The application provides a water pipeline power generation device with flow and
voltage adjusting functions, which comprises a tubular generator shell, a
stator assembly in the generator shell, and a coaxial rotor
assembly. The
stator assembly comprises fixed coil windings uniformly distributed on the outer circumferential surface of the rotor assembly and adjustable coil windings which can move axially along the rotor assembly and adjust the axial position to change the
magnetic flux. The rotor assembly comprises a tubular rotor shell for accommodating
water flow. The inner circumferential surface of the rotor shell is provided with a plurality of groups of rotor blades distributed in a spiral shape. The outer circumferential surface of the rotor shell is provided with a permanent
magnet group which is inductive cooperation with the fixed coil windings and the adjustable coil windings. The rotor assembly rotates coaxially relative to the
stator assembly to generate power under the pushing action of the
water flow on the rotor blades. The traditional water power design is improved. The tubular design can be directly connected to the water pipeline, thereby reducing the higher requirements of traditional open generator sets for
water flow and stability. Moreover, the structure can convert the
potential energy of the water flow, thereby achieving the flow and
voltage adjusting effects.