The diagram illustrates the stages of electricity generation using water from natural sources.
Overall, the process starts with collecting rainwater and using it to power mechanisms in order to create energy. The electricity produced by this action is then supplied to various facilities.
In the first step, water from the sea evaporates under the sun’s heat and forms rain clouds. After it comes down in the form of rain, the water gets stored in a reservoir created by building a dam near a mountain. Then, the energy-generating turbine is powered by opening the valve connected to the dam. The water is continuously sent through the pipes and back to the container by a pump.
The created electricity is sent from the turbine to a transformer station through high-voltage cables, which are supported by special towers. Finally, the station provides electric power to different buildings, like hospitals and schools, through underground cables.
