The diagram illustrates how electrical power is generated by using rainwater and equipment.
Overall, it can be seen that there are several stages involved in the process, beginning with water evaporation and ending with distribution for use in different purposes.
Initially, after being exposed to the sun, the seawater undergoes natural evaporation to form clouds in the sky. Next, the clouds, which contain a large amount of water, cause rain over the mountains, and the rainwater is gathered in the reservoir behind a dam. In the following steps, a pipe plays a crucial role, connecting the reservoir to a turbine as well as a pump, and is controlled using a valve.
Once the valve is opened, the water is delivered through the turbine, which turns the water into electrical power. At the same time, the water is pumped back into the reservoir. After that, the electricity is produced and flows to a transformer station through high-voltage cables. The final stage is when the electricity is allocated to industrial consumption, as well as educational and medical facilities.