The diagram below shows how electricity is generated in a hydroelectric power station. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The given diagram demonstrates the process of creating electricity to supply the nation in a hydroelectric power station.

Overall

,

this

is a complicated process with various steps, commencing with reserving

water

at a high-level

reservoir

to flow

water

to generate electricity during the day and culminating with pumping

water

from the low-level

reservoir

to the high-level

reservoir

at night. In the first stage of the process,

water

from the river is held in the high-level

reservoir

with the Dam.

Moreover

, there is an intake behind the

reservoir

that opens to allow

water

to flow through before these flow spines the turbines to operate the generator,

then

generate power and supply from power lines to the national grid. All the above stages are taken place during the day.

Following

this

, during the night,

water

spinning the turbines at dat is reserved in the low-level

reservoir

,

then

flows in the opposite direction, through turbines and pump into high-level

reservoir

. After that, the intake closed to keep

water

in the high-level

reservoir

.