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Q: Which direction do the turbines spin in when the tides come in and out?
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How can wind flowing water and tides be used to produce electricity?

They can all be used to spin turbines that will generate electricity.


How does the wind cause a turbine to spin?

turbines spin when there is a cause of wind..!!


Turbines spin generators which produce what kind of energy?

Turbines spin generators that produce electrical energy.


What causes turbines to spin in hydroelectric power?

Heat


Do wind turbines spin faster than windmills in light wind?

it would spin slower


What direction does a bullet spin?

Direction of spin is dependent on the direction of the rifling on the inside bore of the barrel. A bullet will spin the same direction as the rifling.


What kind of blades makes moving water spin?

turbines


What plants used to make electricity from dams?

Power plants. Not a plant like a tree or a shrub- it is an industrial structure that uses the weight of falling water to spin turbines. The turbines spin electrical generators.


What are those things that spin around called on the wind turbines?

Rotors or blades.


Is it possible to attach small wind turbines over trains?

If you're talking about sticking turbines onto the train: It's possible, but pointless. The turbines would spin due to wind speed generated by the movement of the train, so all the power that is going into the turbines has come from the train in the beginning. Basically you're using the motor of the train to spin the generator of the turbines. The train has to work harder, and the energy you get from the turbines will be less than the extra energy that's being spent by the train. If you're talking about sticking wind turbines by the track, to spin by the pressure wave: That's also possible, but almost as pointless. Turbines by the track would resist air flow, and when the train is travelling it will push a cushion of air in front of it. Something getting into the way of this air cushion, (like turbines) would basically make the air in front of the train denser, and harder to push through. On top of that, there aren't many places where trains go by all the time, so the turbines wouldn't have much to work with.


What do hydroelectric power plants use falling water to spin?

Turbines. These are then used to spin magnets next to wires. This generates electricity.


Do break dancers that spin on their heads spin in the opposite direction when they are south of the Equator?

No. This is a matter of choice. They may spin in whichever direction they desire.