The graph illustrates the consumption of electricity in England over the duration of ordinary days in winter and summer.
The graph illustrates the consumption of electricity in England over the duration of ordinary days in winter and summer. Bw6
The graph illustrates the consumption of electricity in England over the duration of ordinary days in winter and summer. The pie chart gives data regarding the way electricity is used in a typical English household.
Overall, the highest demand for electricity in winter is due to use for heating purposes.
In terms of the line graph, in winter period demand for electricity is much higher than in summertime; the former started to use electricity at about 34. 000 units of electricity, while the latter at around 18. 000 units. Furthermore, after an 8-hour period, the indicator reached its lowest number of entire period (just over 30. 000 units of electricity). Besides, at around 10 p. m. with about 45. 000 units in the winter season, the index hit the highest point of consumption. At the same time, in the summertime line, the low appeared at about 9 a. m. and the peak at around 2 p. m. (13. 000 and 20. 000 units of electricity, respectively). Both the winter and summer curves return to their initial indexes by the end of the period.
In terms of the pie chart, heating rooms and water ranked first and totaled the largest proportion (52, 5%) of used household appliances. This proportion is three-fold higher than those of the final two categories, which comprise 15% each (lighting, vacuum cleaner, and various other electric tools). The remaining percentage of 17. 5% is shared between ovens, kettles, and washing machines.
The graph illustrates the consumption of
electricity
in England over the duration of ordinary days in
winter
and summer. The pie chart gives data regarding the way
electricity
is
used
in a typical English household.
Overall
, the highest demand for
electricity
in
winter
is due to
use
for heating purposes.
In terms of the line graph, in
winter
period demand for
electricity
is much higher than in
summertime
; the former
started
to
use
electricity
at about 34. 000
units
of
electricity
, while the latter at around 18. 000
units
.
Furthermore
, after an 8-hour period, the indicator reached its lowest number of entire period (
just
over 30. 000
units
of
electricity)
.
Besides
, at around 10 p. m. with about 45. 000
units
in the
winter
season, the index hit the highest point of consumption. At the same time, in the
summertime
line, the low appeared at about 9 a. m. and the peak at around 2 p. m. (13. 000 and 20. 000
units
of
electricity
,
respectively
). Both the
winter
and summer curves return to their initial indexes by the
end
of the period.
In terms of the pie chart, heating rooms and water ranked
first
and totaled the largest proportion (52, 5%) of
used
household appliances. This proportion is three-fold higher than those of the final two categories, which comprise 15% each (lighting, vacuum cleaner, and various other electric tools). The remaining percentage of 17. 5%
is shared
between ovens, kettles, and washing machines.
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