hydroelectric
ಜಲವಿದ್ಯುತ್
definition
adjective
To generate electricity, we use hydroelectric power, coal and nuclear energy.
relating to or denoting the generation of electricity using flowing water (typically from a reservoir held behind a dam or other barrier) to drive a turbine that powers a generator.
translation of 'hydroelectric'
ಜಲ ವಿದ್ಯುತ್,
ಜಲೋತ್ಪನ್ನ
example
This followed, in turn, the construction of dams in the various catchments, for irrigation and/or 'hydroelectric' power generation.
The firm has a reservoir system that provides 'hydroelectric' power both for its own operations and for sale to others.
Aside from 'hydroelectric' power generation, the major industries are heavily dependent on the agricultural sector.
To generate electricity, we use 'hydroelectric' power, coal and nuclear energy.
Later in the day when the floodgates of the 'hydroelectric' dam upstream close, the water will slowly fall.
Laos has great potential for 'hydroelectric' power and currently exports electricity to Thailand.
Glaciers supply much of the fresh water and 'hydroelectric' power in the region.
Glaciers supply much of the fresh water and 'hydroelectric' power in South and Central Asia.
Most electricity is generated by 'hydroelectric' sources.
The county is rich in natural resources, including timber, 'hydroelectric' power, and mineral deposits.
A new way to use flowing water to generate electricity may lead to gadget-size, 'hydroelectric' batteries.
It is a source for irrigation and 'hydroelectric' power.
This phenomenon may be related to streamflow regulation for 'hydroelectric' power generation.
Use the sun's energy via solar panels, wind, wave and 'hydroelectric' power to convert water into hydrogen and oxygen.
This in turn has meant that turbines at some 'hydroelectric' power stations in the province have been unable to operate at maximum capacity.
Electricity generated through the use of waterwheels or hydraulic turbines is known as 'hydroelectric' power.
A 'hydroelectric' dam keeps the water flow constant through fall, but spring melts really make the rapids sing.
Exports include petroleum and natural gas, 'hydroelectric' power, metals, chemicals, paper pulp, and fish.
This wrecked flood control, municipal and industrial water storage, irrigation and 'hydroelectric' power.
The dam made 'hydroelectric' power possible by forcing water through giant turbines.
This is because their primary purpose is to generate 'hydroelectricity' and provide water for cities, as well as preventing flooding down stream.
Under normal circumstances, 'hydroelectricity' contributed between 15 and 20 per cent to the national power production, but recently that has increased to 40 per cent.
Is 'hydroelectricity' not a renewable source of energy?
This changed only when a way of extracting the metal using cheap 'hydroelectricity' was developed.
It is likely that nuclear fission, 'hydroelectricity' , wind power and direct solar power will be important sources for future electricity generation.
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