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The image displays diagrams A and B illustrating a wave power electricity generation structure comprising a turbine, air column, chamber, electricity output, cliff or sea wall, and associated wave direction, all depicting airflow movement through the system as influenced by tidal wave activity adjacent to a cliff or sea wall, with wave-induced air compression driving the turbine, and turbine rotation subsequently producing electricity, additionally specifying the invariant turbine orientation and identical electricity generation path for both diagrams with a resultant lamp illumination.
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The picture represents how a structure uses wave energy to generate electricity.
From an overall perspective, it can be seen that this structure is made using the flow of water through the air to create electrical power. It appears simple so as to be used for different purposes.
Picture A illustrates the first way of generating electricity, making use of the flowing wave towards the cliff (sea wall) so as to push the air through the spinning turbine. Consequently, electricity is produced from within. In addition, to handle and make this process go smoothly, a chamber aligned with the column is installed.
The second method of generating electricity is depicted in photo B, functioning quite the similar way with that of A. However, the air and the water flow through the opposite site as they flow away from the cliff whilst the turbine is still in the same direction of spinning.
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