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As a layman, it's interesting to see when a system essentially has too much energy, or has energy that it can't use. I assumed that they would find a way to utilize the heat in some way, as with the way they recycle all of their water, but obviously it's not that simple.

I was involved in a construction project that carried tons of sediment from a dam down a conveyor belt that was almost 2 miles long. One of the biggest delays was when they realized that the downhill slope of the conveyor would actually produce power at the conveyor motors. So they had to find ways just to dissipate that power.
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