Yes, hydroelectricity utilizes electromagnetism through the conversion of mechanical energy into electrical energy. In a hydroelectric power plant, flowing water turns turbines, which are connected to generators. As the turbines spin, they rotate magnets within coils of wire, inducing an electric current through electromagnetic induction. This process is fundamental to the generation of electricity in hydroelectric systems.
To tap hydroelectricity, there must be a dam which can store water and let it flow rapidly through a sink hole. The pressure of the falling water can drive generator turbines and these will generate electricity.
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Hydroelectricity usually refers to generating electricity by harnessing the force of running water, so if it looks like anything it's huge dams. But the actual eceltricity is just like any other.
when water fiows from water resource then potential energy converts into kinetic energy. due to this water rotates to the turbines and conversion of kinetic energy into mechanical takes place . the shaft of turbine is connected to generator and in turbine due to rotation magnetic flux takesplace and electricity is produced.
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what are use of hydroelectricity
Iceland can use hydroelectricity because of its several mountains. This allows water to flow making streams and rivers ideal for hydroelectricity to be used.
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Yes, Louisiana does use hydroelectricity. It has multiple hydroelectric power plants, including the world's largest prefabricated one in Vidalia, Louisiana.
You use hydroelectricity energy for water. Hence the term "hydro". You need hydroelectricity energy to help water flow from the oceans to your pipes and shower heads, washing machine dishwasher toilets..etc :) hope I helped :)
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Hydroelectricity has been available for public use for decades; hydroelectricity supplies around 20% of demand, and several countries have it as their main (in the case of Norway, almost only) source of power...
its proven that it is more harmful to not use it than to use it
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