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    11 STEM

    RENEWABLE
    RESOURCES
    TABLE OF
    CONTENT
    PITCH DECK PRESENTATION

    01 Hello Friends! 04 Problems & Solutions

    02 About Us 05 Market Size

    03 What We Believe 06 Statistic


    Thynk Unlimited
    SUN
    Sunlight is converted into heat that
    is used to produce electricity. Solar
    cells or photovoltaic cells convert
    sunlight directly into electricity.
    This solar cell is made of layers of
    silicon. When sunlight strikes the
    surface of the layers of silicon,
    electrons flow across the layers.
    SUN
    Solar power plants turn sunlight
    into electricity. Large groups of
    mirrors are used to focus sunlight
    on one place called the “ receiver”.
    Oil or water flows to the receiver
    and heated by the focused light to
    a high temperature.
    WIND
    Energy from the sun produces wind which
    is a source of power. Wind power has been
    used for many centuries. Windmills have
    been used to grind grains and pump
    water. Sailing ships have traveled by wind
    power long before they were powered by
    fossil fuels. The kinetic energy of the wind
    drives the wind turbines for generators to
    produce electricity.
    GEOTHERMAL ENERGY
    There is a continuous production of heat below
    the earth's crust because of the layer of hot and
    molten rocks called “ magma”. Heat comes
    mostly from the decay of naturally occurring
    radioactive materials such as uranium and
    potassium.
    Geothermal power plants drill holes into the rock
    to effectively capture the steam. Different types of
    geothermal power plants built near volcanoes or
    geothermal fields in different places on earth.
    which is very “ useful to humans”
    GEOTHERMAL 02 FLASH-STEAM POWER PLANT

    POWER uses underground hot water and steam that is about


    182C the water is pumped into a partial vacuum area to

    PLANTS make the water evaporate rapidly into steam. the steam
    is contained in pipes and it’s transported to the turbine
    to make it work.
    01 STEAM POWER PLANT
    03 BINARY CYCLE POWER PLANT

    uses hot water indirectly as a source of steam. it is


    runs on natural steam coming
    contained in a pipe above the ground to warm an
    from under the ground. the
    organic industrial refrigerant that has a lower boiling
    steam is made to flow through
    point than water.
    long pipes that reach up to the
    04 ENHANCED GEOTHERMAL SYSTEM
    power plants and is used to run
    is used in areas with hot and dry underground rocks. A
    the turbines.
    well is drilled deep into the ground and very cold water
    is poured into it to force the rock layers to create new
    fractures as reservoir fro underground water.
    HYDROELECTRIC ENERGY
    Water covers 70 percent of the earth’s surface,
    and is most widely used as a renewable source
    of energy. Water from waterfalls or dams has
    kinetic energy that can run a turbine. There are
    several hydroelectric power plants in the
    Philippines some of them are the Maria Cristina
    Falls in Iligan City, Lanao del Norte, Angat Dam
    in Norzagaray, Bulacan; Binga Dam in Itogon,
    Benguet; Pulangui in Masamag, Bukidnon; and
    Magat Dam in Ramon, Isabela.
    DENDROTHERMAL ENERGY
    Biomass is the total amount of living things in
    the environment. It comes from plants and
    animals that have been living recently. Biomass
    can be burned directly and used as fuel for
    heating and cooking. It can be processed to
    make “ BIOFUEL”. Biofuel can come from crops
    like corn, or algae, which are then processed to
    be used in cars. Biofuel burns more cleanly than
    fossil fuels. Biomass is also used to produce
    electricity in dendrothermal power plants.
    NUCLEAR ENERGY
    An alternative source of energy is nuclear
    fission, which is the splitting of the nucleus
    of an atom, during which nuclear energy is
    released. The released energy is mostly in
    the form of heat. This heat is used to
    convert water into steam. The steam turns
    the blades of the turbine in nuclear power
    plants and electricity is produced.
    THANK YOU
    FOR YOUR NICE ATTENTION

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