ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

The Three Gorges Dam, nestled on the Yangtze River in China, stands as a testament to human engineering and power generation. Commissioned in 1994 and completed in 2012, this colossal hydroelectric power station boasts unparalleled capabilities. Engineering Marvel The dam stretches over 2.3 kilometers in length and stands 185 meters tall, creating a reservoir that spans around 1,084 square kilometers. Its sheer size surpasses that of any other hydroelectric power plant globally. Generating Electricity With a total installed capacity of approximately 22,500 megawatts, the Three Gorges Dam plays a pivotal role in meeting China's energy demands. Utilizing 32 main turbines and two smaller ones, the dam generates renewable electricity through the flow of water, producing a staggering amount of power annually. Environmental Impact While heralded for its energy output, the dam has faced criticism due to its environmental consequences. The creation of the reservoir led to the displacement