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Pakistan is facing the worst power crisis since last one decade and is passing through its worse economic conditions due to great losses to industrial, commercial and agricultural sectors. There is a dire need of electric power generation plants to fulfill the growing demand for electricity. Pakistan has plenty of potential from water, wind and solar, but the latter two are expensive and difficult to be included in national grid. However, the hydro potential can effectively be utilized either through building dams or run-of-river plants for electrical generation. Studies have shown that most…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Pakistan is facing the worst power crisis since last one decade and is passing through its worse economic conditions due to great losses to industrial, commercial and agricultural sectors. There is a dire need of electric power generation plants to fulfill the growing demand for electricity. Pakistan has plenty of potential from water, wind and solar, but the latter two are expensive and difficult to be included in national grid. However, the hydro potential can effectively be utilized either through building dams or run-of-river plants for electrical generation. Studies have shown that most of the villages in district Peshawar of KPK Province have canals with very small head, ranging from 1 to 10 meters. Effective utilization of low head to produce electrical power efficiently is a challenge. The purpose of this study is to implement a mini hydro power plant for remote areas of Pakistan.
Autorenporträt
Engr. Gul Rukh D/O Yar Muhammad Khan did her MS (EE) and BS (EE) with distinguish, currently pursing PhD (EE) from UET Peshawar. She is working as a Lecturer in the Department of Electrical Engineering in University of Engineering & Technology, Mardan Pakistan. Shared 6 research articles by publishing it in international journals of repute.