P7.1 Energy Flashcards
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What is law of conservation f energy
What is a closed system..
Energy can not be created or destroyed. Only transferred between different energy stores.
In a closed system energy does not change not effected by anythint
If you in a closed system, this will be true , there is no net change. No external forces act on, nothing goes in or nothing goes out
Remember kWh is just
Energy transferred
So when they say power if 2 kHz used 2 hours
Just power = word down / time
What are the different energy stores
Chemical - coal - thermal- anything hot - kinetic - anything moving Elastic- spring - gravational- anything held up - nuclear hydrogen in sun ?, ATOMIC RADII THAT RELEASE ENERGY IN REACTIONS
- electrostatic : twomoppsote charges held apart
Magnetic - magnet
In energy analysis what must you consider and assume?
You must consider that some of the energy when changing stores actually can get transferred to thermal stiess of surroundings because of FRICTION, SOUND, or AIR RESITSNCE / DRAG
Therefore your final answer may be higher then expected because you assumed no energy was dissipated, but this it was closed.
How to do energy analysis
Like light fillamenr example?
Say you stationary car in race. Your chemical high but kinetic store low
As you start, the Chicago gets lower as kinetic gets higher. By the end the kinetic high and chemical low.
If you add them up, it should be the same in energy is conserved…
2)here chemical energy form battery transferred to thermal energy of light
Another situation?
Car is moving , surroundings relatively cool. Car comes to stop quickly, what happens
Why can’t you calculate the temp of the surroundings when car stops
Kinetic energy high, thermal energy of surroundings low
Then kinetic STORE (NOT ENERGY)zero, but due to friction thermal STORE high. Not completely, because some would have escaped as sound, etc
You can’t calculate the temperature of the surroundings because it changes so quickly?
How to do calculations with different energies? IMPORTSNT AND
Just remember about real situations?
Just put two equations next to each other, cancel out anything on both sides (like mass) or give them a random value, and then re arrange for one thing. Pretty cool . EQUATIONS RELATE TO EACH ORHER
Real situations are not closed systems… thus energy transfer won’t be the same
More realistic
For example
Include other energy stores and what probably is going on, like thermal. And also sound
Sun glasses are falling, kinetic energy is high, and due to resistance thermal store is meh
Then it hits ground and kinetic iz zero but thermal is high
How do you pay for abill
What is KWH anyways
Here what unit of time?
Money= kWh x rate per kWh
Basically they given electrical power rating which tells you how much energy they transfer between stores in a certain time
Power= word done /time so thus 1000=x/3600
And x=360000000 joules
HOURS NOW
What happens to the surroundings of a wire as you heat it up
Also what is light represented by?
Current to wire increases the heat of it, thermal store increase and this energy is wastedi
This always happens In an electrical circuit
2) thermal energy like filament lamp
How do energy get transferred in temp
When a temperature difference happens, a transfer of energy is produced which happens from hot to cold until its equilibrium
What does energy being dissipated mean
IMPORTSNT
Basically once energy is used it transferred to surroundings
Thus
When energy is transferred to the surrounding such that it is not easily accessible again and not in a store that is useful
How to reduce energ dissipated due to friection by and heating by
Lubrication for friction (oil just common sense)
Insulation for heating (like foam)
How do conditions affect ways in which heating is lost in houses
Thickness and thermal conductivity
What is thermal conductivity of a material?
1) thicker wall, lower rate of temp to drop
2) this is TELLS you the rate at which means energy is transferred through a. Wall with 1m2 area, 1m thickness and a temperature difference of 1 °.
The HIGHER THE thermal conductivity, the more energy lost, so greater rate drop of temperature. Therefore lower thermal conductivity Ed are used in house
Efficiency equation
= useful energy/ total energy
Efficiency of 0.5 but 50% efficient
Never fully efficient energy always dissipated
How to draw SANKEY diagram like what to make sure
What does arrow represent
Sanity diagram show where energy goes, width of arrow = AMOUNT IF ENERGY TRANSFERRED
How to increase efficiency
3 ways
Why cant you just say use dissapted energy
- easy
1) insulation
2) lubrications
3) make devices that reduce unwanted energy waste - Develop new technology like LEDs that are just better
More efficient = less power.
You can’t say find something useful with wasted energy because it gets dissapated there is. I thing useful with it as it’s hard to transfer back
When estimating what number do you pick
dismtee of a wheel?
Magnitude ofn10s
remember diameter then need to do circumeference
Remmeber some key speeds
A
Thinking distance, braking and stopping distance
What affects thinks and braking.
What about speed makes it 20mph in areas with house
Thinking distance = time x speed
= reaction time x speed (so like 0.2 but it depends)
- what affects this is your reaction time so sleepy, caffeine , intoxicated, distractions, drugs
- and speed of car
Braking distance = v2 - u2 = 2AD, solve for d
@ affected by mass in car
- brake grip strength
- condition of roads so slippery or what
Because braking distance is very dependent on speed , then built up areas are 20 but not is 30
Stopping = thinking and braking
Reaction time test?
Rule drop test
@) Hand Open, get someone else to drop a ruler. Make sure Finger in line with zero
2) drop ruler, calculate distance
3) find the final velocity using equation of motion
4) Find AVERAGE SPEED, which is final + inital velocity /2,
then do next step
You know s = d/t
And if speed = final velocity and distance = distance dropped, then done
What does 3G mean
If you experience a 3G force, you experience a force that’s 3 x gave its x your mass, or 3 x your weight
Okay so how do you explain why when you multiply speed by 2, the braking distance increases by
4
Also what about relationship between thinking distance and speed
For a car to stop, work must be done by the brakes that is = to all of the energy in the car therefore
0.5 x Mx V2 = FxD
As you can see, if you multiply msss by 2, the braking distance is mutliokied by 2, but if you multiply v byb2, the braking happens by 4
2) since distance = speed x time, multiply speed by 2, distance by 2 they are proportional
Renewable vs non renewable
Non renewable take millions of years to form, renewable fast
Renewable= biofuels, solar, hydro, wind, geothermal
Non renewable, nuclear (diesn’t contributes to global), hyrdocarbins etc
Problem with non renewable affect climate
Problem with renewable expensive ti set up, things like wind turbines ruin the view, and only work when certain conditions met such as solar and windy etc.
Building these require a lot of energy too