Archimedes screw turbines and generators have emerged as robust, low-head hydropower solutions that exploit the kinetic energy of low-volume water flows. By reversing the traditional Archimedes ...

Water flowing out of Hanover Pond is captured at the top of the Archimedes Screw. The pressure of the water turns the screw and its flow follows the troughs to the and of the turbine.

Turbine manufacturers have been active across most continents, carrying out extensive modernisation and equipping new hydro ...

New England Hydropower was the first company to bring Archimedes screw turbine technology to the United States, installing a generating station at Hanover Pond Dam along the Quinnipiac River in ...

Critics have called a new water turbine in Bedford a "complete waste of money" because it is in the wrong place. The Archimedes screw, which generates electricity from moving water, opened at the ...

These include Archimedes hydrodynamic screws, water wheels, and Vortex turbines for low head turbines, as well the Alden turbine and the minimum gap runner turbine for high head turbines.

The New England Hydropower version of the Archimedes screw literally flip-flops the original idea behind the technology. Water flowing out of Hanover Pond is captured at the top of the Archimedes ...

Critics call a new water turbine in Bedford a "complete waste of money" because it is in the wrong place.

Adapting a technology that was first thought of during the time of the ancient Greeks, a Beverly, Massachusetts, company has created a small power plant in Meriden that state officials believe has ...