techno-economic analysis of the of land reclamation pumping stations’ energy efficiency
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Abstract
The energy efficiency of the operation and maintenance of land reclamation pumping stations were conducted at this paper. The study included 12 pump stations located in the southern part of the region of Wielkopolska. All objects are administered by the Great Poland of Land Melioration and Water Units Board in Poznan, District Branch in Leszno. It was found that the work of half of the analyzed pumps is very expensive, and maintenance cost incomparable to the results achieved. Operating costs of the analyzed drainage pumping stations account for 86% of total operating costs, of which 40% is energy cost, and the remaining 14% to the upkeep. Small relative time of operating pumps for leeve and channel pumping stations indicates a for a leap of work, which proves their inefficient use. The use of a larger number of pumps with less power would preserve the continuity and stability of their work.
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| Authors | ;Czesław Przybyła;Piotr Kozdrój;Jerzy Bykowski;Michał Napierała;Karol Mrozik |
| Journal | BMC medical education |
| Year | 2014 |
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10.12912/2081139X.56
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