Small-Scale Hydro
Eco Evolution are appointed agents in Ireland of Mann Power Consulting Ltd (UK) who specialise in the Archimedean Screw hydro turbine. They also design modern water wheels for electricity generation. The Archimedean screw hydro turbines are suited to low-head sites and are fish friendly. They are manufactured by a company called Rehart who are leaders in the field of mechanical engineering in Germany with a 25 year history of excellence. As pioneers of Archimedean screw generating installations in the UK and Ireland, Mann Power believe that Rehart manufacture the best equipment on the market.
A compact Archimedean Screw turbine:
- Maximises use of existing infrastructure
- Minimal installation time
- No need for fine screening
- High efficiency over variable flow
- Low maintenance
Operation Range:
- Capacity from 100 l/s to 10,000 l/s
- Full capacity with reduced head
- Hydraulic head from 1m to 10m
- No head loss from fine screens or pressure pipes
- 87% hydraulic efficiency
- 77% 'Water to Wire' efficiency
- Operation down to 15% max flow
- 1kW to 350kW
Advantages:
- High efficiency across large flow variation
- Fish friendly
- Leaves and debris simply pass through
- Robust, simple machinery. Low maintenance.
- Simple control system.
- Maximises the net head available
The Archimedean Screw River Dart - see below
Contact us today and we will work with you to provide you with a customised Archimedean Screw hydro turbine quote.
Latest News
July 2009
Eco Evolution appointed agents in Ireland for Mann Power Consulting Ltd., the Archimedean Screw hydro turbine specialists in the UK. Mann Power are the sole UK authorised dealer for the Rehart range of Archimedean Screws manufactured in Germany.
- AS Hydro Turbine Brochure (2.3 MB)
- Turbine Efficiency comparison
- AS Performance Test Results (0.7 MB)
- Comparison study AS vs Kaplan
- Guidelines Low Head_Hydropower
- Fish Passage Test Results Phase1
- Fish Passage Test Results Phase2
- Fish Passage Test Results Phase 3
- Leading Edge Assessment (0.6 MB)
- Fish Monitoring Report (472 KB)















