That's the dream, get a property with a river and live / mine with free power.

Should be doable!

Its funny i seen u on this comment section Vosk thinkn what im thinkn 🤣💯

And more coming soon!

That's pretty specific ;) Do you mean a syphon culvert? We've evaluated a project like that in the past yes. Get in touch with us through www.turbulent.be/contact-us and be sure to add flow and head data for a swift response

I am a Canadian engineer/inventor. I have a hydraulic lifting device that would enable you to put these anywhere on earth with a limited amount of water and no rivers. Is there somewhere I could contact you folks directly without going through your sales dept?

That can be arranged. For a cost estimation we'll need to have an idea of height difference and flow (m3/s). Our turbines change in size based on these 2 inputs, as does the cost. You can go to www.turbulent.be/contact-us and fill out the form. Thanks!

The Ayung river has significant fluctuations. Just the day after installation, a storm hit Bali and flooded the river (minute 2:00 of the video). Even if the basin gets flooded, the turbine can be disconnected and will simply keep rotating. If you still have running water but lower than normal, the turbine will keep generating electricity, only slightly less than with the normal flow levels of the river. Once the river is back to its normal flow, the turbine will produce at its normal design power. The key is in the plant factor! We will have a blogpost coming soon to explain this in depth.

@@TurbulentHydro Excellent.

Good question... love that answered ya too

@@TurbulentHydro so, disconnecting , what is that preventing? I am guessing something to do with smooth rotation rates. Electromagnetic feedback effects that could damage the coils?

​ @James Crouch I think, you always can install autotransformer with automatic controller that can switch coils to achieve needed voltage. It can possibily be some troubles with frequency -- it must be quite stable 50 or 60 Hz for some applications.

Several options are available. Till now we mainly did the project completely ourselves. But we're developing a budget friendly design that you can build yourself. We provide the specialty equipment and expertise, and you could do the concrete works and assembly/installation. Would that be something you're interested in? Go to to www.turbulent.be/contact-us to get more info please!

Hi Ochoche, I noticed we have sent you an email but we didn't receive your answer yet. Can we help you further?

@@TurbulentHydro I'm not sure I got it I'll check again. Thank you for your response

@@dr_och01 Sure, and thanks. I'm sure we can help you with your project. Powering hospitals is very much needed in these current times. If you can't find it let me know!

Not yet, but you can always apply through www.turbulent.be/contact-us

yess plz reply

Who says you need to win the lottery? We're working on a budget model. If you're handy, you can do most of the work yourself. We can provide you with the speciality components

@@TurbulentHydro i am still financing my car and I am disabled sighs

@@TurbulentHydro in anticipation of

@@mortymortal7 ty 💓

@@TurbulentHydrowould you run it backwards in southern hemisphere? Since the vortex wants to turn opposite way!

Absolutely! You can find more information in www.turbulent.be

@@TurbulentHydro thank you.

Very interesting! have you already contacted us through our website? www.turbulent.be/contact-us

@@TurbulentHydro yes at least a year ago. I wanted to purchase one of your large generators, but was told you are not doing business with canadians

@@wimheyvaert8101 a simple design change in the intake earthworks can increase production up to 5000%. ready to listen yet?

@@wimheyvaert8101 I gave you my email two messages above

@@wimheyvaert8101 if you do not see my email address in the message above then I'm going to assume that KZfaq is censoring it

By going to www.turbulent.be/contact-us and sending us your flow and head data. Thanks!

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yes, go to the contact form on our website and we'll get in touch with you. Generally we can tell if a project is doable by you giving us head and flow data. www.turbulent.be/contact-us

Hi Mohammed, sorry to hear you're having a hard time to get in touch with us. It could be because our customer contact system uses the amount of data you gave us to prioritize incoming requests (we're a small team). If you can give more details about head and flow, I'm sure you'll get a faster response.

ChileExpatFamily would love to hear some feedback. Was also interested in having this installed in a property I own, an wasn’t sure it was legit.

@@JayBelafonte Still no word from them. Crickets............ must be a scam. I am going on over a year now waiting to hear just a BOO! from them. Jim in Chile.

@@ChileExpatFamily We're very sorry to hear you haven't got a reply yet. Have you checked your spam folder? Usually, provided the contact form was filled out correctly, you should receive a reply from us within 1 to 2 days. To answer your question, we are absolutely in business. In fact, three years ago we installed our firs commercial prototype, a turbine of 15 kw of power in Donihue, Chile. It was used to test the supply chain, validate the different stakeholders, production and installation, regulation and to test the local market potential. We have in the pipeline projects in Mulchen and Cunco as well. Chile's hydro power potential is immense and we would love to have more projects installed there soon. However, when our customers have been requesting the local permits in Chili (water rights, and others) it seems to take quite some time to get a response from the local authorities. This is unfortunately something it's out of our hands. The required permits also vary greatly per country. However, we know by experience that for micro hydro projects, these permits tend to minimal in comparison to traditional hydro. In other to assess the viability of your projects we need to know: - An estimated height difference and flow - A clear picture of the site where you can see clearly the height difference of the upper and lower part of the stream. In some cases, such as the Green School Bali and a private customer in Estonia they had already all the necessary permits and they had already built the civil works. This can greatly accelerate the installation of the project.

@@TurbulentHydro Yes I saw the video you did here in Chile and put comments on that video asking to be contacted and never heard from you on youtube or email. I even called your company internationally and left a voice mail. I live in Los Lagos region. Not in the north of Chile where there is no water. We get about 7 meters of rain in the winter alone each year. No need for water rights where I am. NO One has them for the most part in the south because in the south TOO much water is the problem. Jim

Sorry to hear that, have you already checked your spam folder? Normally, if you have contact us through our contact form in our website, you should have received a reply within 1 or 2 days. In order to process your inquiry effectively, we need to know a few things about your site: - Estimated head and flow - Picture of the site where you clearly see the height difference between the upper and lower part of the stream.

@@TurbulentHydro I emailed about sites specifically, I want to buy a piece of land to build a house on and I want the house to be completely self powered by using water (or whatever power solution would work). Problem is that I cannot really find a good place over here in the nr1 flat coutnry called the Netherlands...

@@wimheyvaert8101 I know, should have seen me ask that to the real estate agent... But he didn't find anything close to where I currently live... Just trying to search for other places now...