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                  <mods:namePart>Quaranta, Emanuele</mods:namePart>
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                  <mods:namePart>Pujol i Sagaró, Toni</mods:namePart>
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               <mods:abstract>Purpose – The paper presents a techno-economic analysis of the electromechanical equipment of traditional&#xd;
vertical axis water mills (VAWMs) to help investors, mill owners and engineers to preliminary estimate related&#xd;
benefits and costs of a VAWM repowering.&#xd;
Design/methodology/approach – Two sustainable repowering solutions were examined with the&#xd;
additional aim to preserve the original status and aesthetics of a VAWM: the use of a vertical axis water&#xd;
wheel (VAWW) and a vertical axis impulse turbine. The analysis was applied to a database of 714 VAWMs in&#xd;
Basilicata (Italy), with known head and flow.&#xd;
Findings – Expeditious equations were proposed for both solutions to determine: (1) a suitable diameter as a&#xd;
function of the flow rate; (2) the costs of the electromechanical equipment; (3) achievable power. The common&#xd;
operating hydraulic range of a VAWM (head and flow) was also identified. Reality checks on the obtained&#xd;
results are shown, in particular by examining two Spanish case studies and the available literature. The power&#xd;
generated by the impulse turbine (Turgo type) is twice that of a VAWW, but it is one order of magnitude more&#xd;
expensive. Therefore, the impulse turbine should be used for higher power requirements (>3 kW), or when the&#xd;
electricity is delivered to the grid, maximizing the long-term profit.&#xd;
Originality/value – Since there is not enough evidence about the achievable performance and cost of a&#xd;
VAWM repowering, this work provides expeditious tools for their evaluation</mods:abstract>
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                  <mods:topic>Molins hidràulics</mods:topic>
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                  <mods:title>The repowering of vertical axis water mills preserving their cultural heritage: techno-economic analysis with water wheels and Turgo turbines</mods:title>
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