standing surface water
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Potential Energy
Behind a dam, the water is typically a reservoir or a man-made lake. This water is stored by the dam and is usually calm, still, and largely unaffected by natural forces such as tides or currents.
Any dam will raise the water level behind it.
what do you call an artificially body of water that forms behind a dam
A dam.
water pressure at the base of the dam is (specific weight of water * depth)2158.2KN/m2
Impounded surface water is water held behind a dam in the reservoir that the structure creates behind it.
Building a dam results in a body of water behind the dam and an area of dry land in front of the dam. The body of water behind the dam can be seeded with fish for sports or a food source (pisciculture). The water can be used as a reservoir for drinking water or as an entertainment area. The dry area in front of the dam can be used for living space and agriculture. The dam itself can be constructed, as many dams are, to use the stored energy in the water to generate electricity.
A dam is a large piece of concrete that has water behind it that holds water for drinking and for other purposes.
The water behind a dam is stored as potential energy. When released, it flows through turbines to generate electricity in a process called hydroelectric power generation. The height of the water behind the dam determines the amount of potential energy available for generating power.
The energy stored in water behind a dam is gravitational potential energy. This energy is harnessed and converted into electrical energy through the process of hydropower generation.
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