Turbulent Energy Explained: The Vortex Turbine!

Could the future of energy be found in rivers?

At Turbulent, have no doubts about it! Our micro-hydropower technology opens possibilities to generate clean, renewable and reliable energy in places that were never viable before.

In this video, you will find a complete explaination on how we can help you generate green energy for the local people, to help the planet while making a sustainable profit.

[Rod-bpow]

The continuous water design makes the vortex of the energy flow smoothly and harnessing energy from the source is excellent. Keep going.

[mistirion]

I really love the design of these things I always thought when passing by a small river or lake with a steady flow of water: I could place a small turbine in there to charge a batterypack and use this energy later for powering LEDs or something. This is exactly that idea just bigger and I'm amazed that it exists. Really like it

[BACTAonPC]

Everybody who lives near a river needs one of these

[Nighthawke]

Has there been a design proposed using stacked turbines, starting with the smallest first, then sizing them outward, recovering more and more energy from the cascade as it flows downward? Or vice versa, biggest first them shrink the cone down, building velocity and pressure. Or even keep them the same size, just counter-rotate the blades to maintain head pressure, or keep them the same direction...

Just a few thoughts from a brain that loves to work in fluid ways.

[danielimanah]

How do we get in touch. We are conceiving a mini hydro project in my country and would like to have some information on how we could work together

[harrisonturner]

Congratulations on the success of your product and making a positive impact on people all around the world, this looks like an idea that took a lot of passion and effort to put into effect and it looks like this will really pay off. great work

[andrian]

Absolutely brilliant! Every river in the world should have this!

[chetankhandave]

Such small, cheap and simple technologies can change world. Such technologies can make world a better place. Best of luck.

[KanishQQuotes]

Very beneficial in hills especially.
This could be used in India where long canals have been build to bring water from the huge himalayan rivers to the plains down south

[brandonberchtold]

Awesome idea! Is there any sort of emergency stop for the turbines? Like what happens if a branch falls into the stream just before the vortex? Alternatively on a more serious note, what happens if an animal or person falls into the vortex? I feel like some fencing just above the vortex would be a good idea and likely wouldn't increase the cost too much.

[breadsoup]

Imagine how fun this would be as a water slide

[htjhn]

May we please know the rough estimate for a 5 kwh or 15 kwh systems? I'm still on the hunt of a property with usable water source but it would be nice to have a peek of your pricing so I'll have an idea for a rough budget.

[arifmekanik]

Very good idea.... free energy with water... like it from java👍

[phoenicianbird]

Great project... What is the price of a turbine?? And you can deliver to lebanon in middel east??

[portnuefflyer]

At 3:19, note the counter clockwise rotation...., Bali is a bit south of the equator, obviously.

[winterburan]

The merits compared to a vertical half kaplan fixed propeller turbine with aspirated exhaust? It costs less? is it more efficient?
Leaving aside the comparison with the screw turbines.
I do not understand. Ciao

[RAMZAVFX]

Genuine question, is there an manetic interference resistant resistant framework? (Little far out of city limit off grid homestead)

[raithunder]

Once I have enough money.. I'll contact you guys.

[petreene]

Hello! were we find a link to a schp of thise turbulent hydro? thanks

[percyz]

Where does the control cabinet get it's electricity?