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7A water turbine moves when water hits its blades.
A watermill works using electricity.
Panighatta is a traditional watermill used in villages.
Hydroelectricity is produced using running water.
Dams are built below the powerhouse.
Hydropower is produced by burning water.
Watermills can grind grains.
Flowing water has energy.
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What happens when water hits the turbine blades?
The village watermill is called:
What is attached to the rod in a watermill?
Electricity produced by water is called:
Why is a dam built at a high place?
The part that rotates when water flows forcefully is called:
Hydroelectricity is produced using:
Watermills are usually built near:
A dam is built to:
A ______ rotates when water hits its blades.
The watermill used in villages is called ______.
Two flat ______ are used to grind grains in a watermill.
Electricity generated using water is called ______.
Water stored behind a ______ flows to generate electricity.
Watermills are built near streams flowing through ______ hillsides.
Water collected behind a dam flows ______ to turn the turbine.