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The Castelbello hydroelectric power plant uses water from the Adige River and its tributaries to produce clean energy-our HPU is designed to support all of its operations.
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The Castelbello hydroelectric power plant uses water from the Adige River and its tributaries to produce clean energy-our HPU is designed to support all of its operations.
We oversee every project from start to finish—from defining requirements to commissioning—developing tailored solutions that combine efficiency, reliability, and energy savings.
The HPU is designed to support the operations of a hydroelectric power plant, ensuring precise and reliable control of the critical components of the system through the control of the steering blade and the machine valve.
These components are essential for the correct functioning of the hydroelectric power plant, ensuring optimal regulation of the water flow and the safety of the system.
The hydraulic group created is composed as follows:
The heart of the plant is Lake Resia, where the waters of the Adige and its tributaries are collected.
The overall catchment basin corresponds to the entire upper Venosta Valley and covers an area of approximately 1,100 km2, of which 82 are covered by glaciers.
The barrier on the Adige is located just downstream from the town of Lasa and consists of a crossbar 34 m long. From here the water is conveyed, through a 17 km long pipe system, to the machine room of the Castelbello plant.
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