"The Lake Byllesby Dam was built in 1910....The concrete dam is more than 1,100–feet [335m] long and more than 60–feet [18m] high from its base with nearly 400 feet [123m] of spillway." [dakota]
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| Kraemer North America posted Kraemer North America is excited to share that we are featured in the May 2026 issue of Hydro Leader Magazine . Check out pages 32–34 to hear from Mike Rice Kraemer’s Business Development Lead, as he discusses Kraemer’s work, partnerships, and collaboration within the hydro industry. Read the full May issue and our article here: https://hydroleadermagazine.com/volume-7-issue-5-may.../... [Just the photo has something to do with this dam.] |
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| Trail View, Oct 2018 |
Boldt installed "two new double-regulated, 2.25 MW Z-Turbines (Saxo-Type) and generators. The upgraded generating units double the output, are more efficient and match site head and flow conditions. " [boldt]
Given the horizontal shafts, this would have been the old equipment.
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The image in the lower-right corner of this collage is the bottom of a Francis turbine. But all of the other photos I saw in the Google search results were of a Kaplan (propeller) turbine. So, someone must have grabbed the wrong photo when making the collage.
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| LitostrojPower |
A source stated that the "Saxo" name comes from the discharge tube looking like a saxophone.
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| EngineeringMechanics |
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