What does turbine convert kinetic energy into?

Answer 1

The process through which turbines generate electricity is quite simple to understand. It is also quite a useful thing to know, because turbines are used within practically all styles of electricity generation. First of all, a flammable material is burned underneath a water pipe, and as the water passes over the flames, the water becomes heated. The water then travels on towards its target. Eventually, the water will give off steam, which will rise up to the actual turbine and start rotating it. The spinning turbine will drive an electromagnetic shaft (both electrically powered and magnetically enabled), and generate electricity. After this, the electricity will make its way to the companies which supply the electric power to homes, and from then on, it will be carried and used in everything in the world which requires mains electricity.

Answer 2

Strictly speaking, a turbine turns a flow or a jet of something into a rotary motion. Can be wind, water or steam.

But that rotary motion can then be used to spin a generator/alternator/dynamo, and all of these will then produce electric energy.

Often the two are so closely integrated, that the whole assembly is simply known as the "turbine".

Answer 3

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Answer 4

It's called a generator.

Answer 5

Usually electric energy.

Answer 6

By the wind