The diagram elaborates on the process of generating electricity in a hydroelectric power station.
Overall, after observing the process thoroughly, it is evident that generating electricity involved different processes during the day and night.
To begin with, water is collected into the dam from the river, and it is also displaying the high-level reservoir. The intake of water is opened during the day, and on the other hand, it is closed at night. The next step is sending water to the power station.The flow of water to generate electricity follows a downward trend during the day, while the flow of pumping is opposite during the night..
The next step is producing electricity at the power station. The national grid is attached to the power lines at the top of the power station, and the generator is also connected to the power lines. At the bottom, reversible turbines are attached; using this mechanism, water is passed to a low-level reservoir during the day,, and at night, it will pump water into a high-level reservoir.