The diagram below shows the process of using water to generate electricity for human use.

The illustration delineates the process of Hydroelectric power generation via seawater usage for several public facilities in the seashore areas. In an

overall

analysis, the process diagram offers insights into the application of natural resources and processes in order to create electricity that comprises three main cycles (collection, energy generation and distribution). Examining the first cycle, it can be observed that

firstly

sea water is evaporated by the sun's heat and transformed into a storm cloud.

Next,

the formed cloud releases the precipitation onto an artificial reservoir that gathers rainwater. After that, the opening of the valve on the dam powers the turbine by water currents. At

this

stage of energy production, water flows into a pump from the turbine sector that transfers it back to the reservoir creating a repeated cycle. Afterwards, energy generated by the turbine is sent to the transformer station via high voltage cables. In the

last

stage, underground cables distribute the electricity to essential public facilities

such

as hospitals, schools and factories.