The diagram illustrates the creation process of hydro-electric power.
Overall, there are about nine stages in this man-made process. It commences with evaporation and culminates in supplying schools and hospitals with electricity via cables.
In the beginning, water in the sea evaporates due to the sun’s rays. Vapour converts to liquid, and then it rains. After precipitation, water pools in the reservoir, which is mainly made near hills and mountains with an artificial dam, made by humans.
Turning to the generation of electricity, in the first stage, the valve of the reservoir is opened, and water is conveyed to turbines through tubes. After receiving sufficient water, valves are closed again. In the turbines, electricity is generated, and water is again delivered to the reservoir with the pump station. After that, generated electricity is conveyed to high voltage cables, and these cables are connected to the transformer station. Ultimately, hydro-electric power is distributed to all the nearby hospitals and schools via underground cables.
