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TertiusS
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I have a engineering question that hopefully you guys find interesting enough to help me with. It works as follows.
I have a steadily moving column of water moving at 1.4m per second. I have two water wheels with diameter of 2000mm and 3000mm. Each wheel has 5 flat boards which measure 2000mm x 500mm. These boards are fixed to the water wheel and makes the wheel turn by being pushed by the water. I need to know how much energy preferably in kilowatt is delivered on the output shafts which is fixed to the center of each water wheels.
I hope I have explained it correctly, please ask me for more info if you need it. Thanks for everybody willing to help me with this.
I have a steadily moving column of water moving at 1.4m per second. I have two water wheels with diameter of 2000mm and 3000mm. Each wheel has 5 flat boards which measure 2000mm x 500mm. These boards are fixed to the water wheel and makes the wheel turn by being pushed by the water. I need to know how much energy preferably in kilowatt is delivered on the output shafts which is fixed to the center of each water wheels.
I hope I have explained it correctly, please ask me for more info if you need it. Thanks for everybody willing to help me with this.