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Would it be theoretically possible to connect a water wheel turbine direct to a reworked gas generator. Disconnected from the gas motor. Leaving the generator section. To power the generator? I am going to build the turbine for use at the area for wife's small nursery. Thank you
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Yes it is possible to do it. Your main worry will be the steady source of water. Here is an example of one.
12 inch Pelton Water Wheel Turbine |
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