Hydropower plants in the context of the climatic change - TU Wien

THUrSDAY 7 November, afternoon: SESSION b6
Small Hydro
The costs of small-scale Hydropower production: Impact on the development
of existing potential
G. Aggidis, E. Luchinskaya, Lancaster University, Department of Engineering,
Lancaster, ENGLAND; B. Rothschild, Lancaster University, Department of Economics,
Lancaster University Management School, Lancaster, ENGLAND; D. Howard,
Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, Lancaster Environment Centre, Lancaster,
ENGLAND
Towards “Olganos” Small Hydro parks at the Macedonian vermion mount
V.G. Stergiopoulos, ASPETE, Higher School of Pedagogical and Technological
Education, Athens, GREECE; A.V. Stergiopoulou, Agricultural University of Athens,
Athens, GREECE; G.V. Stergiopoulos, 3GIS Specialist, Athens, GREECE
Does climate change affect even SHp?
B. Pelikan, President of the European Small Hydropower Association (ESHA),
Vienna, AUSTRIA
report of a Micro Hydropower plant implementation in the Hinterland of
Surinam
S. Naipal, Anton de Kom University of Suriname, Paramaribo, SURINAME,
E. Doujak, Institute for Thermodynamics and Energy Conversion, Vienna
University of Technology, Vienna, AUSTRIA
frIDAY 8 November, morning: SESSION A7
production methods and materials
reneval of the anti-corrosion protection of the pressure piplines at the pump
Storage power plant Häusern of Schluchseewerk Ag
T. Huber, Schluchseewerk AG, Freiburg, GERMANY; E. Rainer, Engineering
Services, TIWAG – Tiroler Wasserkraft AG, Innsbruck, AUSTRIA
pelton runner with high erosion caused by glacier sediment: assessment and
first measures
R. Maldet, Engineering Services, TIWAG – Tiroler Wasserkraft AG, Innsbruck,
AUSTRIA
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