Power plants in pakistan
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The document discusses different types of power plants in Pakistan. It describes five main types: thermal power plants, hydropower plants, wind power plants, solar power plants, and nuclear power plants. Thermal power plants generate electricity by heating water into steam to spin turbines connected to generators. Hydropower plants use the gravitational force of falling or flowing water through dams to generate electricity. Wind power plants convert kinetic energy from wind into electrical energy using wind turbines. Solar power plants transform solar energy into electricity using solar cells or by focusing light to power engines. Nuclear power plants derive power from controlled nuclear fission to heat water and spin turbines.
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- 4. 1. Thermal Power Plant It is the power plant in which water is heated and turned into steam that spins a turbine which drives an electric generator. 4
- 5. Thermal Power Plants in Pakistan KESC • Muhammad Bin Qasim • Pipri WAPDA • Guddu • Kot Addu • Muzaffargarh 5
- 6. It is used for production of electrical power through the use of gravitational force of falling or flowing water. It generates electricity by dams, tidal waves, underground plants and rivers. 6
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- 8. 3. Wind Power Plant It is used to convert wind energy into useful energy i.e. using Wind turbines for electric power Windmills for mechanical power Winds pump for drainage Sails to propel ships 8
- 9. Wind Mills in Pakistan Wind mills in Pakistan are located at: Jhimpir Gharo Keti Bandar Bin Qasim 9
- 10. Solar energy can be turned into electricity either by solar cells or in solar power plants by focusing light to run engines using photoelectric effect. 10
- 11. Solar Power Plants in pakistan In Pakistan, solar power plant are located in different areas of: Kashmir Punjab Sindh Baluchis tan 11
- 12. 5. Nuclear Power Plant It is the power station in which the heat source is nuclear reactor which drives a turbine connected to a generator which produces electricity. 12
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