1. Hydraulic Turbines

2. Kaplan Turbine General Features - Kaplan Turbines are most suitable for low head applications in the range from 20 m to 70 m - The output power may reach the 200 MW for the largest applications

3. Kaplan Turbine Practical Applications Jebba-Nigeria

4. Kaplan Turbine Practical Applications Kainji- Nigeria

5. Kaplan Turbine Practical Applications Arkansas 2, USA (3x35 MW), 3* indicates units used

7. Francis Turbine Practical Applications Atatürk, Turkey The scope of supply includes eight Francis turbines equipped with electronic speed governors and eight biplane butterfly shutoff valves with a nominal diameter of 5,700 mm. A generating capacity of 2,590 MW and contributes about 8 billion kWh to Turkey’s electrical energy requirements.

8. Francis Turbine Practical Applications Tarbela 11-14, Pakistan Between 1977 and 1985 10 Francis units with a generating capacity of 1,750 MW (10 x 175 MW) were installed. The Tarbela project, located some 70 km to the north-west of Islamabad

9. Francis Turbine Practical Applications Birecik, Turkey The project signed in March 1993, and was completed in October 2001. The operation period is determined to be 15 years starting from the date of commercial operation. The power station includes six large units - each having the capacity of 112 MW and the total installed capacity reaches to 672 MW.

10. Pelton Turbine General Features This turbine concept with horizontal and vertical shaft design utilizes the highest heads up to 1,800 m. One to six jets can cover a wide range of application

11. Pelton Turbine Practical Applications Bieudron, Switzerland Includes model investigation of the runners, design and supply of the five nozzle Pelton turbines with digital speed governors as well as the supply of three spherical valves with a rated diameter of 1,400 mm and design pressure 203 bars and manifolds.

12. Pelton Turbine