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    The document describes the process of electricity production in a thermal power plant which has four stages: 1) Water is converted to high-pressure steam in a boiler/steam generator. 2) The steam powers a turbine which converts the kinetic energy to mechanical energy. 3) A generator then converts the mechanical energy to electrical energy. 4) The steam is condensed back into water in a condenser before restarting the process or being discarded.

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    The document describes the process of electricity production in a thermal power plant which has four stages: 1) Water is converted to high-pressure steam in a boiler/steam generator. 2) The steam powers a turbine which converts the kinetic energy to mechanical energy. 3) A generator then converts the mechanical energy to electrical energy. 4) The steam is condensed back into water in a condenser before restarting the process or being discarded.

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    Thermal Energy

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    The document describes the process of electricity production in a thermal power plant which has four stages: 1) Water is converted to high-pressure steam in a boiler/steam generator. 2) The steam powers a turbine which converts the kinetic energy to mechanical energy. 3) A generator then converts the mechanical energy to electrical energy. 4) The steam is condensed back into water in a condenser before restarting the process or being discarded.

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    Thermal energy
    2. Turbine
    3. Water
    4. Consender
    5. Gas-fired

    The c-map shows the production of electricity using a system called Thermopower Plant.
    Overall, there are four distinct stages in the process of electricity production from thermal power,
    starting with the steam generator and ending with the condensed water. At the first stage of the
    process, the water travels from the boiler generator to pipe into high-pressure steam. After that, the
    steam goes through the turbine, converting the kinetic energy to mechanical energy. At the next step,
    electrical energy is established from the generator, ready for the next stage. After the turbine, the steam
    is cooled by the condenser, which causes it to return to liquid water. After that, the condensed water is
    collected and either used to restart the boiler or discarded.

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