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 Furthermore, the laboratory will be upscaled with a cross flow turbine by the end of 2012.
 = Services<br/> =
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-More information on the training can be found [http://mmtimes.com/2012/business/640/biz08.html here].
+-> More information on the training can be found [http://mmtimes.com/2012/business/640/biz08.html here].
 HYCOM has 7 (seven) different Training Modules to cover the specific needs for different focus and targets (for example Training for Operation and Maintenance, Training for Turbine Design, etc.).
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 = Further Information =
-*[[ASEAN_Guideline_on_Off-Grid_Rural_Electrification_Approaches|ASEAN Guideline on Off-Grid Rural Electrification Approaches]]<br/>
+*[[ASEAN Guideline on Off-Grid Rural Electrification Approaches|ASEAN Guideline on Off-Grid Rural Electrification Approaches]]<br/>
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 HYCOM has 7 (seven) different Training Modules to cover the specific needs for different focus and targets (for example Training for Operation and Maintenance, Training for Turbine Design, etc.).
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 With the rising costs of fossil fuel driven energy production, hydropower development is becoming an ever more feasible option for the generation of electricity, especially in less developed and emerging countries. Due to the abundant water resources in the region, most of the ASEAN countries have a high potential for the use of hydropower which, to a large extend, is not yet realized. The [http://hycom.info ASEAN Hydropower Competence Centre (HYCOM)] is an ASEAN-wide competence centre promoting hydropower development and disseminating know-how in the sector. Thereby HYCOM aims to contribute to an enhanced use of this renewable and environmentally sound energy source, and thus to economic development in the ASEAN region. HYCOM is jointly operated and managed by the Indonesian consulting and engineering company [http://www.entec.co.id/ PT Entec]and the [http://www.tedcbandung.com/ Technical Education Development Centre Bandung (TEDC)]. The setting up of HYCOM is supported by the Renewable Energy Support Programme for ASEAN (ASEAN-RESP), which is implemented by the [http://aseanenergy.org/ ASEAN Centre for Energy (ACE)] and the German International Cooperation (GIZ) on behalf of ASEAN and the German government.
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 = Background and Objectives<br/> =
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 In addition to a variety of targeted training activities, HYCOM <span lang="id-ID">supports</span> the hydro industry in developing, testing and improving their products at national, regional and international level. HYCOM offers a basis to capitalise on existing experience<span lang="id-ID">s</span> and know-how<span lang="id-ID">in the</span> ASEAN countries<span lang="id-ID">, </span>to introduce standardised technology packages to mini hydropower (MHP) manufacturers and engineers <span lang="id-ID">in order </span>to <span lang="id-ID">enable regional and international</span> technology transfer. By means of increasing the quality and reducing the costs of locally manufactured MHP components, HYCOM is concerned to make a tangible contribution to the viability and attractiveness of renewable energy projects based on mini hydropower.
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 == Objectives<br/> ==
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 *Further develop the MHP market in the countries of the ASEAN region, as well as in other developing and emerging countries
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 = Facility and Equipment<br/> =
-HYCOM is strategically established on the premises of the Technical Education Development Centre (TEDC) in [http://maps.google.com/maps?oe=utf-8&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a&q=bandung+indonesia&um=1&ie=UTF-8&hq=&hnear=0x2e68e6398252477f:0x146a1f93d3e815b2,Bandung,+Indonesia Bandung], [[Indonesia_Energy_Situation|Indonesia]]. TEDC is well supplied with lecture facilities (educational infrastructure) and accommodation, which is ideal for trainings with large groups of participants. HYCOM is equipped with a high class Swiss hydraulic laboratory. The HYCOM building provides sufficient space for large groups of visitors and features class and meeting rooms. Moreover, its design allows good potential for future extension of the laboratory, such as the installation of further turbine types.
+HYCOM is strategically established on the premises of the Technical Education Development Centre (TEDC) in [http://maps.google.com/maps?oe=utf-8&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a&q=bandung+indonesia&um=1&ie=UTF-8&hq=&hnear=0x2e68e6398252477f:0x146a1f93d3e815b2,Bandung,+Indonesia Bandung], [[Indonesia Energy Situation|Indonesia]]. TEDC is well supplied with lecture facilities (educational infrastructure) and accommodation, which is ideal for trainings with large groups of participants. HYCOM is equipped with a high class Swiss hydraulic laboratory. The HYCOM building provides sufficient space for large groups of visitors and features class and meeting rooms. Moreover, its design allows good potential for future extension of the laboratory, such as the installation of further turbine types.
