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TIDAL ENERGY

Arnau Bendicho Jubierre

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TIDAL ENERGY

By Arnau, Martin, Ivan

Disadvantages
Advantages and
04
07
The end

INDEX

01
Characteristics
02
Tidal barrages
03
Energy transformations
05
Barrages in Spain and Europe
06
Tidal energy risks

Tidal energy is a renewable source of energy that works thanks to the tides of the water. Some characteristics of it are:
  • It is very green. It doesn't produce any pollution or
gases which could affect to the atmosphere.
  • It is very predictable. As we can predict the tides
of the water, we can also predict how many energy we will have.
  • The bad thing is the high cost of the constructions.

1. CHARACTERISTICS

A tidal barrage is the name of the construction that produces tidal energy. It works like this:
  • A tidal barrage blocks the water, forcing it to
pass below.
  • Down there's a turbine that rotates thanks to
the water passing through there.
  • As the turbine rotates, it transforms the kinetic energy to other types of energy, but that will be explained by Arnau.

2. TIDAL BARRAGES

Electrical energy
Kinetic energy
Potential energy
Transmitted by transmission line
Electricity generated by generator
Strikes Turbine
Controlled by embarkment
Tidal Waves

3. ENERGY TRANSFORMATIONS

4. ADVANTAGES VS DISADVANTAGES

- Decreases energy dependence in other countries
- Produce little waste
- Lower enviromental impact

4.1. ADVANTAGES

withlarge tidal changes of more of 5 m
- Sometimes very tiny enviromental impact
- Only efficient in certain places

4.2. DISADVANTAGES

In Spain, we have the Mutriku tidal power plant in the Basque Country. This is a wave power plant, where the arrival of a wave and its entry into a chamber spins a turbine, which helps to turn an alternator that produces electrical energy.

The European countries that currently have installed capacity to produce tidal energy are: France, the United Kingdom and Norway.

5. BARRAGES IN SPAIN & EUROPE

It can also alter the fauna and flora of marine ecosystems.

Tidal power can damage marine life, as tidal turbines with their rotating blades may lead to deaths of living creatures in a sea.

Tidal energy can also impact the quality of water and sediment processes.

6. TIDAL ENERGY RISKS

BIBLIOGRAPHY

We used Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tidal_power) and Google.

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