Bring the site conditions.
Define the complete package.
Hydropower equipment sourcing starts with net head, flow and electrical duty. Build the turbine, generator and control scope around the project.
Talk through your requirements ↗
From turbine selection
to the system around it.
A useful quotation connects the hydraulic duty to the equipment interfaces and the supply boundary.

Francis turbine packages
Reference head range: 8–300 m. Review duty points, arrangement and generator scope.
Explore the details ↗
Pelton turbine packages
High-head applications. Discuss nozzle arrangement, unit output and the complete package.
Explore the details ↗Project RFQ preparation
Head, flow, output, grid requirements, civil interfaces and scope boundaries.
Explore the details ↗What belongs in
the supply discussion.
State the equipment and services your project requires; the quotation must identify what is included.
| Package area | Equipment / requirements | Key interface |
|---|---|---|
| Hydraulic | Turbine, inlet valve, governor and auxiliaries | Water conditions, arrangement and civil dimensions |
| Electrical | Generator, excitation, transformer and switchgear | Voltage, frequency, grid connection and protection |
| Controls | Panels, monitoring and SCADA requirements | Signals, operating philosophy and communications |
| Project scope | Drawings, inspection, installation and commissioning requirements | Responsible parties, deliverables and acceptance points |

Make responsibilities
part of the specification.
Equipment, civil works, installation and commissioning involve different interfaces. Define who provides the data, drawings, site works and acceptance checks before comparing “turnkey” proposals.
- Confirm the design basis and operating points
- List included equipment and service deliverables
- Agree technical documents and inspection scope
- Identify installation and commissioning responsibilities
Let’s put a clear scope
around your hydropower project.
Send a model, drawing or description of the job. Include your destination and quantity so we can focus the discussion.