hydro power by Henry Roth

hydro power

754314 — 2023-11-15 19:59:23 UTC

one of the advantages with this power source is that its mostly consistent and uses clean and renewable power

the effects on nature

754314 — 2023-11-15 20:00:56 UTC

it can ruin and damage delicate ecosystems and habitats. it is also completely clean using gravity and turbines moved by the moving water makes it clean and renewable. its also consistent for the most part it will run 24/7 the only things that my stop it is turning to ice and running low on water.

Fort Collins

754314 — 2023-11-15 20:05:58 UTC

a way Fort Collins can use hydro power can place water wheels on the streams from the mountains to get reliable power. the biggest problem is if the water freezes in the winter.

the shift of energy

754314 — 2023-11-15 20:09:52 UTC

it would take time to change from follicle fuels to hydro but overall would be very simple and easy to build. one of the other problems is trying to find a source of running water close enough the to the people who need it. somethings that would make it hard is getting the land to build it because of how much larger hydropower is to other sources of power.

how it makes energy

754314 — 2023-11-15 20:16:09 UTC

all energy sources need to turn a turbine and with dams and water wheels by using water to spin it then the energy connects to cables to deliver electricity

754314 — 2023-11-15 20:34:48 UTC

17% the world already uses hydro power and hydro is very cheap compared to other sources of energy its also been around for hundreds of years

need to know

754314 — 2023-11-15 20:44:45 UTC

dams gather and open to get water to spin a turbine. water wheels use current or other moving water to spin a wheel connected to a turbine. this makes it a clean and renewable because its just using running water and can possibly be a power perpetual motion machine.

who is using the most

754314 — 2023-11-16 19:51:55 UTC