Tell How tidal energy it is transferred?

Answer 1

Tidal power is harnessed by constructing a(n) dam across the mouth of and estuary or a bay.
The power of the moving waves and tides are harnessed by turbines which produce electricity. This is fed back into the electricity grid and used to power factories and homes.thetidal energy is tored in waves power.

Answer 2

The movement of the tides can be captured by dams and barrages in suitable places like river mouths. A good situation is a estuary (like the Rance River in France) that fills up at high tide and has only a narrow channel for all that water to escape. Turbines can be placed in the narrow channel and the water movement will turn them to produce electricity.

The Bay of Fundy is on the Atlantic coast of Canada. Each day 100 billion tonnes of seawater flows in and out of the Bay of Fundy during one tide cycle, more than the combined flow of all the rivers in the world!

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Answer 3

Tidal power is usually transformed into electricity and fed directly into the grid. As a renewable energy source it is one of many ways of generating clean green energy. There have been attempts to use tidal energy to power other machines, like mills, but none have been as successful as electricity turbines.

Answer 4

• The gravity power of the moon causes the tides.
• Tidal power plants then are built only at suitable locations where the movement of the tides can be accelerated.
• They do this by choosing bays or inlets with narrow outlets to the sea, so when the tides rise and fall there is a rush of water through the outlet.
• Turbines in the outlet are spun by the force of the water, generating electricity.

Answer 5

The wave transfers its energy to surrounding water, and that causes more waves and ripples to form because of Kinetic energy.

Answer 6

In the form of waves and ocean currents