The Pelton wheel turbine uses high-pressure jets of water to drive a runner connected to a shaft. It consists of a casing, penstock, nozzles, spearhead nozzles, runner with buckets, and a shaft. Water passes through the penstock and is accelerated through spearhead nozzles, splitting into jets that strike the buckets and spin the runner, converting the kinetic energy of water to rotational motion of the shaft. A governing mechanism controls the spearhead position to regulate water flow based on power demand. The Pelton wheel is well-suited for power generation applications where high-head water is available.