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The picture portrays two events involved in the production of electricity with
the help of wave power. The first one including when the waves arrive and the latter
when they withdraw.
Initially, when the waves collide with the cliff they enter through a chamber with
full force bringing along a huge amount of air which dictates the direction of the wave
flow. As they hit the sea wall they come to a stop and the air that has carried them
moves forward and travels along with the thin columns all the way up to the turbine rotating
it in the clockwise direction. This will help pump electricity and the wind exits through
these columns
Secondly, when the air moves in the opposite direction (away from the cliff in this
event), the air enters into the narrow column where it has exited previously. Then it
turns the turbine and exits through the chamber along with the waves. The turbine is
in fact spun in the same direction in both the events.
