Physics, asked by RitikGupta1, 1 year ago

Write the energy conversion that takes place in a hydropower plant

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Answered by Alia15
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The energy conversion that takes place in a hydropower plant is:
Potential Energy ---------> Kinetic Energy ---------> Electrical Energy..

Umeshkushwaha: is there no role of potential energy
RitikGupta1: Shyd kinetic energy to potential energy hogaa
RitikGupta1: Nhi yr book m likha j ye
Umeshkushwaha: potential to kinetic then electrical ye hona chahiye sahyd
Answered by phillipinestest
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Energy conversion taking place in a hydropower plant:

The water is in resting phase and when the hydropower plant does not function, it has potential energy. When the hydropower plant starts functioning, the mechanical energy starts the plant converting potential energy to kinetic energy.

When the output of hydropower plant is achieved, the kinetic energy has converted itself into the electrical energy. Therefore, energy converts from potential energy to kinetic energy and finally to electrical energy.

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