Tak, wiem. Ale widziałem na żywo dużo takich już wiekowych obiektów i większość z nich była tego typu. Tutaj jest tylko góra drewniana ale bywałem w obiektach, które przy samym wejściu do środka już się chwiały.

🇬🇧 - ?, we speak in English, and don’t understand polish, please translate into English 🙂

@@samuelfellows6923 I wrote that I saw a lot of such objects and most of the old ones were built this way. Many of them had a wooden bottom. On wooden stilts. And when they were old, the whole building was able to move even after entering it.

@@adameno2161 - 🙂 thanks

EPA is going to have a kitten! Unless that's on private land, then the landlord insurance company would be in for a small surprise.

Look how old that thing is. There is tons of history in that old rusty metal and creaky boards. That fits at least one of your criteria.

But you loved it

It'd probably be a drop in the bucket compared to the mains in the area. But yeah, it would be sweet to have it running as a historical piece.

That could probably power 2 homes

@@beakytzw I'd say more like 5-10

@@beakytzw more like 1 house and empty of any human. Just the fridge would take the whole output from the turbine and yet maybe more than it can produce.

@@mrosef007 you think that thing makes 100 watts with that much water turning it

A jakie wibracje w domu :)))

This Thing has at best 5 kW. A single Kettle needs 1000 Watt, an Oven or Stove even 2-4 kW. You could power a single House with this Turbine but would have to watch the fuck out which Devices you switch on at the same Time. So using this Turbine for Hydroelectricity is a rubbish Idea.

Good one

Fo shizzle?

Thanks

It is located in the center of Poland and fueled the grain mill.

🌟 - please do a video of the grain mill 😀

Is that near where Duke Energy let a massive amount of coal slurry spill into the river and fuck up the ecosystem? Fuck them.

Yes, I know, it would be better. This one was installed here over a dozen years ago and has remained. I personally thought about switching to a cross flow turbine.

Hi . I know this turbine is 50 horsepower and about 70 rpm. Unfortunately, I don't know what the water flow is. Greetings.

1.21 jigawatts

it's not too big. At normal water levels, around 1.5 or 2 meters.

I will try to write in English :-)

It powered the grain mill

@@adameno2161 I was wondering that same thing, thanks for letting us know. Do you know any more about it? When it was built?

The turbine itself was manufactured in 1949. Previously, another, smaller one was installed there. At the beginning of the nineties, it underwent a slight renovation. And about 7 years ago, she had wooden fingers in the gear replaced because the previous ones broke. And about every 10 years, overhaul of the upper bearing (thrust, disc).

I have submechaniphobia id be fucking terrified

A water turbine can drive a wide variety of devices. They used to be widely used to drive mills, sawmills, forges and many other plants. They can also run generators. In this case, the turbine was driving the grain mill.

Młyn wodny. Na tabliczce znamionowej ma 50 🐎

Dave Beckley Poszczególne zęby kół zębatych są bardzo wyjątkowe.

@@davebeckley2584 tak, są zrobione z twardego drewna. Okrąg jest z żeliwa w który są wkładane ,,zęby" i zapieranie drewnianymi klinami. Oczywiście wszystko musi mieć odpowiedni kształt i do każdej turbiny było to dopracowywane indywidualnie.

Fajnie że działa mimo tylu lat.

This is renewable energy (green energy), not free energy.

You could jump on the wheel and see how long it takes to be thrown through the wall.

@@mrfingers4737 that is certainly an attractive alternative yes.

да это была водяная мельница.

Przepraszam, ale nie chcę podawać żadnych szczegółów związanych z lokalizacją.

Yes it is a Francis turbine. Most of the information on the internet says that these are high-headroom turbines. But they were also produced for low bleeds. And used quite often. From what I remember, the main difference was the rotor construction, the height and width ratio. And the speed of rotation. Currently, Francis turbines are not used for drops below 5m.

Can’t see the turbine but the water intake room and the presence of wicket gates suggest a vertical Francis.

