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Is a monsoon a very strong wind?
No it is a heavy rainfall
Explain the working principle of wind power?
The working principle of wind power is exceptionally simple. Wind turns the blades on a windmill and the power that is generated is stored for later use.
Explain the orignal source of energy for both coal and wind?
coal is broken up peaces of plants . And wind is driven by the sun. so this creates energy for every one in the world to use .xx
Explain what causes wind?
Wind is caused by a variety of factors, some of which are: Changes in air temperature, Changes in the altitude of the land beneath bodies of air, The turning of the earth, and the friction this causes between the land and the air.
How do you convent wind to energy?
The short and simple answer is this: A wind turbine consists of blades; similar to those of a helicoptor. These blades are attached to a generator. As wind causes the blades to move, the blades turn the generator to produce electricity. As to how a generator works; I'll have to leave that up to someone else to explain.
What is monsoon's population?
A monsoon is a wind that changes direction with change of season
What wind results in changing the direction of its respective current seasonally?
Monsoon Monsoon
What is a wind that usually blows great amounts of moisture into an area?
monsoon
Is a wind that usually blows great amounts of moisture into an area.?
Monsoon
Seasonal wind usually associated with warm temperature and heavy rains?
Monsoon.
What winds blow across Southeast Asia and China?
southeast monsoon
What is the seasonal wind that blows over the northern part of the Indian Ocean?
Monsoon
Does a summer monsoon bring wind or rain?
usually a SUMMER monsoon will bring both.
What are true about monsoons?
Monsoons bring heavy rains. a monsoon is a seasonal wind.
which wind occurs in India?
indian monsoon
How monsoon develop?
monsoon cause damages like flooding and wind damage help farmers
How does the storm develops?
By WIND
