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Operational, design, and economic factors impacting gravitational water vortex hydropower systems
This work investigates and assesses the main operational, design, and economic factors that influence the performance of Gravitational Water Vortex Hydropower Systems and their overall contribution to energy sustainability. The thesis highlights improving performance through turbine blade angle, bas
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