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.
What is the most common type of power plant? A steam turbine power generating plant is the most common type of power plant today. This type of plant converts heat into electricity usually using a boiler, and a turbine to drive an electric generator. Large-scale commercial size systems use steam produced from a variety of sources including nuclear reactions, burning fossil fuels and wastes, and even geothermal energy. The most common fuels used at steam turbine plants to produce steam are coal, oil, and natural gas. The steam boiler is essentially a large tea kettle and the steam turbine acts much like a windmill to turn the generator to make electricity.