Pump Reversibility
Pump Reversibility is a hydraulic phenomenon in which a pump, when operated in reverse flow conditions, inherently generates torque capable of rotating the shaft in the opposite direction, thereby functioning as a turbine due to its bidirectional energy conversion capability within the same mechanical configuration.
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Yuning Zhang, Xianghao Zheng, Jinwei Li et al. · Renewable Energy · 2018 · 119 citations
Pressure fluctuation and flow instability in S-shaped region of a reversible pump-turbine
Wenwu Zhang, Zhenmu Chen, Baoshan Zhu et al. · Renewable Energy · 2020 · 92 citations
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Tsinghua University
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State Grid Corporation of China (China)
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Harbin Foresty Machinery Institute
Harbin, China
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Jiangsu University
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Harbin Institute of Large Electric Machinery
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Harbin Electric Corporation (China)
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Harbin Institute of Technology
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