Burning coal in itself does not create electricity. Burning coal and using the heat to power turbines or generators is the manner in which electricity is created.
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Coal is used to boil water to steam. Steam is used to turn a turbine (a type of steam engine). The turbine turns an electric generator (dynamo or alternator) and electricity is generated. Those big fat towers outside power stations, that newsreaders try to convince us are chimneys, are actually water recycling, cooling towers.
burning coal releases heat, and that heat turns a turbine, which generates electricity.
Pollution.. ?
It's not !... Burning coal to generate electricity produces HUGE amounts of carbon dioxide - which affects the weather.
carbonmono oxide
the heat from the burning coal heats water which rises through a tube making a current and turning turbines
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Burning coal is used to heat water to create steam. The pressure caused by the steam is used to turn a turbine. This in turn spins magnets next to wires. This create electricity.
Yes, fossil fuels can and do create electricity. Most electricity round the world today is generated by burning fossil fuels (coal, oil and natural gas).
The only advantage of producing electricity from coal is that it will cost cheaper.
Similar to coal, its burnt. But its better because you're burning renewable sources. :D
82% comes from coal burning. Hope that helps!
burning coal releases heat, and that heat turns a turbine, which generates electricity.
coal
Pollution.. ?
oil or coal
By burning fossil fuels (coal, oil and natural gas) in industry, transport and the generation of electricity, which releases carbon dioxide.
It's not !... Burning coal to generate electricity produces HUGE amounts of carbon dioxide - which affects the weather.