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Reduced Cost Hydropower Maintenance
Project ID: 5021
Principal Investigator: Jim DeHaan
Research Topic: Improved Power Generation
Priority Area Assignments: 2011 (Climate Adaptation), 2012 (Climate Adaptation)
Funded Fiscal Years:
2011,
2012 and
2013
Keywords: None
Research Question
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Need and Benefit
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Research Products
Bureau of Reclamation Review
The following documents were reviewed by experts in fields relating to this project's study and findings. The results were determined to be achieved using valid means.
Machine Condition/Vibration Monitoring (final, PDF, 2.7MB)
By Jim DeHaan
Publication completed on October 22, 2012
It was decided to pursue an in-house written software application.
Main advantages
–This approach allows for in-house expansion and customization of the software.
–Works with a variety of commercially available DAQ equipment