RES Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
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5 types of resources

A

Sun, wind, tide, water, geothermal

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2
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What is the most reliable res?

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geothermal

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3
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2 type of turbines and the differences?

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-horizontal: more efficient, larger, yaw system, generate at 690V step up after
-vertical: less efficient, smaller, wind can come any direction

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4
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What is MPP?

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maximum power point, adjusts blade angle to wind speed

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5
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Double fed induction generator converts what to what and what is it similar to?

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AC to DC to AC, similar to wound rotor motor

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6
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What is yaw turns?

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maximum amount of turns in one direction

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7
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What factors need to be taken when there is an obstruxtion for a turbine?

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2x higher then obstruction and 20x further

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8
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3 types of geothermal energy? Explain.

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-dry steam: no liguid, high temp dry steam
-flash steam: high pressure hot water and steam
-Binary cycle: lower temp 85-100 C refigerant, most versatile

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9
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What is geothermal potential?

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10-15 meter depth that remains at 10-15 C

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10
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What is sensible heat?

A

amount of heat you can add or release to change temp

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11
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What is latent heat?

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amount of heat required for a substance to change state of matter

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12
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What is latent heat fusion?

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change state from solid to liquid

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13
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What does a condensor do?

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releases heat to surrounding environment, high pressure

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14
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What does an evaporator do?

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absorbs heat from the surrounding environment, low pressure

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15
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In cooling mode what is located underground?

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Condensor

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16
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In heating mode what is located underground?

17
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3 underground installations explain?

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-horizontal: 10-15ft deep, cheaper, requires large land
-vertical: 100-200 ft deep, not a lot of space required, expensive to drill vertical bore holes

18
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Micro inverter converts what? and how efficient are they?

A

DC to AC and 90% efficient

19
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What is an array?

A

whole PV panel system

20
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What does a stand alone system require?

A

large battery sized accordingingly to run everything for 3-5 days

21
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What does a hybrid system require?

A

More then 1 source of energy such as backup generator and PV

22
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2 types of grid connected systems? Explain.

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-Utility interface-:solar stored in battery, when batter is low switches to grid
-Utility interactive: no battery storage, excess energy fed back to grid

23
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What is anti islanding?

A

type of inverter that stops supply of energy to grid during power outage

24
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What reading is rpesent when you short 2 leads on pv panel?

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What reading is present when 2 leads are open on PV panel?
max voltage
26
On a PV panel what happens to current/voltage when temperature increases?
current increases, voltage decreases
27
Where ar alkaline fuel cells used?
Spacecraft
28
Benefits of electrolysis?
Green, environmentally friendly
29
What is steam method reforming?
heats methane to produce hydrogen
30
Thermal decomposition of water?
decompose water into hydrogen and oxygen requires high temp
31
Advantages of hydrokinetic?
-more predicatble and reliable then wind power -no retaining structure discreet
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3 different types of hydrokintetic?
vertical, horizontal, oscillating foil
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How does an oscillating turbine work?
water rises/falls with tides changing air pressure
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What is the formula you need to know the P one?
P= 1/2(pxAxv^3) is p drops by 20% and v^3 goes up byt 20% total power will go up