diplomska naloga
Nejc Bedek (Author), Andrej Kryžanowski (Mentor), Janko Logar (Thesis defence commission member), Simon Rusjan (Co-mentor)

Abstract

Izkoriščanje obnovljivih virov energije, je ključnega pomena, zaradi vse večjih potreb po električni energiji. Kljub majhni količini proizvedene električne energije v malih hidroelektrarnah imajo takšne investicije veliko drugih prednosti. Pred začetkom opravil za izgradnjo elektrarne je natančna analiza, na osnovi kakovostnih vhodnih podatkov, mesta na katerem želimo izkoriščati vodni potencial, ključnega pomena. V oceni hidroenergetskega potenciala reke Reke na lokaciji Topolc, smo določili smiselnost revitalizacije starega objekta, v katerem so včasih vodni potencial že izkoriščali. Izhajali smo iz meritev pretokov na vodomerni postaji Trnovo, ki smo jih analizirali in smiselno ovrednotili. Topografske podatke terena smo pridobili z geodetskimi posnetki lokacije. Cilj takšne ocene je predvsem dobiti količino letne proizvedene električne energije in ekonomska upravičenost investicije. Za smiselno ovrednotenje vhodnih podatkov, smo izračune moči in električne energije primerjali z izračuni podjetja Siapro, ki smo jih dobili od lastnika objekta, g. Barbiša. Primerjava je bila izvedena za dvakrat regulirano Kaplanovo turbino, ki se glede na okoliščine, ni izkazala za optimalno izbiro. Ekonomsko upravičenost smo dokazovali z analizo finančnega toka, in sicer z rezultati neto sedanje vrednosti (NSV) za zakonsko predpisano diskontno stopnjo (DS) in interno stopnjo donosnosti (IDS). Pridobljeni rezultati so dobra podlaga za izdelavo idejnega projekta oziroma za nadaljnje projektne aktivnosti, v kolikor bi se lastnik objekta odločil za izdelavo male hidroelektrarne.

Keywords

gradbeništvo;diplomska dela;UNI;GR;mala hidroelektrarna;energetski potencial;instalirani pretok;ekonomska upravičenost;

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Language: Slovenian
Year of publishing:
Typology: 2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization: UL FGG - Faculty of Civil and Geodetic Engineering
Publisher: [N. Bedek]
UDC: 627.8(497.4)(043.2)
COBISS: 6827873 Link will open in a new window
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Secondary language: English
Secondary title: Assessment of hydroenergetic potential on river Reka in Topolc
Secondary abstract: Due to increasing demand for electricity, the exploit of renewable energy resources has become essential. Despite the small amount of electricity produced by small hydropower plants, have such investments many other advantages. Before starting a project of small hydro power plant, it is vital to analyze quality input data of selected location for using water potential. In assessment of hydroenergetic potential of the Reka river in Topolc, the point of old object revitalization has been determined, in which water potential has already been exploited. We start with analysis and evaluation of daily flow measurements from gauging station in Trnovo. Topographical terrain data were collected with the geodetic location recordings. The aim of such an assessment is primarly to get the annual amount of electricity produced and the viability of investment. Calculations of produced power and electricity were compared with calculations from company Siapro, which were obtained from the owner of the object Mr. Barbiš. The comparison was made for double regulated Kaplan turbine, which, given the circumstances, is not proven to be optimal choice. Economic viability has been proven by analyzing cash flow, with the results of net present value (NPV) for a statutory discount rate (DS) and internal rate of return (IRR). The obtained results are a good basis for developing a conceptual design, or for further project activities, if the owner will decide to build small hydropower plant.
Secondary keywords: graduation thesis;civil engineering;small hydropower plant;energy potential;rated flow;economic viability;
File type: application/pdf
Type (COBISS): Bachelor thesis/paper
Thesis comment: Univ. v Ljubljani, Fak. za gradbeništvo in geodezijo
Pages: VIII, 33 str.
ID: 8708075