The diagram below shows how electricity is generated in a hydroelectric power station.
The diagram illustrates information about a linear
process
of generating electricity in a hydroelectric energy plant.
Use synonyms
Overall
, it can be seen that the Linking Words
process
commences with the flow of Use synonyms
water
from the river to a reservoir and finishes with the transmission of electricity to the national grid. Use synonyms
Also
, the whole Linking Words
process
can be categorized into day-time activities and night-time ones.
Regarding the day-time Use synonyms
process
, the Use synonyms
water
which is from the river fills the high-level reservoir which has a dam. The dam is open during the day to let Use synonyms
water
go to the station in order to generate electricity or be kept in the low-level reservoir to will be used at night. Use synonyms
Moreover
, there are two turbines in the power station which day-time one activates the generator to generate the power line for the national grid.
Alongside the daily Linking Words
process
, there is another route at night. Use synonyms
Water
in the power station has two different purposes; the night-time aim is that another turbine pumps Use synonyms
water
from the low-level storage into the high-level one to fill the amount of Use synonyms
water
behind the dam to accelerate the aforementioned Use synonyms
process
.Use synonyms
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