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 given diagram illustrates a guideline for

electricity

production in a hydroelectric power station. As a part of

this

station name, the word 'hydro' refers to using energy which comes from

water

and

this

diagram shows every step of manufacturing

electricity

by it. As

it

Correct pronoun usage

apply

show examples

can be seen, the river

water

comes into a container named a high-level

reservoir

. The gathered

water

in the container

flows

in the day from intake.

This

intake is closed at night. During the day- time,

water

flows

to generate

electricity

. When it arrives at the power station, it

flows

into the reversible

turbines

. These

turbines

are occupied with manufacturing

electricity

by their movements and storing the produced

electricity

in the generator in the day-time. These

turbines

also

operate a pumping

water

mission into the high-level

reservoir

. Meanwhile,

turbines

produce

electricity

and store it in the generator, the

electricity

which was produced before is reachable to the national grid by power lines.

At the end

of the journey of

water

,

water

which is used for

electricity

production

flows

by the gate to a low-level

reservoir

in the daytime.

However

, the

water

which had been stored during the daytime at the low-level

reservoir

is pumped up by

turbines

to the high-level

reservoir

at night.