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		<title>Comment on How do solar plants and hydroelectric dams generate electricity? by bustersmycat</title>
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Hydro employs the simple conversion of mechanical energy into electrical energy using turbines (generators).

Solar energy can be converted to electricty in two ways: heat is converted to mechanical energy and then to electricity in a manner similar to hydro, and light energy is converted directly into electricity by photoelectric means.</description>
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<p>Hydro employs the simple conversion of mechanical energy into electrical energy using turbines (generators).</p>
<p>Solar energy can be converted to electricty in two ways: heat is converted to mechanical energy and then to electricity in a manner similar to hydro, and light energy is converted directly into electricity by photoelectric means.</p>
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		<title>Comment on How do solar plants and hydroelectric dams generate electricity? by aquatablu2</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 23 Jul 2009 19:51:13 +0000</pubDate>
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Hydroelectric dams work because the water  held behind the dam is being let out slowly to the other side. While the water moves through pipes to the other side, the force of the water flowing spins a turbine. That turbine has magnets placed so that when the turbine spins it generates a magnetic field.</description>
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<p>Hydroelectric dams work because the water  held behind the dam is being let out slowly to the other side. While the water moves through pipes to the other side, the force of the water flowing spins a turbine. That turbine has magnets placed so that when the turbine spins it generates a magnetic field.</p>
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		<title>Comment on How do solar plants and hydroelectric dams generate electricity? by Yuri K</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 23 Jul 2009 19:42:33 +0000</pubDate>
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if you are talking about dams, than water passes through turbines which is basically a big underwater fan. as the water passes across the blades it makes it spin. the turbine is connected to a generator which makes electricity.

Solar plants. if your referring to oraganisms i cant help but a plant that doesnt use solar panels probably uses mirrors that are pointed at central point, usually a tower. All this light shines on the tower heating water until it boils. The hot, pressurized steam rushes over a turbine just as at the dam, and that runs a generator to make electricity.</description>
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<p>if you are talking about dams, than water passes through turbines which is basically a big underwater fan. as the water passes across the blades it makes it spin. the turbine is connected to a generator which makes electricity.</p>
<p>Solar plants. if your referring to oraganisms i cant help but a plant that doesnt use solar panels probably uses mirrors that are pointed at central point, usually a tower. All this light shines on the tower heating water until it boils. The hot, pressurized steam rushes over a turbine just as at the dam, and that runs a generator to make electricity.</p>
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		<title>Comment on Solar fencer do you have one, and did you notice a savings on your electric bill? by horsenaround</title>
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		<description>I don&#039;t use solar because they are so expensive! But have always had electric. My electric bill has not changed since using it. No increase at all! But I did with the tank heaters! Ouch! So I don&#039;t use them anymore,..now I man power the ice out..every day during the winter I carry water for them and break the ice out of their rubbermaid water containers. More work but saves a lot of $$ on the electric bill!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I don&#8217;t use solar because they are so expensive! But have always had electric. My electric bill has not changed since using it. No increase at all! But I did with the tank heaters! Ouch! So I don&#8217;t use them anymore,..now I man power the ice out..every day during the winter I carry water for them and break the ice out of their rubbermaid water containers. More work but saves a lot of $$ on the electric bill!</p>
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		<title>Comment on Solar fencer do you have one, and did you notice a savings on your electric bill? by tlctreecare</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 01 Jul 2009 17:12:07 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>I have one but the one I was replacing was a battery powered one so it was not plugged in. 
I do not have to buy batteries any more and that is ah uge savings.
I love the sloar powered one.
A solar powered tank heater would be great</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I have one but the one I was replacing was a battery powered one so it was not plugged in.<br />
I do not have to buy batteries any more and that is ah uge savings.<br />
I love the sloar powered one.<br />
A solar powered tank heater would be great</p>
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