The two flowcharts illustrate the
energy
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loss
during electricity generation from brown coal and black coal.
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Overall
, both types of coal experience Linking Words
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loss
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wasted being fairly similar in each case. Use synonyms
However
, black coal tends to leave slightly more Linking Words
energy
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consumers
compared to brown coal.
In the first stage, the fuel is transported to the power station. Once the fuel arrives, the Use synonyms
energy
conversion process begins. At Use synonyms
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point, a significant Linking Words
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is lost. Brown coal loses 70 Use synonyms
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black coal loses 68 Linking Words
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, accounting for more than 60% of the total Use synonyms
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Following
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this
, the remaining Linking Words
energy
is distributed to Use synonyms
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this
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consumed in transit, with both coal types losing 3 Linking Words
units
each. Use synonyms
This
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energy
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loss
is minimal but still noticeable.
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Finally
, after all the Linking Words
energy
losses, brown coal leaves 27 Use synonyms
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while
black coal leaves slightly more at 29 Linking Words
units
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while
the Linking Words
energy
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loss
for both brown and black coal is quite substantial, black coal results in a slightly higher Use synonyms
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