Environmental conditions in the construction of geothermal, pumping, hydroelectric and gas power plants
Environmental conditions in the construction of geothermal, pumping, hydroelectric and gas power plants
Alireza Keyanfar1
1) Bachelor student,Bouin Zahra University of Technology, Iran
IOI Code
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XCCE-EGFKE
Publication :
2nd International Congress On Engineering, Technology and Innovation(eticong.com/2nd)
Abstract :
Today, different methods are used to generate electricity. One of the most critical factors in choosing the type of production method is the geographical and climatic conditions of the region, economic, technical considerations, and related environmental issues. Due to the global ecological situation and the significant effects of the energy sector on it, the general trend towards using more efficient methods and generating less dirty electricity. Although economic issues may still be the essential factor in choosing a production method, this is especially true in developing countries. In countries with fossil fuel resources, it is still cheaper to use fossil fuels to generate electricity than in other ways. And it is the use of chemicals, so it should be noted that in selecting the location of power plants, the necessary management should be done to consider environmental conditions so that the construction of power plants has the least risk for the area under construction. The environment that the power plant needs to be built, as well as the possible dangers of the power plant in the context of the region, were carefully examined and then proceeded to continue the process of establishing the power plant.