Top 10 Hydroelectric Power Plants In The World

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The Top 10 Hydroelectric Power Plants 




Hydro-power is the oldest and most widely using  to generate the electricity.This source of energy is 100% renewable and there are thousands of Hydro-power stations around the world.So today I'm going to show you what are the best Hydroelectric Power Stations in the world.

1.Three Gorges Hydroelectric Power Plant




Capacity :22,500MW
Water Resource :Yangtze River


This is the world largest hydroelectric power plant(HPP) in the world.This HPP is owned and operated by China Three Gorges Corporation.Constructions of this HPP was started in 1993 and completed in 2012.This was a $29 Billion successful project.The Dam is 181m tall and 2,335m long.This power plant has 32 turbines generates 700MW from each.The Three Gorges Power Plant has the ability to output 85TWh annually.This HPP power ups nine provinces and two cities of China including Shanghai.

2.Itaipu Hydroelectric Power Plant




Capacity :14,000MW
Water Resource :Parana River


This power plant is the second largest hydroelectric power plant in the world.This HPP is situated at the border between Brazil and Paraguay.$19.6bn power plant's constructions were started in 1975 and completed in 1982.This HPP has 20 generating units which produces 700MW from each.In 2012,this power plant became the biggest generating hydro-power plant in the world by generating 98.2TWh in that year.


3.Guri Hydroelectric Power Plant




Capacity :10,200MW
Water Resource :Caroni River


The Guri power plant is the third biggest hydroelectric power station.The constructions of this project was started in 1963 and it carried out under two phases.The two phases were completed in 1978 and 1986.This power plant consists 20 generating units which has a range between 130MW to 770MW.The Guri power plant supplies 12,900GWh of energy for Venezuela annually.

4.Tucurui Hydroelectric Power Plant




Capacity :8,370MW
Water Resource :Tocantins River


The Tucurui Hydroelectric Power Plant as fourth largest HPP in the world and it was built in 1984.Constructions took $5.5bn and started in 1975.This HPP contains 12 generating units which produce 330MW from each and two 25MW auxiliary units.The dam is 78m in height an 12,500m in long.

5.Grand Coulee Hydroelectric Power Plant




Capacity :6,809MW
Water Resource :Columbia River


The Grand Coulee Hydroelectric Power Plant is located in Columbia River,US and it is the fifth largest HPP in the world.The project was  built under three phases and it is owned and operated by US Bureau of Reclamation.This HPP has the annual generating power of 24TWh.The dam is 168m in height and 1,592m in long.The left and right power houses, consisting of total 18 Francis turbines rated 125MW and three 10MW additional units.The third power plant consists of three 805MW units and three 600MW units.The overhaul of three 805MW units at the third station began in 2013 and is expected to be completed in September 2017. The overhaul of the rest three 600MW units is set to start in 2018.

6.The Sayano-Shushenskaya Hydroelectric Power Plant




Capacity :6,400MW
Water Resource :Yenisei River


The Sayano-Shushenskaya hydropower plant ranks as sixth biggest hydroelectric power station in the world. Constructions were started in 1963 and completed in 1978.The arch-gravity dam is 242m in height and 1,066m in long.This HPP has 10 Francis generating units with a capacity of 640MW each. It generates 23.5TWh of energy annually, of which 70% is delivered to four aluminum smelters in Siberia.The plant was shut down in 2009 following an accident which caused damage to nine to 10 turbines. It was reopened in 2010. Ten new units with 96.6% efficiency are planned to be installed at the plant. The upgrades are estimated to cost $1.4bn.

7.The Longtan Hydroelectric Power Plant




Capacity :6,300MW
Water Resource :Hongshui River


This hydroelectric power station consists of nine Francis 700MW generating units. The Longtan dam is a roller-compacted concrete gravity dam 216.5m in height and 832m in width. The power station is owned and operated by Longtan Hydro-power Development. The power project was designed by Hydrochina Zhongnan Engineering and built by Sinohydro.Constructions were started in May 2007 and became fully operational in 2009.The annual generating capacity is 18.7TWh.

