The two charts illustrate a process of producing electricity from the seas.
Overall
, the first one shows what the Linking Words
wave
causes after it fills the Use synonyms
chamber
and the second one Use synonyms
what
happens when the water returns to the ocean.
Verb problem
shows what
Firstly
, the Linking Words
wave
should get into the Use synonyms
chamber
without losing much potential power and come back to the ocean as well. In Use synonyms
this
case, the angle between the Linking Words
chamber
and the horizon was constructed as acute as possible. Use synonyms
Furthermore
, after the Linking Words
wave
fills the Use synonyms
chamber
, it forces air to go straight up in the Use synonyms
column
and turns the turbine to generate electricity. Use synonyms
Finally
, when the Linking Words
wave
returns to the ocean, air descends by Use synonyms
column
to the Use synonyms
chamber
and in Use synonyms
this
way Linking Words
also
spins the turbine in the same direction. To provide as much energy as possible, Linking Words
Use synonyms
column
has been built on a high cliff, so that there is plenty of space in the Correct article usage
a column
column
and the air might increase its speed and turn the turbine faster.
Summarising all the above, generating electricity from waves is so energy-efficient because it doesn't consume any fuel or power, but despite Use synonyms
this
provides a lot of kilowatts.Linking Words