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In run-of-the river hydropower systems, typically, the water is taken from the river at ___________ and diverted to a channel or penstock.
a. high point
b. low point
c. pumping station
d. a dam
a. high point
This hydropower system provides peak-load supply, where water is cycled between lower and upper reservoir using surplus energy from the system during low demand.
a. offshore hydropower
b. pumped storage hydropower
c. run-of-the river
d. large scale hydropower
b. pumped storage hydropower
These are structures found in or adjacent a dam to pass floodwater safely in a controlled way.
a. draft tube
b. outflow
c. spillway
d. diversion canal
c. spillway
The reason why transformers are used in a hydropower powerplant
a. To provide electricity for the generator to work
b. The generator cannot provide enough voltage for transmission
c. Transmission lines can only be connected with transformers
d. All of the choices
b. The generator cannot provide enough voltage for transmission
Agno River are impounded by the following dams except one.
a. Angat Dam
b. Binga Dam
c. Ambuklao Dam
d. San Roque Dam
a. Angat Dam
This ocean energy source may be considered in hydropower system.
a. OTEC
b. Salinity Gradient
c. Tidal Range
d. None of the choices
c. Tidal Range
This explains why sluice is used in storage hydropower systems.
a. To control the flow of water through the penstock
b. To screen earth materials/debris from passing through the penstock
c. Sluice is not used in hydropower systems
d. To test the temperature of water
a. To control the flow of water through the penstock
Which of the following statements is/are true?
a. penstocks are allowed to be wide open during dry seasons
b. penstocks are closed to ensure regular cleaning, inspection and repairs
c. Penstocks should be piped to prevent leaking
d. All statements are correct
a. penstocks are allowed to be wide open during dry seasons
b. penstocks are closed to ensure regular cleaning, inspection and repairs
Absence of bypass channels in a hydropower system will likely result to _______.
a. huge impact to fishes and other aquatic animals
b. flooding during heavy rainfall
c. Both choices
d. None of the choices
a. huge impact to fishes and other aquatic animals
Most electricity-producing geothermal resources have temperatures from _________ to 700°F.
a. 300°F
b. 30°F
c. 100°F
d. None of the choices
a. 300°F
Geothermal Energy system can be compared to the kettle concept. Now, complete the analogy, fire:heat as to container:_________.
a. water
b. drilling well
c. reservoir
d. water
c. reservoir
Which of the following is not a component of a Geothermal Power Plant
a. settling ponds
b. wellbore
c. gas removal systems
d. all of the choices
d. all of the choices
The largest 100% renewable energy company in the Philippines
a. EDC
b. PNOC
c. Aboitiz Power
d. PGPC
a. EDC
The Philippine Geothermal Production Company, Inc. (PGPC) is now owned by _______________.
a. Lopez Group of Companies
b. SM Investment Corporation
c. Philippine National Oil Company
d. Both a and b
b. SM Investment Corporation
The most active Geothermal resources are situated along tectonic plate boundaries where most volcanoes are located. With this, which of the following locations has/have potential for
geothermal energy resource.
a. Himalayan Region
b. The Alps
c. Rockies Mountain
d. All of the choices
e. Only a and b
d. All of the choices
Which of the following best describes how geothermal powerplants generate electricity
a. The pressurized steam from wells enters and runs through the turbine, converting kinetic energy to electrical energy through generator
b. The pressurized steam from wells enters and contracts through the turbine, converting thermal energy to mechanical shaft energy to electrical energy through generator
c. The pressurized steam from wells enters and expands through the turbine, converting thermal energy to mechanical shaft energy to electrical energy through generator
d. The pressurized steam from wells through the turbine, converting hot gas to mechanical energy to electrical energy through generator
c. The pressurized steam from wells enters and expands through the turbine, converting thermal energy to mechanical shaft energy to electrical energy through generator
This is the process of converting sunlight into chemical energy.
a. Solar Energy Effect
b. Photovoltaics
c. Photosynthesis
d. Solar Technology
c. Photosynthesis
Which of the following best describes Concentrating Solar Thermal Technologies (CST).
a. It uses solar heat to boil water and generate steam to drive a turbine-generator to generate electricity
b. It uses combination of fossil fuel and solar energy to boil water and generate steam to drive a turbine-generator to generate electricity
c. It is uses mirrors to concentrate solar and energy and use it to run a turbine to generate electricity
d. None of the statements is true
a. It uses solar heat to boil water and generate steam to drive a turbine-generator to generate electricity
All are components of a Concentrating Solar Thermal Technology except one.
a. Steam drum
b. Heliostats
c. Turbine
d. cooling system
d. cooling system
The following are true about solar power systems except one.
a. Can be installed in rooftops
b. Can be used to power irrigation systems c. Can be used to run a turbine for power generation
d. Most effective in open and shady areas
d. Most effective in open and shady areas
Which among the following countries has the highest photovoltaic power potential according to World Atlas?
a. Norway
b. Madagascar
c. Philippines
d. China
b. Madagascar
This component of Solar Power System is used especially in when sunshine is not available in few days.
a. Energy Storage Device
b. Ambient Light from the moon
c. Inverter
d. Trombe Wall
a. Energy Storage Device
This best explains why Philippines has good potential for wind energy.
a. Philippines is situated inside the Pacific Ring of Fire
b. Philippines is surrounded by large oceans
c. Philippines is situated in fringes of Asia-Pacific Monsoon Belt
d. All of the choices
c. Philippines is situated in fringes of Asia-Pacific Monsoon Belt
This best explains why wind turbines are best located offshore.
a. Due to higher wind speed
b. Due to lack of physical interference from man-made objects
c. Both of a and b
d. On-shore wind turbines are more efficient than those situated off-shore
c. Both of a and b