Realizations
Archimedes' screw in the Natura 2000 area
Historical view
The first written mention of the mill comes from 1746 from the General Inventory of Kieleckie and Samsonowskie landed estates and it shows that the mill already existed at the end of the 17th century and from October 22, 1700 it was owned by Jędrzej Wieczorek. In the 20th century, the mill was owned by a village for several years, and in 1957 it was bought by Teodor Komorniczak.
Teodor Komorniczak dismantled the wooden mill and replaced it with a brick one, in which a Francis turbine was installed (the mill operated until 2001). The currently preserved water system from the 19th century has already been recognized as a monument.
The Archimedean screw hydroelectric power plant is adjacent to the old mill building.
Parameters
Technologies used
- Archimedes screw with automation
The cooperation with the client included comprehensive implementation of the project in the turnkey formula, including: design, manufacture, assembly and commissioning of a hydro unit equipped with an Archimedes' screw with automation.
Investment planning
Feasibility study
Technical and financial concept of the investment project
Acquiring the right to dispose of the land
Obtaining a decision on environmental conditions
Obtaining a water law decision
Obtaining financing for the project from the European Fund
Arrangement of the implementation of the project with the Provincial Conservator of Monuments
Obtaining a building permit
Consulting and design
Preparation of the detailed design
Implementation in the general contractor formula
Delivery of a complete Archimedean screw hydro unit
Obtaining a permit to use the facility
Obtaining a license to sell electricity.
