This whirlpool can power a small village. It provides energy 24 hours a day. It can be installed in most streams and canals wherever a natural height difference occurs. It’s designed to bring electricity to rural areas and doesn’t require skilled labour to build. Current technology is invasive and destructive but this device won’t harm the ecosystem.
How does it work?
It’s installed at a small,natural height difference. Land is excavated near the water. Prefabricated parts are installed, then the core of the turbine. The land is filled back in. Then the river wall is opened and the turbine starts working 24/7. The generator is the only moving part so it reduces the chance of failure.
This tech is being tested in rural areas and is producing promising results. It could energise the world over. What’s better than clean energy for all?
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