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 provided diagram illustrates the process of generating electricity by a hydroelectric
power
station.
Overall
, there are several stages during this
process beginning with saving water
from the river behind a dam and ending with electricity which is produced and transferred to the national grid.
To begin
with, a hydroelectric power
station has a dam for saving water
from the river which is named a high-level reservoir. Whilst, this
dam is opened during the day and is closed at night. Afterwards, during the day, this
collected water
goes through the power
station in the reversible turbines which have the duty of operating the generator. Then
, electricity is produced by a generator and it goes through power
lines and transfers to the national grids. ,Meanwhile
the left Add a comma
,Meanwhile
water
flows to a low-level reservoir. In contrast
, at night, the water
from the low-level source goes back to the reversible turbines and it is pumped up into the high-level reservoir.Submitted by fatemeh.gh9797 on
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