Concept:
A hydro-electric power plant converts:
\[
\text{Potential Energy of Water}
\]
into:
\[
\text{Electrical Energy}
\]
Main components of a hydro-electric plant include:
• dam,
• reservoir,
• penstock,
• turbine,
• generator,
• surge tank.
An economizer is not a hydroelectric component.
Step 1: Understanding Surge Tank.
A surge tank:
• controls pressure fluctuations,
• protects penstock,
• reduces water hammer effect.
Hence it is an important hydroelectric component.
Step 2: Understanding Penstock.
A penstock is:
\[
\text{Large pipe carrying water to turbine}
\]
It transports high-pressure water from reservoir to turbine.
Step 3: Understanding Turbine.
Turbine converts:
\[
\text{Hydraulic Energy}
\rightarrow
\text{Mechanical Energy}
\]
which drives the generator.
Step 4: Understanding Economizer.
An economizer is used in:
\[
\text{Thermal Power Plants}
\]
It improves boiler efficiency by:
• preheating feed water,
• utilizing exhaust heat.
Hydroelectric plants do not use boilers.
Therefore economizer is not a hydroelectric component.
Step 5: Selecting the correct answer.
Thus the correct answer is:
\[
\boxed{(4)}
\]