Pelton Lab
A micro-hydro Pelton turbine, from the stream to the battery
- Electricity
- Water
- Hydropower
- Off-grid
- Level
- Advanced
- Time
- 30 min
- Languages
- FREN
- Spoken guide
- FR ENsynthetic voice
Onigam Labs gathers interactive 3D labs: explore a turbine, a hydraulic ram or a wind turbine, take it apart, run it in a simulation. Free, in French and English, with a spoken guide.
Orbit the machine, isolate a part, cut it open.
An exploded view separates every part. Each one has its sheet: overview, specifications, upkeep.
A live simulation: change the head, the flow or the wind, and read what comes out.
Each lab is a site of its own: open it, play with it, come back here to pick the next one.
A micro-hydro Pelton turbine, from the stream to the battery
Pumping water with no electricity or fuel
A wooden wind turbine that charges a battery
The repository is public, the lab is not open yet.
Archimedes screw and water wheel: from falling water to electricity
No dates: a lab ships when it is ready.
A collector, a tank and hot water that rises on its own
Heat, Water
Burn little, heat for hours: warmth kept in the mass
Heat, Storage
Trombe wall, earth tube, solar dryer and cooker in a house cutaway
Heat
Storing energy by lifting a weight
Electricity, Storage
Storing heat in sand
Heat, Storage
Cooking gas from organic waste
Heat
A piece of wood’s journey, from log to gas
Electricity, Heat
The labs share one frame, so you find your bearings from one lab to the next.
Onigam Labs is a personal project by Magino. Each lab rebuilds, for learning, a machine seen in a public video: it is an independent educational reconstruction, neither an official drawing nor a maker’s product.
No image or footage from those videos is reused. Sources are credited inside each lab, in the Sources tab, and below. Figures come from the simulation, except where a source is quoted.
The spoken guides are read by a synthetic voice, always labelled as such.
These labs are for understanding, not for building without care: electricity, water, fire and gas come with rules, sometimes a permit. This is not an engineering study.
The videos and documents each lab is based on. Thanks to their authors.
Every lab’s code is public under the MIT licence. They all share one foundation, lab-kit: same frame, same tools, same bearings.