It converts the energy of the flow of water into something more useful. The water wheel can turn a wheel which grinds corn, grain, etc. More modern uses are to converting the energy into electricity.
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Water wheels were used to generate power during the Industrial Revolution. Water wheels can also aerate the water in a pond. A water could be used to generate power to run a windmill.
The wheels pushed against the water which propelled the boat forward.
Irrigation systems have been used for several thousand years. The Hanging Gardens of Babylon were irrigated with water wheels that pumped water into the elevated gardens.
The Romans in Rome had water clocks, powered by running streams by the end of the 1st Century. They also used water wheels to power sawmills, crush ore, mill corn and pump water for their aqueducts.
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Water wheels were used to generate power during the Industrial Revolution. Water wheels can also aerate the water in a pond. A water could be used to generate power to run a windmill.
The wheels were powered by water
European settlers built there water wheels near the fall line The used the water power of the waterfalls to run machines in factories.
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Water wheels were used in earlier years to perform a number of tasks from raising water to grinding wheat. Josephine s Mill in Newlands contains a restored example of a water wheel
Wheels are used for many different things. They are used for moving things, such as vehicles, wheelbarrows, tractors, and more. They are also used in pulleys, gears, and water wheels. For fun, the Wheel of Fortune uses a wheel for spinning to win prizes.
Steam engines, water wheels, etc.
water wheels have been around since the romans!
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Millenia, The Romans used water wheels to operate pumping mechanisms for aqueducts, and the Chinese used water systems to irrigate fields.
The water runs into cups and the wheel rotates under the weight of it