Sure looks improvise but how much third world fecal matter can it handle?
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“Why don’t we have power?” “Turbine’s clogged with ecotourist bodies”
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Also L O L at reinventing water wheels and calling it “limitless free energy”
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From the projects I've seen, these seem to be doing pretty well. Entire villages in mountains of Nepal now have enough energy to run internet and small factories and are maintaining them nicely.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x699N6-A47k …
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The British have recruited Gurkhas from among the Nepalese for over a century, some British culture was bound to be absorbed. If these are working for the Nepalese I’m very happy for them.
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Oh don't worry they won't need maintenance when they're destroyed for scrap metal value a week after their construction
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Water turbines are a classic use case for hydrodynamic bearings, if nothings changed in the last few years then our best estimate for a MTBF for a continuously rotating hydrodynamic bearing was on the order of 3000 years. Also with low impulse turbines cavitation isn't an issue
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If they had been sold instead of given away, they might be taken care of better.
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Giving them away to a single person would do the trick.
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