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Which part of a tidal power plant is the tidal water pushed through to generate electricity? barrage boat dam turbine

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madam [21]3 years ago

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Answer:

turbine

Explanation:

Tidal energy is produced in the Tidal power plant to produce electricity. The kinetic energy is produced because of the energy of the tides in the form of moving water. This energy is converted into electricity with the help of power turbines. The turbine plays an important role in the production of electricity. The fluid that is used in the turbine contains potential energy. The moving turbine converts the potential energy to kinetic energy and the energy is collected in the form of electricity.

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