8.The Krasnoyarsk Hydroelectric Power Plant



Capacity :6,000MW
Water Resource :Yenisei River


This HPP is currently the eighth largest hydroelectric power station in the world.Construction of the power project started in 1956 and was completed in 1972. Krasnoyarsk Dam is a 124m high and 1,065m long concrete gravity dam. The power plant comprises of 12 Francis generating units with a capacity of 500MW each.This power station has a annual generating capacity of 18.4TWh


9.The Robert-Bourassa Hydroelectric Power Plant




Capacity :5,616MW
Water Resource :La Grande River


The power station is owned and operated by Hydro-Québec and ranks as the world's ninth largest hydroelectric power plant.Construction of the C$3.8bn power project started in 1974.The dam 162m in height and 2835m in length.This HPP has 16 Francis turbines rated at 351MW each.

10.The Churchill Falls Hydroelectric Power Plant




Capacity : 5,428MW
Water Resource :Churchill River


This HPP is ranks as tenth largest hydroelectric power plant in the world. The power project is owned by Churchill Falls Labrador Corporation and operated by Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro.Construction of the $C946m hydro-power station started in 1967. The project did not involve construction of any large dam. The water reservoir is, rather, contained in 88 rock-filled dikes. The underground power house consists of 11 Francis turbines rated at 493.5MW each.The annual generating capacity of the power plant is 35,000GWh. It is one of the largest power facilities in North America.

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Top 10 Gaming PCs 2015

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Top 10 Gaming PCs In 2015




PC gaming is a popular character in the world.Every person is playing PC games.But in a ordinary PC it is very difficult play High Performance PC games.Because of that to play them we need one of a kind Gaming PCs.They faster and powerful then others.A great gaming computer doesn't come cheap though. You'll have to dig deep into your pocket for a PC that has the most powerful graphics card, a top-end 'Haswell' or 'Skylake' processor which has been overclocked by the PC vendor, and an ultra fast SSD. But if you love gaming, the considerable expense is absolutely worth it.A gamer always finding a new gaming experience and from these 10 beasts can give them what they wants.So lets check out the top 10 Gaming PCs.

1.Chillblast Fusion Master




CPU: Intel Core i7-6700K
Graphics: Nvidia GeForce GTX 980
RAM : 16GB 3000MHz DDR4
Storage: 512GB Samsung SM951 M.2 PCI-E SSD + 2TB SSHD
Features : 4.6GHz overclock, Cooler Master Nepton Cooler, Cooler Master chassis, 750W PSU

Advantages


High-end graphics card
Cverclocked, cooled Skylake CPU

Disadvantages


Skylake marginally faster than Devils Canyon
Too expensive


2.Alienware Area 51




CPU          :Intel Core i7-5820K (overclocked to 3.8GHz)
Graphics   :AMD Radeon R370
RAM         :8GB DDR4

Storage     :2TB 7200rpm hard drive
Features   :Custom Alienware Chassis, 850W PSU, 802.11ac wireless

Advantages


A beautiful looking and well-designed gaming machine.
Liquid cooled/overclocked to 3.8GHz.

Disadvantages


No SSD in entry-level model
High-end config very expensive



3.Lenovo Erazer X510 Gaming Desktop




CPU: Intel Core i7-4770K
Graphics: AMD Radeon R9 290
RAM: 16GB
Storage: 2TB SSHD
Features: 625W PSU, smart looking chassis

Advantages


High-end AMD graphics
Fast CPU performance

Disadvantages


Slightly older technology
SSHD not as good as an SSD



4.Acer Predator G3-605




CPU: Intel Core i5-4460T
Graphics: AMD Radeon R9 255
RAM: 8GB DDR3
Storage: 1TB HDD

Features: Integrated speakers, card reader

Advantages


Good gaming performance
Affordable

Disadvantages


Soon to be upgraded with newer tech
Only a mid-range specification



5.HP Envy Phoenix




CPU: Intel Core i7-4790k
Graphics: AMD Radeon R9 380
RAM: 16GB
Storage: 128GB SSD + 2TB HDD
Features: Bang & Olufsen Audio, 802.11ac wireless

Advantages


Stylish metallic case
Powerful graphics card

Disadvantages


Small SSD
No Skylake technology



6.MSI Nightblade Mini Gaming PC Phoenix




CPU: Intel Core i7-4790k
Graphics: Nvidia GeForce GTX 960
RAM: 8GB
Storage: 2TB HDD
Features: Micro-ATX case, red lighting

Advantages


Small size
Reasonable value

Disadvantages


No overclock
You might want more power



7.Cyberpower Trinity 300





CPU: Intel Core i7-5820K
Graphics: Nvidia GeForce GTX 980
RAM: 16GB DDR4 | Storage: 250GB SSD + 2TB HDD
Features: Funky chassis design, Cooler Master liquid cooling

