Question

What is the energy conversion and the law used in the given scenario?


Traditional power-generating stations do not store electrical energy. In such power stations, the original energy source spins a turbine which an electric generator. It converts [chemical, mechanical, or thermal] energy into electrical energy using a fundamental principle of physics called [Faraday's, Newton's, or Ohm's] law.

Answer 1

Answer:

The correct options are;

Mechanical

Faraday

Explanation:

The principle of working of electric generators is to convert kinetic energy, which is the energy present in the spinning turbine into electrical energy. Electricity is generated by the use of the electric generators has the largest share of all forms of electricity generated electricity and it is based on Faraday's law of of induction, which states that Emf = N×(ΔФ/Δt)

Where;

Emf = The induced voltage

ΔФ = Change in magnetic flux

Δt = Change in time.

Therefore, we have;

Traditional power-generating stations do not store electrical energy. In such power stations, the original energy source spins a turbine which an electric generator. It converts mechanical energy into electrical energy using a fundamental principle of physics called Faraday's law.