The diagram illustrates how water is used to generate electricity through a hydroelectric dam.
Overall, the process comprises of multiple stage that begins with the intake of water from the reservoir and ends with the transmission of electricity via power lines.Each stage plays a crucial role in the overall procedure.
Initially, there is a reservoir behind the dam in which water is stored. A turbine connected with generator is intalled in a power house of the Dam. There is a intake of water from reservoir through a gate in penstock of the dam. The water passes through penstock downwards with significant pressure allowing turbine to spins.After spining turbine, water enters in a river.Once this is completed, the turbine operates the generator in a power house to produce electricity.
In the final stage, the electricity produced is transmitted via long distance power lines to a grid station,where the voltage is adjusted.Finally, the grid supplied electricity for consumption via transmission lines.
