Hydro-electricity Sven, Maxim, Robbe, Siri, Julie and Eline.
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Introduction video What? How much/many? Pro’s and contra’s Other ways in Norway? Other ways in Belgium? How we should save energy?
Hydro-electricity
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rnPEtwQtmGQ
Introduction video
Hydro-electricity is the most widely used form of renewable energy (16% of global electricity generation)
Based on 2 things:1. The difference in heigth2. The flow of water
What?
Power plant + Water plant = unique By going through the power plant, the water
loses his very strong pressure. So it can go through a water plant too. (otherwise the pressure would be to high)
In Sykkylven
Several small river plants in Walloon No big power plants because we don’t
have the difference in height
In Belgium
Parts of a windmill
1. Rotor2. Blade adjustment3. Main spindle4. Gearwheels5. Brake6. Generator7. Transformator8. Frame9. Another frame10.Sensors11.crane
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=ILWXAkE4QpQ#!
Waves => Wave Energy Converter (WEC) => Energy
Wave energy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BHSNBzHCvMI
Thermal energy
Warmth of the earth
Steam TurbineGenerato
r
When we came to Norway we noticed that Norwegians don’t switch off the lights as quickly as we do in Belgium.That’s because energy is cheaper in Norway than in Belgium.So we can conclude that hydro-electricity is very important in Norway.
Save energy?