The diagram illustrates the process of the electricity generated by wind and how the result is transmitted to the consumer.
Overall, the production of energy involves a total of five stages, beginning with finding a suitable location to put the generator and ending with transporting it to public users. The process includes the steps of turning the rotor and blades, electricity production by spinning the generator, saving the energy into storage batteries in the condition of no wind, and transformation of raw electricity to a useable form.
First, the generator, which includes a rotor and blades turned by wind in the suitable location. Once the raw electrical output has been generated, it will be transformed to useable form with a total from 700 volts to 38,000 volts. Alternatively, it could be stored in storage batteries when the generator stops spinning.
Finally, the electricity will be transported to consumers for daily needs via high-tension lines.
