Hydroelectric Power By Audrey D1 Cheng, Maddie Kirby, Brodie Wiener, Nick Rogers.

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Hydroelectric Power By Audrey D1 Cheng, Maddie Kirby, Brodie Wiener, Nick Rogers

How It Is Produced Water flows down the penstock. This water then pushes a turbine. Which turns a generator. This turning of the Generator converts Mechanical Energy to electric energy.

GPE and Energy Flow 1.The water has GPE 2.The water enters the penstock and begins to have kinetic energy 3.This kinetic energy is transformed into mechanical energy when the turbine is pushed 4.The turbine then spins the generator which changes the mechanical energy into electric energy. AC currents

Reverse Operation Pumps to fill high reservoir during off-peak hours. Then it is able to flow to lower reservoir pushing turbine during peak hours. Allows for more power generation during peak electrical demand.

Main Energy Transformations Gravitational Potential Energy of the Water Kinetic energy of water as it goes through the turbine Mechanical energy of turbines converts to electrical energy

What is the maximum power available Max power is based on the max flow rate through the turbine Water’s gpe is the source This energy is transformed to kinetic, mechanical, then electrical energy

Works Cited pumped-hydro