Red and Yellow Soil
If you are travelling in a remote location, then you can surely see red soil. Known for it's texture and colour, it has 90.47% of non soluble materials, 3.6% of iron content and 0.7% of magnesium. But it is lacking in Calcium Carbonate. It is distributed over an area of 3.5 lakh sq.km and are frequently found in the states of Tamil Nadu, Jharkhand, Orissa and Andhra Pradesh. In Andhra Pradesh, it is commonly seen in Seeshachalam, on the way to Tirupati Hills. If you are planning to cultivate using a part of red soil, then oil seeds, potatoes and some varieties of fruits maybe the right choice to grow with. It has an excellent response to it's nutrients especially fertilizers and provides the cultivator with enormous yield of millet. This is also the kind of soil used in movies, especially in action kind of scenes.
More on Hydro Power Plant Welcome back, in my last post, I have introduced about the hydro power plant, now let us see in depth. To start with, let us know the types of hydro power plants currently working in India. Impoundment Facilities are the most common ones in India. Here the energy is generated by using a reservoir in a dam. Energy is generated when water passes through the turbines. Pumped Storage Facilities, the name itself defines that it is utilized for energy storage. They have two reservoirs and the water is pumped from the lower to the upper reservoir and thereby energy is stored. The last and foremost methodology is the Run off Facility. They rely mostly on the speed of flowing water. A part of the water is diverted to the turbines and this is how the energy is generated. This is the most economical energy generation in India as it doesn't use the dams and the reservoirs. Conditions necessary for building Well, there is no much conditions required for b
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