Advantages


Six-core processor
 High-end graphics card

Disadvantages


Need to manually add 20% overclock
Case design not for everyone


8.Scan 3XS Vengeance




CPU: Intel Core i7-6700K
Graphics: Nvidia GeForce GTX 980
RAM: 8GB DDR3
Storage: 256GB Samsung SM951 M.2 PCI-E SSD + 2TB HDD
Features: 4.6GHz overclock, Be quiet! Dark Rock 3 CPU cooler, Corsair Obsidian 450D chassis, 750W PSU

Advantages


Fast overclocked Skylake CPU
High-end graphics card

Disadvantages


Not a cheap machine
Skylake not a huge boost



9.Overclockers UK Titan Riptide




CPU: Intel Core i7-5820K
Graphics: Nvidia GeForce GTX 970
RAM: 16GB DDR4 | Storage: 120GB SSD + 2TB HDD
Features: 4.6GHz overclock, six core CPU, white LED strip, Phanteks Enthoo Case, 650W PSU

Advantages


Great value
Six-core CPU helps non-gaming tasks

Disadvantages


Could do with a larger SSD



10.Asus Republic Of Gamers G20AJ




CPU: Intel Core i7-4790K
Graphics: Nvidia GeForce GTX 970
RAM: 12GB DDR3
Storage: 128GB SSD + 1TB HDD
Features: 802.11ac wireless, six-core CPU, customisable lighting effects

Advantages


Great-looking red and black chassis
Powerful graphics card

Disadvantages


Less memory than similar priced PCs
Small SSD


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How Make A Water Rocket In Easy Way

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Making A Water Rocket





Today I'm going to show you how to make a water rocket.It's pretty easy but don't get screwed while you are making the rocket launcher.So be careful and fly the rocket safely under the inspection of a elder.

First You Will Need These Materials


1/2 inch PVC pipe about 8 ft
2 X T-bonds
4 X End Caps
Bicycle Valve
2 X 2L Bottle
Pair of scissors
PVC Glue
Dutch Tape
Knife(Be careful)

Step 1


First get the 2L bottel and cut the top edge like down below to make the nose of the rocket.



Step 2


Then glue that piece to the other bottle's footer.Then remove the cap of the uncut bottle and make a hole which is suitable to place the bicycle valve.Be careful on this point because after placing the bicycle valve the hole should be 100% air-tight.Otherwise the rocket won't launch if the pressure leaks.If the pressure is leaking add some PVC glue and seal around the hole from inside and outside.

Step 3


Now set the cap tho the bottle again.Make some fins to the rocket and glue them to the rocket like this.(You should not cut the  bottle like this,only you have to do is glue them to the rocket)



So now the rocket is finished.Now it's looks like this one..



Now it's the time to make the launcher.It is harder to explain like this.So I believe it will be easy to under stand from a video clip.Don't be afraid,just easy steps and just carry on.

So lets see how to make the rocket launcher 




So now the Water Rocket is finished and it's the time to have a fun.As i said be careful,don't hurt others..Pump the air to the rocket and release it.
And I hope you will have a great fun..

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Wind Power Stations

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Wind Power Stations





Wind power is a good way to generate electricity.Most of countries around the world have Wind Farms because it is an efficient way to generate electricity and it costs less money than other methods of making electricity.Wind power is generating from the air flow by using wind turbines.Wind turbines convert this air flow to mechanical energy or electricity.Wind turbines neither give greenhouse gases nor environment pollution.They only give us 100% electricity.And also it is 100% re-newable,widely distributed,uses little land.

Wind farms

World largest wind farm(Gansu WF,China)::,6000MW



Wind power electricity is generating in wind farms.A Wind Farm has many individual wind turbines(May be several hundred to several thousands) that connected to electric power transmission network.There are two kinds of wind farms.They are on-shore and off-shore.Individual turbines provides 34.5KV and that voltage is increased to a high voltage by a transformer.

The Parts Of A Wind Turbine




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Top 10 Nuclear Power Plants In The World

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Top 10 Nuclear Power Plants In The World




Most of world biggest nuclear power plants are situated in East Asia.They are measured by their net capacity.Biggest nuclear plants have the best safety measures and regular inspections.The safety of the nuclear power plants has caught the eye of the people after the Fukushima disaster in 2011.But at present nuclear power plant disasters are the most rare accidents in the world.So down below we can see what are the best nuclear power plants by the net capacity.


