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KEY WORDS RENEWABLE ENERGY CONSERVED DISSIPATED USEFUL WASTED
EFFICIENCY SANKEY
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Forms of Energy Learning Objectives:
Wednesday, 19 September 2018 Forms of Energy Learning Objectives: Recognise the different forms of energy How can we describe energy transfer Realise that energy cannot be created or destroyed 2
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Energy Transfers Write down the energy transfers that happen in each appliance and label the useful and wasted energies. Toaster Crane Kettle Rocket Car engine Firework Speaker TV
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Energy cannot be created or destroyed
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Useful Energy and Efficiency
You will be able to: Recognise the different forms of useful energy. Realise where the wasted energy goes to. Draw an accurate Sankey diagram. Calculate the efficiency of a device.
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You have to draw each shape below as accurately as possible.....
Let the games begin You have to draw each shape below as accurately as possible.....
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Now swap books and harshly mark your partner’s work
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These show the energy transfers in a device
Sankey Diagrams These show the energy transfers in a device Useful energy out Energy in Wasted energy out
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Sankey Diagrams – A filament light bulb
Electrical Energy Heat
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Sankey Diagrams – An LED
Electrical Energy Light Heat LEDs are more efficient than traditional filament bulbs, because a greater percentage of the energy is transferred to light – rather than wasted as heat.
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Efficiency Electrical Energy Light 80 J 100 J Heat 20 J
80 J of useful light energy from 100 J of electrical energy. This would be 80% efficient Electrical Energy Light 80 J 100 J Heat 20 J
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Efficiency How much useful energy from 100 J of electrical energy? How efficient is this? 4 J ? J 4 % 100 J 17 J 79 J
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How much useful energy from 894 J of energy input?
Efficiency How much useful energy from 894 J of energy input? How efficient is this? 60 J ? J 6.7% 894 J 103 J 731 J
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efficiency =useful energy out (x 100%) total energy in
efficiency = useful power out (x 100%) total power in Wasted energy is eventually transferred to the surroundings, which become warmer. The wasted energy becomes increasingly spread out and so becomes less useful.
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Total Energy In (J) Useful Energy Out Wasted Energy Efficiency (%) 100 6 50 3 75 25 5748 4675 647 354 33 67 40 20
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Total Energy In (J) Useful Energy Out Wasted Energy Efficiency (%) 100 6 94 50 3 47 75 25 33 67 5748 4675 1073 81 647 293 354 45 200 40 160 20
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How can we improve efficiency?
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How can we improve efficiency?
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Practicals Filament/LED bulb set-up Lego bricks
Candle/torch taped to board
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