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Hydroelectricity is a renewable energy generation method that utilizes the power of water flow to generate electricity. The core equipment in a hydroelectric system is the water turbine generator. A water turbine generator (also known as a hydroelectric generator) is a generator that uses a hydroelectric turbine as the prime mover to convert water energy into electrical energy. Hydro generators can be used not only in large hydroelectric power plants, such as dams and reservoirs, but also in smaller versions suitable for home and small business use. This blog will give you an overview of how a hydro generator works.

A hydroelectric generator is a device that utilizes the energy of water flow to convert it into electrical energy, and is usually installed in waters such as rivers, reservoirs or dams. It utilizes the kinetic energy of the water flow to drive the rotor of the generator to rotate, generating electrical energy through electromagnetic induction. Hydroelectric generators are an environmentally friendly, renewable energy source with stable power generation performance and long service life, and are widely used around the globe.

The role of hydroelectric generator sets is to rivers, lakes, etc. located in the high places with potential energy of water flow to the low places, through the turbine into the mechanical energy of the turbine, the turbine and promote the generator to generate electricity, will be converted to mechanical energy into electrical energy.