lämpövoimaloiden
Lämpövoimalat, or thermal power plants, are industrial facilities designed to generate electricity through the process of heating water to produce steam. This steam then drives turbines, which are connected to generators that produce electrical energy. The heat source for the water can vary significantly, with common fuels including fossil fuels such as coal, natural gas, and oil, as well as nuclear fuel and biomass.
The fundamental principle behind most thermal power plants involves a cycle of heating, expansion, and cooling.
Different types of thermal power plants exist based on their primary fuel source. Coal-fired power plants burn