1.Kashiwazaki-Kariwa Nuclear Power Plant






Net Capacity:7,965MW.


Tokyo Electric Co.'s Kashiwazaki-Kariwa Nuclear Power Plant is the world largest nuclear power plant in the world.
It is situated in japan.
It has seven water boiling reactors.
First five units produce 1,100MW from each.Other two produsce 1.356MW from each.
The first unit began the operation in 1985 and the last unit started the operation in 1997.
At present these operations are paused and will resume after the safety messures.

2.Bruce Nuclear Generating Station




Net Capacity: 6,234MW


Bruce Nuclear Generating Station is the second largest nuclear power plant in the world and it is situated in Bruce County, Ontario, Canada.
This one has eight pressurised heavy water reactors (PHWR) with gross capacities varying from 786MW to 891MW.
The last unit's operation was started in 1987.
Bruce 1 was shut down in 1997 due to long term shut down and reopened in 2012.
Bruce 2 also reopened in 2012 due to long term shut down which occured in 1995.

3.Hanul Nuclear Power Plant (formerly, Ulchin)




Net Capacity:6,189MW


This one wons the third place and it was named as Hanul Nuclear Power Plant in 2013.
This id the South Korean;s largest nuclear power plant.
Hanul NPP has  with six pressurised water reactor (PWR) units.Another two reactors are being added.
These two reactors will produce 1,350MW and it will increase the NC to 8,608MW in 2018.

4.Hanbit Nuclear Power Plant, South Korea




Net Capacity:5,899MW


This NPP holds the rank of fourth place.
The power plant, operated by Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power (KHNP), consists of six Pressurised Water Reactor (PWR) reactor units commissioned in 1986, 1986, 1994, 1995, 2001 and 2002 respectively.
This NPP formely known as the Yeonggwang Nuclear Power Plant.
The third unit was paused due to cracks found in its control rod guide tube in 2012 and now it was resumed after eight months of repairs.

5.Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant, Ukraine




Net Capacity:5,700MW


The Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant is the largest NPP in the Europe and in the world and ranks the fifth place.
This NPP is situated in Enerhodar city of Ukraine and features six operational VVER-1000 PWR units brought online since 1984 through 1995.
This NPP generates more than 20% of the country's total electricity generation.

6.Gravelines Nuclear Power Plant, France




Net Capacity:5,460MW


The power station is located at Gravelines of Northern France and it holds the sixth place.
This NPP has  six similar capacity PWR units built between 1980 and 1985.
This power plant is in the control of  the French electric utility company Electricite De France.
The Gravelines Nuclear Power Plant had the able to create a benchmark in August 2010 by delivering its 1,000 billionth kWh of electricity.

7.Paluel Nuclear Power Plant




Net Capacity: 5,528MW 


The Paluel Nuclear Power Plant is situated 40km away from the city of Diepp, France.
This NPP holds the rank of seventh and consists  four pressurised water reactors and produce 1,382MW  from each.
Construction of the nuclear power station started in 1977.
The first two units of the plant were came to online 1984.
The third and fourth units were finished in 1985.
This is the second largest French NPP, after Gravelines.

8.Cattenom Nuclear Power Plant




Net Capacity:5,200MW


Cattenom Nuclear Power Plant is situated in Cattnom, France.
This NPP is the 8th largest NPP in the world.
Nuclear Power Plant has four PWRs which gives 1,362MW from each.
Construction of the plant began in 1979 and commercial operations began in April 1987.
The last reactor of the plant was connected to grid in 1991.
The power plant is owned and operated by EDF.
The power transformers in unit 1 and unit 3 caught fire in 2013.

9.Oi Nuclear Power Plant




Net Capacity:4,710MW


Oi Nuclear Power Plant located in the Japanese town alled as Oi.
This NPP has four rectors,two of them provide 1,175MW and other two give 1,180MW.
But only unit 3 and unit 4 are the operational units.
Kansai Electric Power Company owns and operates the plant.

10.Qinshan Nuclear Power Plant




Net Capacity:4,038MW.


People's Republic of China is home to the tenth largest operational nuclear power station in the world - the Qinshan Nuclear Power Plant.
Construction of Qinshan NPP started in 1985.
The plant became operational in 1992.
The Qinshan Nuclear Power Plant has  two PWRs and two PHWR.
This NPP is currently operating with seven units.

