Tendencias, avances y desafíos de las pequeñas centrales hidroeléctricas: una revisión sistemática con aplicación complementaria en una micro hidroeléctrica

dc.contributor.advisorAristizbal Cardona, Andres Julian
dc.contributor.advisorBanguero Palacios, Edinson
dc.creatorRenteria Palacios, Jackson Yair
dc.date.accessioned2026-02-19T14:53:57Z
dc.date.created2026-02-04
dc.description.abstractEste trabajo presenta una revisión exhaustiva de la literatura científica reciente sobre pequeñas centrales hidroeléctricas (2014–2026), abordando seis ejes temáticos: tecnologías aplicadas, costos, modelado, tendencias en el mercado, políticas y regulación, e impactos ambientales. Los resultados muestran que la evolución de las PCH se caracteriza por mejoras en eficiencia hidráulica, modularidad, automatización y reducción de costos, acompañadas del uso creciente de herramientas de simulación para optimizar el diseño y la operación de estos sistemas. Paralelamente, se evidencia que, pese a tener un perfil de impacto relativamente bajo, las PCH pueden generar alteraciones importantes en caudales ecológicos, conectividad fluvial y biodiversidad, especialmente cuando se instalan múltiples proyectos en una misma cuenca. Además, como aplicación práctica de los conceptos revisados, se desarrolló el caso de estudio de la Micro Central Hidroeléctrica Juntas del Tamaná, ubicada en una zona rural del municipio de Nóvita (Chocó). El análisis incluyó la descripción técnica de la infraestructura hidráulica y electromecánica, y la propuesta de un sistema completo de telemetría para monitorear caudal, variables eléctricas y parámetros ambientales mediante sensores especializados. De esta manera, el estudio ofrece una visión holística del estado actual de las PCH, identifica oportunidades para mejorar su sostenibilidad técnica y ambiental, y resalta el papel crucial de estas tecnologías en la electrificación rural y la transición energética.
dc.description.abstractenglishThis paper presents a comprehensive review of recent scientific literature on small hydroelectric power plants (2014–2026), addressing six thematic areas: applied technologies, costs, modeling, market trends, policies and regulations, and environmental impacts. The results show that the evolution of small hydroelectric plants is characterized by improvements in hydraulic efficiency, modularity, automation, and cost reduction, accompanied by the increasing use of simulation tools to optimize the design and operation of these systems. At the same time, it is evident that, despite having a relatively low impact profile, small hydroelectric plants can generate significant alterations in ecological flows, river connectivity, and biodiversity, especially when multiple projects are installed in the same watershed. Furthermore, as a practical application of the reviewed concepts, a case study was developed of the Juntas del Tamaná Micro Hydroelectric Plant, located in a rural area of ​​the municipality of Nóvita (Chocó). The analysis included a technical description of the hydraulic and electromechanical infrastructure, and a proposal for a complete telemetry system to monitor flow rate, electrical variables, and environmental parameters using specialized sensors. In this way, the study offers a holistic view of the current state of small hydropower plants (SHPs), identifies opportunities to improve their technical and environmental sustainability, and highlights the crucial role of these technologies in rural electrification and the energy transition.
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dc.subjectPequeña hidroeléctrica
dc.subjectMicro hidroeléctrica
dc.subjectImpactos ambientales
dc.subjectModelos
dc.subjectTendencias globales
dc.subjectPolíticas
dc.subjectTecnologías
dc.subject.keywordSmall hydropower
dc.subject.keywordMicro hydropower
dc.subject.keywordEnvironmental impacts
dc.subject.keywordModels
dc.subject.keywordGlobal trends
dc.subject.keywordPolicies
dc.subject.keywordTechnologies
dc.subject.lembCentrales hidroeléctricas pequeñas
dc.subject.lembEnergía hidroeléctrica - Aspectos ambientales
dc.subject.lembElectrificación rural - Colombia
dc.titleTendencias, avances y desafíos de las pequeñas centrales hidroeléctricas: una revisión sistemática con aplicación complementaria en una micro hidroeléctrica
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