Suppose we are constructing an overhead tank and by using a high discharge pump water is filled. An input to a water turbine driven generator is given from this overhead tank. Then the out put (Electrical energy produced by generator) is given to drive this pump. What will be the final result. Same will be the result if you try to drive a train with wind energy.
Wind energy, or rather, electricity produced from wind energy, can be stored in batteries. It can also be used to pump water uphill. This water can then be used later when needed to generate electricity (hydro-electricity).
The wind spins the blades which are connected to turbines which cause the turbines to spin and create electricity that is spread across a power grid.
Wind energy spins turbines producing electricity.
Wind energy is harvested by a windmill. It is also called a turbine. Windmills have been connected to machinery to grind grain or pump water. They are also connected to electric generators. The electricity is sent to a grid. Sometimes the electricity is used as it is produced. If a hydroelectric dam is nearby, the electricity can be used to back pump water and then hydroelectric energy is available when it is needed. That way wind energy is stored.
Wind energy is converted into electricity by spinning wind turbine. Any electric motor that is powered by electricity will generate electricity if you spin it yourself very fast.
Well when it goes through the wind turbines it causes energy to generate. And that's how energy is produced!
Wind energy, or rather, electricity produced from wind energy, can be stored in batteries. It can also be used to pump water uphill. This water can then be used later when needed to generate electricity (hydro-electricity).
If wind energy increases, wind mills will run more fast. More electricity will be produced.
The wind spins the blades which are connected to turbines which cause the turbines to spin and create electricity that is spread across a power grid.
A windmill produced electricity while the wind blows. It may produce energy when the wind blows and people don't need it. People don't need all the energy a windmill produces all the time but they may need energy when the wind is not blowing. Windmills are therefore linked up to battery systems and charge the batteries when the wind is blowing, energy is being produced, and nobody is using it. When people need energy and the wind is not blowing (no power is being produced) they use power from the batteries.
The term clean source of energy refers to only primary energy sources as wind or solar energy. Electricity, by definition, is not a primary energy source. It is a secondary energy source that is could be produced by a clean energy source as wind or any renewable primary energy source or produced by fossil energy source as oil, natural gas, or coal.
Electricity is a secondary energy source which means it is produced from primary energy sources such as oil, gas, nuclear energy, wind, coal, solar, etc. It may be called an energy carrier.
Yes, but only because Hydroelectric generated electricity can be produced 24/7.
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wind power produces electricity
The wind causes the vanes on a generator to spin. This spinning creates electricity.
The problem with wind energy is that it does not produce much electricity. Wind does not flow at all places. So having wind energy as a major source of electricity is not a option.