This tremor is unfortunately the vibration caused by the turbine.

@@adameno2161 ahh

Ciężkie do wykonania. Duży napływ wody i potrzebny dobry sprzęt do takiego nagrania (nie mam). Może kiedyś w przyszłości.

@@adameno2161 Ok, czy jest szansa pokazać regulację prędkość obrotów turbiny? Czy kierownica sterująca nie jest zbyt mocno zardzewiała?

@@GunsGuy1990 Pomimo wieku tej turbiny wszystko działa. Może już nie idealnie ale da się zatrzymać i regulować obroty. Kiedyś w wolnej chwili coś nakręcę. Widzę, że kolega też jest pasjonatem takich sprzętów jak i ja. Ciekawe są turbiny banki-michella i bardzo podobne ossberger. Niestety u nas praktycznie niewystępujące.

@@adameno2161 Zgadza się, jestem fanem techniki i swego czasu mocno zagłębiłem się w temat turbin wodnych. Zwłaszcza interesowały mnie te typu reakcyjnego - Francis, Deriaz czy Kaplan bo wydaje mi się że najlepiej wykorzystują potencjał mocy wody. Tym co mnie natchnęło do drążenia w temacie był młyn w mojej okolicy z poziomym Francisem - niestety od dawna niesprawny :(

@@GunsGuy1990 To z tego co piszesz rozumiem, że gdzieś w obszarze górskim lub podgórskim masz lokalizację bo tam często były francisy poziome montowane i w zabudowie. Oglądałem kiedyś elektrownie w Złotnikach Lubańskich na francisach ale to inna bajka. Deriazy to do siłowni szczytowo-pompowych. Normalnie na duże spady to Francis albo kaplan. Ten drugi łatwiejszy w uzyskaniu energii poprzez regulację kierowniczą i łopat, tak myślę. Śmigłowa to taki bardzo ubogi kaplan co zabiera połowę mocy i sterowności a na bardzo duże spady to peleton ale u nas też z nim lipa.

I remember couple old mills my area Ozarks still spin if turned. Water now that's not happen again for some but most get welded or few screws hold them so ppl can not get spinning get hurt. Two that burned up from school party's after good Friday night game.

@Muckin 4on nature abhors an even number.

Przepraszam, ale nie chcę podawać żadnych szczegółów związanych z lokalizacją.

@@adameno2161 stawiam na rzekę S

😂

See this video : kzfaq.info/get/bejne/atp_fM-hl8zZm3k.htmlsi=Ktfnm8V-2UF-Gc1G

Also get a grid tie inverter and send electricity back to the grid.

Yes

@@adameno2161 ....thumbs up Adam from Lake George, NY ..USA ;-)

Wrong! HP is calculated by both torque and speed combined. The small take off wheel from this turbine have same HP value as the big wheel but at lower torque and higher speed. HP is simply a different unit for Power like Watts and 1 HP = 746W . It is based of the amount of work done per seecond. 1 watt = a joule/second of work. A low speed machine can have huge amount of HP if torque is high. The the other way around, is also true. A universal motor in say a power tool spinning at 30000 rpm have a quite low torque but uses the speed instead to still get a high wattage. A gearbox can then lower the high rpm from this motor and at same time it increases the torque by the same amount but the power of the machine in HP or Watts is same at both ends of the gearbox. Same amount of work is produced in total. Another very similar example to this turbine are modern hydro power plants using similar turbines that spin at at most maybee 500 rpm but each turbine can still output 100s of MW of electricity because the torque they produce is enormous.

@@johnpekkala6941 Thats why my 400hp motor bike cant pull a trailer :)

Exactly, but a 400 hp lorry easily can. Speed vs torque.

Me !

About 70 turns and 50 horses

Don't worry, I know this and many people in my family have died in similar devices. I think he will survive. Soon I want to gently run this ruin, but it's just so that it works. Soon I want to record the rotor and adjust how it looks. The recording will be operational by the end of the year.

Fuckers mint