Fontana Dam
4,000GWh that's 4,000,000,000kWh
Generators at a dam produce hydroelectric energy by converting the potential energy of stored water in the dam into electrical energy through the rotation of turbines connected to the generators. This renewable energy source is clean and sustainable.
hardness natural forces to produce energy (i just did this one in Castlelearning)
Can we produce power (electricity - www.powerfromgravity.com) from gravitaitonal (not from dam) force by using buoyancy from renewable source of energy?
Mitochondria are like a hydraulic dam because both store and produce energy. Mitochondria convert nutrients into energy molecules called ATP, which is essential for cell function. Similarly, a hydraulic dam converts the potential energy of water into kinetic energy, which is used to generate electricity.
6000000000 volts
It produces 12000kilo
Yes it does, it is the largest hydroelectricity producer in the U.S. The hoover dam does produce Hydroelectricty but is is only the 5th largest producer. Grand Coulee Dam is #1 at 6809 MW followed by Chief Joseph Dam 6220MW, John Day Dam 2160 (all on the Columbia river) and Niagria Falls 2515 MW(U.S. side). Hoover Dam produces 2080MW.
Because - the 'usual' function of a dam is to turn the movement of water into electrical energy. If there's no water flowing through the dam - the dam cannot produce power.
That would depend on the dam - specifically, the amount of water that flows through, and the difference in height that can be obtained. Potential energy is calculated as: PE = mgh; in SI units: potential energy (in Joule) is equal to the mass (in kg) times the gravitation (9.8 m/sec square) times the height (in meters); you can use this to calculate energy. If you are interested in power, assume that a certain amount of water flows through every second - the result will be Joule / second, that is, Watts.
2 to 4 years, maybe even longer. And it automatically starts to produce energy rather than coal fired energy which would take longer.