The steep conduits made in the body of dam for running turbines to generate hydro-electric power are called__________________?
Correct answer: D. Penstocks
- A. Tunnels
- B. Chuttes
- C. Weep holes
- D. Penstocks
Explanation
Penstocks are strong, steep pipes or conduits that carry pressurized water from a reservoir or forebay to hydroelectric turbines. Tunnels are passageways, while weep holes drain seepage and do not drive turbines.
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