M, LCOE Range – INR
8-20/Unit
Presently Running
Plants
Unorganized Off
grid
LESS USER FRIENDLY
HIGHER O&M
COST,
HIGHER INSTALLATION
COST, HIGHER
SPARE PART COST
SCHOTTEL
Germany
Submerged Axial
Flux technology
Horizontal axis Dual rotor free
flow turbine
Minimum current flow speed of 2.5
m/s
INR ~7.78 Lakh/kW with INR
85,000/year O&M,
LCOE Range – INR
12-22/Unit
Presently Running
Plants
Unorganized Off
grid HIGHER O&M
COST, HIGHER
INSTALLATION
COST, HIGHER SPARE PART
COST
NEW ENERGY CORP.,
CANADA
Submerged Vertical
Axis Cross Flow
Turbine Operating
Conditions
Minimum current flow speed of 2.5
m/s
INR ~8.0 Lakh/kW
with INR
Presently Running
Plants
Unorganized Off
grid HIGHER O&M
COST, HIGHER
INSTALLATION
COST, HIGHER
SPARE PART
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55,000/year O&M,
LCOE Range – INR
12-22/Unit
COST
VERDANT
USA
Submerged
horizontal-axis
turbines Similar to
Wind Turbine Technology
Operating
Conditions Minimum current
flow speed of 2.2
m/s
Cost INR ~7.5Lakh/kW
with INR
69,000/year O&M, LCOE Range – INR
12-22/Unit
Presently Running
Plants
USA, UK
HIGHER O&M COST,
HIGHER
INSTALLATION COST,
GUINARD
FRANCE
compact
MegawattBlue turbine (3.5kW to
20kW) coupled with
batteries and other renewable energy
sources (PV, Wind,
etc)
Minimum current
flow speed of 2.1
m/s
INR ~6.78 Lakh/kW with INR
82,000/year O&M,
LCOE Range – INR 12-22/Unit
0.15 – 0.33
Euro/Unit Generation Cost
Presently Running
Plants
Unknown
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f) Cost comparison with Similar Conventional Techniques
S.N
o
Power
generation
system
Capital Cost
INR/kw
Operation
and
Maintenan
ce cost
INR/Kw/
Year
Life
(years)
Plant
Load
factor
Carbon
Emission
g/kWh
Levelised cost
of energy
INR/Kwh
1 Con. Hydro 70,000-
1,20,000
1800 40-50 0.60 10 5.74
2 Wind Energy 68,000-78,000 1540 25 0.15 9 1.83-4.8
3 Solar PV 60,000 600 25 0.19 38 2.44
4 Nuclear
Power
85,000 1700 60 0.80 6 6.53
5 Coal 50,000-70,000 2870 40 0.60 957 4..4
6 Natural Gas 45,000-60,000 1200 22 0.60 422 4.6
7 Biomass 55,000-65,000 1300 15-20 0.70-0.75 - 2.72
8 Tidal energy Under
Development
-
-
9. VIKALP-I 80,000-
1,30,000
2200 35-60 0.95 4 1.21
6. Company’s Recommendation/ Prospective Use of Product
In last 8 years of continuous field trails and technical analysis by IIT Roorkee, the company found the
proposed technology useful to harness green energy from all flowing water bodies including but not
limited to irrigation canals, river streams, backwaters, power canals of hydro dams, etc.
The technology is customizable, scalable, replicable, easily transportable, repairable without any
specialized tools or skills and environmentally sustainable because of its specialized design and working parameters.
Above features enables the proposed technology, capable to bring revolution in renewable hydro power
sector by reducing installation time, cost, LCOE, Payback time and environmental risks associated with conventional hydro plants.
8. Contact Details TECHNICAL & MARKETING SECTION
Mr. Narayan Bhardwaj,
Innovative CMD,
+91-8285948337
Er. BalRam Bhardwaj,
Innovative MD,
+91880217309
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Results of Performance Testing and CFD done in
collaboration with HRED, IIT Roorkee
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Third Party Review by CBIP
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C-21, Kiran Garden, Matiyala Main Road, Nawada, New Delhi-110059
www.maclec.com, [email protected], +91-8285948337