Special Note about Fukushima Daini Nuclear Power Plant





Net Capacity: 4,268MW


This one is the tenth largest NPP in the world if it is operational.
The plant is owned and operated by TEPCO.
The plant consists of four BWR units with gross capacity of 1,100MW and net capacity of 1,067MW each.
The powerful tsunami waves triggered by the 9.0 magnitude undersea earthquake caused meltdowns at three reactors in the Fukushima Daiichi NPP.
Fukushima Daini survived the disaster because of the emergency shutdown of its reactors.
Restoration activities were underway for maintaining cold shutdown of the station, as of May 2013.

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Electric Vehicles

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Electric Vehicles



In the future we will able to see electric cars all over the world because at present most people are trying to use electric vehicles.Electric cars were started to use in mid 19th century.They are much efficient than a gasoline powered vehicles and their durability is much longer than other vehicles.
Instead of combustion engine,electric vehicles have a motor.So they are soundless and they have the ability to re-charge the battery while  driving by using solar pannels.The thing is,electric vehicles are expensive than others and the way of charging takes a long time.But as we can see electric vehicles will be the next transportation way of the world.

Parts of a Electric Vehicle




How does it works..? What is the technology behind the electric vehicle? Lets find it out..


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How to make a paper plane(Origami)

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How to make a cool paper plane..

Following video will show you haw to make a cool paper plane.Its easy and nice.I hope you will find it useful.

Paper plane video tutorial





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Top 10 Smart Phones 2015

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Top 10 Smart Phones 2015


Today we can see what are the places of smart phones and the reviews of them.As the time passed around a year plenty of smart phones have been taken place in the trend of the technology.It seems like we can see a bigger evolution of smart phone technology.

  

10.OnePlus 2


OS:Android 5.1
Screen Size:5.5 inch
Resolution :1920 x 1080
RAM:2GB/4GB
Storage:16GB/64GB
Battery:3,300mAh
Rear Camera:13MP
Front Camera:5MP

Full Review:OnePlus 2

9.Nexus 6


OS:Android 6
Screen Size:5.96 inch
Resolution :2560 x 1440
RAM:3GB
Storage:32GB/64GB
Battery:3,220mAh
Rear Camera:13MP
Front Camera:2MP

Full Review:Nexus 6


8.HTC One M9





OS:Android 5.1
Screen Size:5 inch
Resolution :1920 x 1080
RAM:3GB
Storage:32GB
Battery:2,840mAh
Rear Camera:20.7MP
Front Camera:4MP

Full Review:HTC One M9


7.Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+


OS:Android 5.1
Screen Size:5.7 inch
Resolution :1440 x 2560
RAM:4GB
Storage:32GB/64GB
Battery:3,000mAh
Rear Camera:16MP
Front Camera:5MP

Full Review:Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Plus


6.iPhone 6S Plus


OS:iOS 9
Screen Size:5.5 inch
Resolution :1920 x 1080
RAM:2GB
Storage:16GB/64GB/128GB
Battery:2,750mAh
Rear Camera:12MP
Front Camera:5MP

Full Review:iPhone 6S Plus


5.Xperia Z5


OS:Android 5.1
Screen Size:5.2 inch
Resolution :1920 x 1080
RAM:3GB
Storage:32GB
Battery:2,900mAh
Rear Camera:23MP
Front Camera:5.1MP

Full Review:Sony Xperia Z5


4.iPhone 6S


OS:iOS 9
Screen Size:4.7 inch
Resolution :1334 x 750
RAM:2GB
Storage:16GB/64GB/128GB
Battery:1,715mAh
Rear Camera:12MP
Front Camera:5MP

Full Review:iPhone 6S


3.Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge


OS:Android 5
Screen Size:5.1 inch
Resolution :1440 x 2560
RAM:3GB
Storage:32GB/64GB/128GB
Battery:2,560mAh
Rear Camera:16MP
Front Camera:5MP

Full Review:Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge


2.LG G4


OS:Android 5.1
Screen Size:5.5 inch
Resolution :2560 x 1440
RAM:3GB
Storage:32GB
Battery:3,000mAh
Rear Camera:16MP
Front Camera:8MP

Full Review:LG G4


1.Samsung Galaxy S6


OS:Android 5
Screen Size:5.1 inch
Resolution :1440 x 2560
RAM:3GB
Storage:32GB/64GB/128GB
Battery:3,000mAh
Rear Camera:16MP
Front Camera:8MP

Full Review:Samsung Galaxy S6


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