Maximum Net Head definition

Maximum Net Head means the net head resulting from the difference in
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Maximum Net Head means the net head resulting from the difference in elevations between the maximum head water level and the center line of turbine runner for vertical Pelton turbine and tailrace water level for vertical Francis turbine with one unit operating at no load speed corresponding to turbine discharge of approximately 5% of the rated flow. Under this condition, the hydraulic losses are negligible and may be disregarded;
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Maximum Net Head means the net head resulting from the difference in elevations between the maximum head water level and the tailrace level without spillway discharge and with one unit operating at no load speed corresponding to turbine discharge of approximately 5% of rated flow. Under this condition, the hydraulic losses are negligible and may be disregarded.
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