Contactless rotor
Magnetic levitation is intended to reduce friction, wear and maintenance pathways associated with a conventional shaft-and-bearing drivetrain.
Electromagnetic hydrokinetic turbine
A contactless, inline turbine platform designed to turn energy already present in flowing infrastructure into useful electrical power.
01 / Technology
A turbine built around the flow
The EHT places a magnetically supported rotor inside the flow path, surrounded by an electromagnetic stator. The architecture is being developed to generate power without a conventional shaft penetrating the pipe wall.
Inline architecture
The platform is designed for integration into new or existing infrastructure where usable flow and pressure are available.
Magnetic levitation is intended to reduce friction, wear and maintenance pathways associated with a conventional shaft-and-bearing drivetrain.
The rotor and generator are arranged around the pipe axis, preserving a compact architecture aligned with the existing flow path.
Rotor geometry, stator design, materials and controls can be tailored to the medium, duty cycle and installation environment.
02 / Application explorer
Select an operating environment
Explore how the EHT concept can be adapted for different media and infrastructure needs. Select a medium, then choose a use case.
Choose a use case
Share your pipe or duct dimensions, medium, flow, pressure and duty cycle. Phoelenz can frame a concept configuration for technical review.
W-01 / PRESSURE RECOVERY
An inline generator configuration positioned where a network already manages excess pressure or hydraulic head.
Have a candidate flow asset?
Discuss this applicationInitial water-site screening
Put together an initial pilot brief. This quick calculation shows theoretical hydraulic power in water before conversion losses. It is a screening input, not an EHT generation forecast.
WATER-SITE SCREENING
10.0kW
Flow × usable pressure drop before turbine, electrical and system losses
At 100 L/s and 1 bar of usable pressure drop. Confirm the operating profile and minimum downstream pressure.
The EHT is under development. This figure does not predict electrical output, technical feasibility or economic returns. Closed loops need an external energy source.
Partner with Phoelenz
Phoelenz is seeking infrastructure operators, engineering partners, manufacturers and research collaborators to model, prototype and validate the EHT in real operating environments.
energy@phoelenz.comDevelopment status: The EHT is an engineering platform under development. Application suitability, power output, hydraulic or aerodynamic impact, materials compatibility and service life are subject to modelling, prototyping and independent validation for each operating environment.