The diagram below shows how electricity is generated at a hydroelectric power station. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The diagram illustrates the cycle of

electricity

production in a hydroelectric

power

station, detailing both the day and night processes.

Overall

, there are three stages in the process, commencing with the collection of

water

in the river and culminating with the harnessing of

electricity

at the

power

plant. Through a generator,

electricity

would be produced and come into use. Looking closer at the diagram, it can be seen that

water

in the river flows into the dam, which operates differently between day and night. During the day, it is noticeable that the intake of

water

in the dam runs to the

power

station, which is responsible for generating

electricity

through the operation of the renewable turbines pumping

water

to the generator.

This

machine makes

electricity

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harnessed and transmitted to the

power

lines that are ready to serve households, schools, hospitals, and factories.

In contrast

, during the night, the reversible turbines work to pump

water

back from low-level reservoirs to high-level reservoirs.