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How electricity is generated in a hydroelectric power station

The figure illustrates the process of production of electricity from water in a hydroelectric power station. There are a number of stations through which water from the river passes to generate the current which is supplied throughout the country. Firstly, river water is collected in a high-level reservoir with a dam. During the day time, it is open and the water flows along the slope from the dam to the power station. Then in the generator, water is passed through the reversible turbines and power is generated which gets supplied to the national grid through the power lines. The water utilised for producing power is then sent to the low level reservoir during the day. Then, during the night time the water stored in the low-level reservoir is reverted to the power station and the turbines of the generator pump it back into the high-level reservoir which is closed during the night. In conclusion, the electrical current is generated from the water flowing in the river during the day time, which is pumped back in the high level reservoir at night.
The figure illustrates the process of production of electricity from
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water
in a hydroelectric
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power
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station
. There are a number of
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stations
through which
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water
from the river passes to generate the
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current
which
is supplied
throughout the country.

Firstly
, river
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water
is collected
in a high-level
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reservoir
with a dam. During the day time, it is open and the
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water
flows along the slope from the dam to the
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power
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station
. Then in the generator,
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water
is passed
through the reversible turbines and
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power
is generated
which
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gets
supplied to the national grid through the
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power
lines. The
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water
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utilised
for producing
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power
is then
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sent
to the low level
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reservoir
during the day.

Then, during the
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night time
the
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water
stored in the low-level
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reservoir
is reverted
to the
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power
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station
and the turbines of the generator pump it back into the high-level
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reservoir
which
is closed
during the night.

In conclusion
, the electrical
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current
is generated
from the
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water
flowing in the river during the day time, which
is pumped
back in the high level
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reservoir
at night.
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IELTS essay How electricity is generated in a hydroelectric power station

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
181 words
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