Reply To: River topography – how fast does the river flow?

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11/05/2024 at 2:11 am #7776
Lachlan Lau
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    In the Pre-Design stage our team found some data which suggested that the village received very high rainfall, around 1900mm per year. We thought we could take advantage of this rain in the form of hydro-power.

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