Integrating Cascade Pumped Micro-Hydro Storage: A Sustainable Approach to Energy and Water Management
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| author | Dawaghreh, Oraib Magableh, Sharaf K. Wang, Xuesong Magableh, Mohammad Adnan Wang, Caisheng |
| author_facet | Dawaghreh, Oraib Magableh, Sharaf K. Wang, Xuesong Magableh, Mohammad Adnan Wang, Caisheng |
| contents | As traditional large hydropower has been extensively exploited, micro-hydro systems have caught research increasing interest. New engineering challenges arise in developing micro-hydro systems in areas with significant elevation but prohibitive horizontal distances between primary reservoirs. This study addresses these challenges by proposing a cascade-pumped micro-hydro storage (CPMHS) system that leverages intermediate reservoirs to bridge long horizontal distances, enabling efficient energy transfer and storage. The methodology utilizes naturally occurring lakes with substantial head heights but limited feasibility for direct pumped storage due to horizontal separations. Integrating smaller, strategically placed intermediate reservoirs maximizes energy capture along the cascading path, making pumped storage viable in geographically constrained locations. The proposed system will enhance energy generation potential and provide additional benefits for water management. Using geographical data and a detailed case study focused on Mountain Lake and surrounding lakes, this paper demonstrates the energy efficiency and viability of cascade-based micro-hydro storage. A practical methodology for implementing CPMHS systems is proposed and validated by case studies. An optimization framework is developed for efficient energy capture in regions with challenging topography. |
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| spellingShingle | Integrating Cascade Pumped Micro-Hydro Storage: A Sustainable Approach to Energy and Water Management Dawaghreh, Oraib Magableh, Sharaf K. Wang, Xuesong Magableh, Mohammad Adnan Wang, Caisheng Systems and Control As traditional large hydropower has been extensively exploited, micro-hydro systems have caught research increasing interest. New engineering challenges arise in developing micro-hydro systems in areas with significant elevation but prohibitive horizontal distances between primary reservoirs. This study addresses these challenges by proposing a cascade-pumped micro-hydro storage (CPMHS) system that leverages intermediate reservoirs to bridge long horizontal distances, enabling efficient energy transfer and storage. The methodology utilizes naturally occurring lakes with substantial head heights but limited feasibility for direct pumped storage due to horizontal separations. Integrating smaller, strategically placed intermediate reservoirs maximizes energy capture along the cascading path, making pumped storage viable in geographically constrained locations. The proposed system will enhance energy generation potential and provide additional benefits for water management. Using geographical data and a detailed case study focused on Mountain Lake and surrounding lakes, this paper demonstrates the energy efficiency and viability of cascade-based micro-hydro storage. A practical methodology for implementing CPMHS systems is proposed and validated by case studies. An optimization framework is developed for efficient energy capture in regions with challenging topography. |
| title | Integrating Cascade Pumped Micro-Hydro Storage: A Sustainable Approach to Energy and Water Management |
| topic | Systems and Control |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.00262 |