Calculating Energy from Water Flow - Jonathan

[pumba2]

hello, I want to calculat the connection between the amount of energy I can take from a flowing water (for example for produce electricity with turbine) when the water flow in a alestic pipe, and with the flow velocity, and the pressure on the pipe walls (which can be unstable, when the water came into the pipe from on period pump). how can I do that?

more than that, If it's possible, I want to calculate what is the enrgy I took from the water in electricity power (mean volts), or even what is the connection between the water flow and the RPM of the turbine runner, and to volts.

I hope somone know it and can help me with this
thanking you in advance,
Jonathan

 

[LightHero]

In order to calculate the amount of energy you can take from flowing water, you need to consider several factors, such as the flow rate, pressure, and pipe size. You will also need to know the efficiency of the turbine you are using, as this will affect the amount of energy you can produce. Additionally, if you are looking to calculate the connection between the water flow and the RPM of the turbine runner, and its corresponding voltage, then you will need to use an equation which takes into account several factors, such as the torque, power, RPM, and voltage. There are various online calculators and resources which can help you to make these calculations.