The diagrams show a structure that is used to generate electricity from wave power. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The following diagrams illustrate the production of electricity using the sea waves. It utilises simple physics laws to produce clean energy.

Overall

, it can be observed that

this

is a dual-process structure; it allows the intake of

air

from the top and bottom parts of the structure. Looking at the bottom structure, we have a layer of cement-path laid in decline formation at the edge of the sea wall.

This

allows the strong currents to travel upward towards the chamber, it halts the strong gushing waves and the resultant kinetic energy forces the

air

to move through the turbine.

Then

,

this

pressure of

air

forces the turbine to rotate, and

this

rotation

then

creates electricity. Interestingly, it

also

has a duct at the top along the two column walls. The mouth of these columns

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built in an inclined shape which allows the

air

to flow inwards, these strong winds

also

spin the turbine, and electricity is produced.

Moreover

, these two processes work independently; the supply of power remains stable even when there are no strong waves or winds.