The flowchart describes information about how to produce an electricity by a hydroelectric power station.
Generally, there is three main processes to generating an electricity in hydroelectric power station.
Following this, firstly, water flow from the river into the high-level reservoir as a main source to generated an electricity. The water was dam with the huge dam gate. Next, there is a schedule of opening gate to make a control of water flow, in a daylight the dam gate was opened whereas at the night it was closed.
Secondly, in the pump station, while in a daylight where water was flew into a turbines to operate a generator at power station. However, at night the water was pumped back to high-level reservoir.
Eventually, the water flow in the turbines running a generator to produce an electricity into a power lines and continued to distribute by National grid. On the other site, This flow of water was flew into a low-level reservoir.
The flowchart
describes
information about how to produce an
electricity
by a hydroelectric
power
station.
Generally
, there is three main processes to generating an
electricity
in hydroelectric
power
station.
Following this,
firstly
,
water
flow
from the river into the high-level reservoir as a main source to generated an
electricity
. The
water
was dam with the huge dam gate.
Next
, there is a schedule of opening gate to
make
a control of
water
flow
, in a daylight the dam gate
was opened
whereas at the night it
was closed
.
Secondly
, in the pump station, while in a daylight where
water
was flew into
a turbines
to operate a generator at
power
station.
However
, at night the
water
was pumped
back to high-level reservoir.
Eventually
, the
water
flow
in the turbines running a generator to produce an
electricity
into a
power
lines and continued to distribute by National grid. On the other site, This
flow
of
water
was flew into a low-level reservoir.