The olfactory receptor cells in. a dogâs nose extend throughout. the entire layer of specialized. olfactory epithelium found on. the ethmo-turbinate bones of. the nasal cavity. The olfactory. portion of the nasal mucous.
Power Plants Defined The plant that produces electricity is called as power plant. The other names for the power plant are power station, power house, and generating plant. In power plants the chemical energy within the fuel is converted into electrical energy, which can be used for various domestic purposes. slide 1 of 4.
Today's power plants are bigger and controlled by computers, but the basic process is still the same as it was nearly 120 years ago. Here's how power plants make electricity: Coal is dug up and sent on trains and boats. The coal is burned to heat water to make steam. Inside the generator, the steam spins a big fan called a turbine. The spinning turbine rotates a big magnet around a piece of wire & that motion creates a magnetic field that electrifies the wire.