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 image depicts the procedure of hydroelectric power generation within a facility for the production of electricity.

Overall

,

it is clear that

the cycle consists of three distinct phases, commencing with

water

from the river flow to the high-level reservoir and progressing towards powering the generator through turbines.

Initially

,

water-fueled

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by the river will gather in a high-level reservoir and intake passed the dam. During the day, the dam opens, and the flow of

water

operates the generator by reversible turbines.

Subsequently

, the generator will generate power lines and connect to the national grid.

Conversely

, when night comes, the turbines will pump

water

from the low level to a high-level reservoir. It will continue to rise and flow

water

during pumping.

However

, at the moment, the dam closes so that the power is incapable of lighting up. In conclusion, hydroelectricity only works during the day by delivering

water

from a higher place and draining

water

from lower elevations at night.