Chapter 5-3 Using Thermal Energy.

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Chapter 5-3 Using Thermal Energy

Thermal Energy Transformation You can convert many types of energy into thermal energy Rubber band Burning wood Toaster All will get HOT! Vise versa: Burning coal - electricity Thermostats - mechanical

Heating Appliances Converts electrical energy into thermal energy Curling Irons - Youtube Coffeemaker Electrical devises

Thermostats Regulates temperature of a system Bimetallic coil – 2 types of metal in a coil Metals expand and contract differently – metal moves – triggers switch

Refrigerators Uses electrical energy to transfer thermal energy from a cooler place to a warmer place Pipes filled with a coolant fluid Thermal energy (inside fridge) transfers to the coolant

Vaporizing the Coolant Coolant – substance that evaporates at a low temperature Begins as liquid – passes through expansion valve and cools Cold gas absorbs thermal energy

Condensing the Coolant Flows into compressor Forced into smaller space – increases thermal energy In coils – thermal energy of gas is greater than surrounding air Heat flows behind refrigerator

Heat Engine Machine that converts thermal energy into mechanical energy Internal combustion engines (car) Not efficient – only 20% of chemical energy in gas is transferred to mechanical energy