The diagram illustrates the process of generating energy by waves.

The diagram illustrates the process of generating energy by waves. Moreover, it demonstrates two options of places to install the generator and its advantages and disadvantages regarding costs and the amount of energy produced. Overall, it is evident that there are different steps in generating energy through waves. The installed machine located in the sea needs three main features which are the water levels, created by waves, air flows and chambers. Furthermore, the machines can be installed in different sights in the sea and each one generates different amounts of energy. Producing electricity by the motion of waves depends on different steps. First of all, it is necessary that the water level of the instrument goes up and it is produced by the waves. When the water level is high, there is air flow which moves the turbines in the chambers that are located in the central area of the instrument. Moreover, the entrance of air is essential from the top of the tool. For this reason, it also moves the other turbines that are on the top. These movements result in electricity. Furthermore, the picture shows that it is possible to install the wave-generator structure where there are small waves, producing low oupt. However, it could be beneficial as the price of installation is low. Conversely, when installing it on a large high output, the investment is higher because it is necessary to spend more money on installation costs.