 <u>The laboratory equipment consists of following items:</u>
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 #'''Networking and exchange of MHP-related information'''
-The training, research and development activities of HYCOM address problems and requirements of the small-scale hydropower sector, based on field experience gained through past and ongoing project implementations. The availability of local hydropower know-how and competence is a key element in increasing investments in the sector and in contributing to climate friendly RE technologies.<u></u>
+The training, research and development activities of HYCOM address problems and requirements of the small-scale hydropower sector, based on field experience gained through past and ongoing project implementations. The availability of local hydropower know-how and competence is a key element in increasing investments in the sector and in contributing to climate friendly RE technologies.
 <u>Depending on demand, HYCOM will extend the range of its activity to cover the following services:</u>
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 *Developing a database of MHP sites and studies for investors, institutions and government institutions
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 == Conducted Training<br/> ==
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+[[File:Field measurement training related to MHP at HYCOM.jpg|center|347px|Field measurement training related to MHP at HYCOM.jpg|alt=Field measurement training related to MHP at HYCOM.jpg]]
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+| <p style="text-align: center;">''* Training on MHP at HYCOM''</p>
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+| <p style="text-align: center;">''* Field measurement training related to MHP at HYCOM''</p>
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 HYCOM has 7 (seven) different Training Modules to cover the specific needs for different focus and targets (for example Training for Operation and Maintenance, Training for Turbine Design, etc.).
 = References =

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 Hands on exercises on site identification, civil construction and financial management of mini hydropower plants completed the 2-week training. Furthermore, it&nbsp;addressed construction and development of community based mini hydropower project.&nbsp;At the end of the training an open forum discussion was organized and a questionnaire was filled by every participant.
-In general the training was considered as full success. During the training discussion it was emphasized that :
+In general the training was considered as full success. During the training discussion it was emphasized that&nbsp;:
 *The training was highly appreciated by all participants.
 *That the training covers almost every aspects of mini/micro hydro power (MHP) technology
-*The time duration of the present training however was very dense and did not cover the detail of the MHP technologies/aspect
+*The time duration of the present training however was very dense and did not cover the detail of the MHP technologies/aspect&nbsp;
 More information on the training can be found [http://mmtimes.com/2012/business/640/biz08.html here].

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 = Introduction =
-With the rising costs of fossil fuel driven energy production, hydropower development is becoming an ever more feasible option for the generation of electricity, especially in less developed and emerging countries. Due to the abundant water resources in the region, most of the ASEAN countries have a high potential for the use of hydropower which, to a large extend, is not yet realized. The ASEAN Hydropower Competence Centre (HYCOM) is an ASEAN-wide competence centre promoting hydropower development and disseminating know-how in the sector. Thereby HYCOM aims to contribute to an enhanced use of this renewable and environmentally sound energy source, and thus to economic development in the ASEAN region. HYCOM is jointly operated and managed by the Indonesian consulting and engineering company PT Entec and the Technical Education Development Centre Bandung (TEDC). The setting up of HYCOM is supported by the Renewable Energy Support Programme for ASEAN (ASEAN-RESP), which is implemented by the ASEAN Centre for Energy (ACE) and the German International Cooperation (GIZ) on behalf of ASEAN and the German government.
+With the rising costs of fossil fuel driven energy production, hydropower development is becoming an ever more feasible option for the generation of electricity, especially in less developed and emerging countries. Due to the abundant water resources in the region, most of the ASEAN countries have a high potential for the use of hydropower which, to a large extend, is not yet realized. The [http://hycom.info ASEAN Hydropower Competence Centre (HYCOM)] is an ASEAN-wide competence centre promoting hydropower development and disseminating know-how in the sector. Thereby HYCOM aims to contribute to an enhanced use of this renewable and environmentally sound energy source, and thus to economic development in the ASEAN region. HYCOM is jointly operated and managed by the Indonesian consulting and engineering company [http://www.entec.co.id/ PT Entec ]and the [http://www.tedcbandung.com/ Technical Education Development Centre Bandung (TEDC)]. The setting up of HYCOM is supported by the Renewable Energy Support Programme for ASEAN (ASEAN-RESP), which is implemented by the [http://aseanenergy.org/ ASEAN Centre for Energy (ACE)] and the German International Cooperation (GIZ) on behalf of ASEAN and the German government.
