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Thermal Power Plant | Hydro Power Plant | Bio Gas Plant | Source of Energy | Class 10 Science | CBSE | NCERT Thermal Power Plants | Hydro Power Plant | Bio Gas Plant | Source of Energy | Class 10 Science | class 10 science chapter 14 | conventional sources of energy | renewable resources | nonrenewable resources | fossil fuels | thermal power plant | hydropower plants | biomass | biomass energy | Biogas plant | class 10 science | ncert solutions for class 10 science | CBSE | NCERT Dear Students, in this video we are going to study a very important topic Thermal Power Plants, Hydro Power Plant and Bio Gas Plant from the chapter Source of Energy from CBSE Class 10 Science. Hope you find it helpful & interesting. Enjoy Learning! Don't want to miss your DAILY video, 🔔 SUBSCRIBE: http://www.youtube.com/c/DronstudycomEducation?sub_confirmation=1 ✅ BIGGEST EVER DISCOUNT OFFER ✅ 👉 Hello Students, to keep you highly motivated for learning, DronStudy has reduced its course prices. It is a great chance for you to get our new courses at relatively low prices and great discounts. ✅ So HURRY, Grab this Opportunity Now. 👉 Enrol NOW at ✅ - https://www.dronstudy.com/get-course/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=description&utm_campaign=enroll-now ✅ Student Care number - 8287971571 ✅ 👉 Call anytime to talk to DronStudy Education Counsellors for FREE expert guidance To Access FULL list of Lectures please visit: https://video.dronstudy.com/?utm_source=YT&utm_medium=Desc&utm_campaign=videoLectures For DronStudy Website, Visit: https://www.dronstudy.com/home/?utm_source=YT To Get Complete course, Visit: https://www.dronstudy.com/m8/?video&utm_source=YT_full_course Follow us on, Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DronStudy/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dronstudy/ Telegram: https://telegram.me/Dronstudy_official_K12 ✅ Recommended Playlists: 👉 Class 10 Science ALL Chapters https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKb9HOyS0VGR-_2amYZ6nsWhWySlgaMvU 👉 Class 10 Maths ALL Chapters https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKb9HOyS0VGRoxfORxAATBvjkj3MQzh1r 👉 Class 10 Social Studies ALL Chapters https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKb9HOyS0VGR4cHRxvJhDtWj0GGW7gluD 👉 Class 10 Chemistry https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKb9HOyS0VGRf3EW3_wcFczbm9JUlidKq 👉 Class 10 Biology https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKb9HOyS0VGQKGSaJVtJ2VD24iHHmNpQC 👉 Class 10 Physics https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKb9HOyS0VGS9y6jTu5srL-uFcCtv_mWd Fossil Fuels and Thermal Energy Conventional sources of energy Sources of energy that have been in use for a very long time or have been used extensively worldwide are known as conventional sources. Eg: wood as a common source of heat energy or the usage of coal after the Industrial Revolution. Examples: Fossil Fuels, Hydro Power Thermal power plants Thermal power plants use steam produced by burning fossil fuels (mainly coal) to move the turbines to generate electricity. The burning of coal heats up the water and forms steam that is used to run the turbine. Usually, Thermal power plants are located near coal or oil fields as it is easier to transmit electricity than transport coal. Hydropower plants Another traditional source of energy is from the kinetic energy of flowing water or harnessing the potential energy of water falling from a height. The falling/flowing water moves the turbine, which with the help of a dynamo converts mechanical energy into electrical energy. Hydropower plants are usually constructed near dams or waterfalls. Bio-gas plant In India cow dung, sewage waste, plant matter are decomposed in absence of oxygen to produce biogas. Since it has cow dung it is often termed as gobar gas. A biogas plant is a dome-like structure built with bricks where cow dung and other biowaste are mixed with water to form a slurry and put into a digester. The digester is a sealed chamber with anaerobic bacteria that breaks down the slurry. This decomposition process releases gases like methane, CO2, hydrogen sulfide and hydrogen. These gases are drawn via pipes which are transmitted to a turbine for the production of electricity. All the above-mentioned topics are described in an interactive and efficient manner so that the students could easily understand them. For more information please, Call us at 8287971571 or 0261-4890016. You can also WhatsApp us on +91 90540 43867. Thank you. 🔔 SUBSCRIBE and GET it FREE: http://www.youtube.com/c/DronstudycomEducation?sub_confirmation=1