Sam:
Your site seems a very hard one. Things for water catchment goes for conduct 
the water aside the natural stream, if it is possible to do that. Propeller 
turbines are for low head (some  1,5 - 5 meters). Your idea looks bad for me, 
because you must have "control" on the water flow always, at normal/low flow 
time and with floods flows also.
Please look at www.powerpal.com for some views about picohydro low head 
propeller turbines and how can be mounted. Scale the sites shown, in your mind 
for larger propeller as per the power you need.
Other greater 'S' type propeller turbines can be see in www's from Orengine, 
Ossberger or KWV, among others.
Kind regards,

Carlos E. Bonifetti
Chile
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  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: a30packbob 
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  Sent: Friday, November 05, 2004 11:34 AM
  Subject: [microhydro] how to harness a stream




  Hello group.   My name is sam. and iam a newbe. hmmmm sounds like an 
  aa meeting. I have looked at all the past post for the last year and 
  a half,some good info. But nothing for my situation, So here we go. I 
  have a stream that at low water is 4ft deep,8ft wide,moving at 6ft 
  p/s between two large rocks. problem,in winter(rainny season)these 
  numbers are tripled. I cannot use a dam. so I believe I must anchor a 
  prop. to the bottom of the stream. I know there are machines out 
  there but they are to large, and trying to extrapolate from pictures 
  has not worked,trying to get info from prop builders has been 
  fruitless.  The questions are,  1 should I be looking at one large 
  prop or several smaller ones?. 2 Were can I find a design for a prop 
  that is turned by water?. 3 Am I going in the right direction?.    
  Best regards to all   Sam.             








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