 = Background and Objectives<br/> =
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 == Background<br/> ==
-The<span style="font-family: monospace"></span>ASEAN Hydropower Competence Centre (HYCOM) is an ASEAN-wide competence centre, offering training as well as facilitating research and development to the small-scale hydropower sector, thereby increasing the<span style="font-family: monospace"></span>development of the region’s hydraulic potential in the small-scale size<span style="font-family: monospace"></span>range (<1 MW).
+The<span style="font-family: monospace"></span> ASEAN Hydropower Competence Centre (HYCOM) is an ASEAN-wide competence centre, offering training as well as facilitating research and development to the small-scale hydropower sector, thereby increasing the<span style="font-family: monospace"></span>development of the region’s hydraulic potential in the small-scale size<span style="font-family: monospace"></span>range (<1 MW).
 In addition to a variety of targeted training activities, HYCOM <span lang="id-ID">supports</span> the hydro industry in developing, testing and improving their products at national, regional and international level. HYCOM offers a basis to capitalise on existing experience<span lang="id-ID">s</span> and know-how<span lang="id-ID">in the</span> ASEAN countries<span lang="id-ID">, </span>to introduce standardised technology packages to mini hydropower (MHP) manufacturers and engineers <span lang="id-ID">in order </span>to <span lang="id-ID">enable regional and international</span> technology transfer. By means of increasing the quality and reducing the costs of locally manufactured MHP components, HYCOM is concerned to make a tangible contribution to the viability and attractiveness of renewable energy projects based on mini hydropower.
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 = Facility and Equipment<br/> =
-HYCOM is strategically established on the premises of the Technical Education Development Centre (TEDC) in Bandung, Indonesia. TEDC is well supplied with lecture facilities (educational infrastructure) and accommodation, which is ideal for trainings with large groups of participants. HYCOM is equipped with a high class Swiss hydraulic laboratory. The HYCOM building provides sufficient space for large groups of visitors and features class and meeting rooms. Moreover, its design allows good potential for future extension of the laboratory, such as the installation of further turbine types.
+HYCOM is strategically established on the premises of the Technical Education Development Centre (TEDC) in [http://maps.google.com/maps?oe=utf-8&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a&q=bandung+indonesia&um=1&ie=UTF-8&hq=&hnear=0x2e68e6398252477f:0x146a1f93d3e815b2,Bandung,+Indonesia Bandung], [[Indonesia_Country_Situation|Indonesia]]. TEDC is well supplied with lecture facilities (educational infrastructure) and accommodation, which is ideal for trainings with large groups of participants. HYCOM is equipped with a high class Swiss hydraulic laboratory. The HYCOM building provides sufficient space for large groups of visitors and features class and meeting rooms. Moreover, its design allows good potential for future extension of the laboratory, such as the installation of further turbine types.
 The laboratory equipment consists of following items:

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	= Facility and Equipment<br/> =		= Facility and Equipment<br/> =
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		+	HYCOM is strategically established on the premises of the Technical Education Development Centre (TEDC) in Bandung, Indonesia. TEDC is well supplied with lecture facilities (educational infrastructure) and accommodation, which is ideal for trainings with large groups of participants. HYCOM is equipped with a high class Swiss hydraulic laboratory. The HYCOM building provides sufficient space for large groups of visitors and features class and meeting rooms. Moreover, its design allows good potential for future extension of the laboratory, such as the installation of further turbine types.
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		+	The laboratory equipment consists of following items:
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		+	*One 11 kW Francis turbine which can be converted to a Kaplan turbine. This unit is equipped with a eddy current break and a control panel
		+	*One 11 kW Pelton turbine equipped with a DC- Generator brake and control panel
		+	*One 30 kW semi axial pump with pressure vessel, motor and control to operate the Francis/Kaplan turbine
		+	*One 30 kW radial centrifugal pump with motor and control panel to operate the Pelton turbine
		+	*One PC with lab view software to conduct measurements Several instruments required for flow, torque and pressure measurements
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		+	Furthermore, the laboratory will be upscaled with a cross flow turbine by the end of 2012.

	= Services<br/> =		= Services<br/> =