Turboma manufactured a small Kaplan turbine for the space where a very old Francis turbine had been located. The old Francis turbine had not been in operation for many years. New technology was installed in the old building, which produces clean energy thanks to the lake and the dam located on it. The lake is located in the picturesque grounds of an old 15th-century castle, where beautiful old architecture is combined with new useful technology.
Turboma manufactured a completely new inlet section for a powerstation that is over 100 years old. The three main weir gates have a precise, solid construction that can withstand water pressure. The gates are controlled by hydraulic cylinders equipped with position sensors. There are two main hydraulic units and one backup unit for controlling the gates. There is also a spare diesel unit for emergency control of the gates. New fine screens with an electrically powered closing gate were also manufactured for this powerstation.
The spill gate serves to increase the water level and the associated increase in turbine output.
This 71.8 kW vertical Kaplan turbine was built on the Lužnice River and replaces the more than 100-year-old Francis turbine that has been in service here.
This hydraulic cleaning machine was supplied to the British company Glen Glass Hydro.
The cleaning machine was supplied with combs.
The 203 kW Francis turbine was built for the French company Veolia, which manages the water management here.
