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Heat and Heat Technology Section 4 - Heat Technology

Essential Questions Analyze several kinds of heating systems. Describe how a heat engine works. Explain how a refrigerator keeps food cold. List some effects of heat technology on the environment.

Heating Systems Hot–Water Heating - the high specific heat of water makes it useful for heating systems.

Warm–Air Heating Air cannot hold as much energy as water can. Warm–air heating systems are used in many homes & offices in the U. S.

Heating and Insulation Insulation reduces the transfer of thermal energy. Insulation is used buildings so less heat passes into or out of the building. Solar Heating systems use the sun’s energy to heat houses and buildings.

Heat Engine Heat engine - a machine that transforms heat into mechanical energy, or work. Combustion – how heat engines use fuel External Combustion Engines – burns fuel outside the engine Ex: steam engine

Internal Combustion Engines – burns fuel inside an engine Ex: car engine Fuel (gas) is burned inside the engine, inside the cylinders. The cylinders go through a series of steps to burn the fuel.

Cooling Systems Cooling systems move heat OUT of an area Cooling and Energy - The compressor does the work of cooling by compressing the refrigerant. The refrigerant is a gas that has a boiling point below room temperature, which allows it to condense easily.

Heat Technology and Thermal Pollution A negative effect of thermal energy is thermal pollution, the excessive heating of a body of water. Thermal pollution can happen near large power plants, which are often located near a body of water It can effect the ecosystem in the area