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Expand OTEC. On what principle is it based?

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Answered by Anonymous
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\small{\boxed{\mathcal{OTEC}}}Means Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion.

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The water at the surface of the ocean is warmer then the water at deeper depths.

This temperature Difference is used by Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion(OTEC) systems to generate electricity.

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  • In OTEC pants, the energy of the warm water at the surface of the ocean is used to convert liquid ammonia (has a very low boiling point) into gaseous state.
  • The vapour of Ammonia at high pressure is used to spin the turbines of the generators which convert the thermal energy of the ocean into electrical energy.
  • The used ammonia ammonia vapour passes through a condenser where cold water which is found from the deepest part of the ocean, condenses the Ammonia vapour back into the liquid form.
  • This processes repeated again and again to get continues production of electricity.

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The temperature difference between the warmer water at the surface of the ocean and the cold water at the depths upto 2 kilometres should be 293 Kelvin (20° C) or more.

Answered by senthilkaviele
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Answer:

The full form of OTEC is Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion. It is based on the temperature gradient between upper and lower layers of the ocean

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