Lecture

Hydropower Infrastructure

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Description

This lecture covers the essential elements of high head hydropower developments, the impact on the environment and landscape, and the classification of turbines. It also discusses the economically feasible hydroelectric potential, the Swiss water tower, and the comparison of land transport modes.

Instructors (2)

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