Posted by Oddbjørn on Thursday, December 2, 2010 at 2:31pm.
Are you talking metric tons (1000 kg) or USA tons (2000 lbm)?
a) Divide the rate of (water) potential energy loss to the electrical output of the turbine. Use consistent units
efficiency = 4.2*10^9 W/(dM/dt)*g*H)
dM/dt is the mass flow rate; H is the height of reservoir water above the turbine intake.
If your tons are metric, I get 79.4%
b) I have no idea what you mean by "taking effect out of cable migration"
Are you Google-computer-translating from Norwegian?
(c) The overall efficiency is the product of turbogenerator efficiency (from a) and the line transmission efficiency
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