The diagram below shows how electricity is generated in a hydroelectric power station. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The diagram illustrates the generated electricity by using
water
energy through the hydroelectric Use synonyms
power
station.
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Overall
, the processing of generated electricity is divided into 5 stages and two different periods which are daytime and nighttime. During the day Linking Words
water
flows from a high-level to a low-level reservoir. Use synonyms
However
, at night Linking Words
water
flows in the opposite direction.
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According to
the figure, in the daytime Linking Words
water
from the river at a high-level reservoir passes through the opened dam and flows along the way to the Use synonyms
power
station. Use synonyms
Then
the generator is operated by the reversible turbines to transform the waterpower into electric Linking Words
power
and send it to Use synonyms
power
lines. Use synonyms
lastly
, the electricity is sent to the national grid.
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On the other hand
, at nighttime, Linking Words
water
from the lower-level reservoir is pumped to a higher level by the reversible turbines. The dam is closed to collect the Use synonyms
water
until the next day and uses accumulated Use synonyms
water
as a raw material in the daytime process again.Use synonyms
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