ENERGY AND POWER

Zanab Iqbal
Aaliyah Arpon
Zach Geeseman

THERMODYNAMICS
THERE ARE FOUR LAWS OF THERMODYNAMICS EACH LAW DEFINES
HOW PHYSICAL PROPERTIES BEHAVE ASWELL AS TO DETERMINE
WHAT ISNT POSSIBLE

ZEROTH LAW
DEFINES TEMPERATURE , EACH 2 SYSTEMS ARE EQUAL TO A THIRD
WHEN THE 1ST AND 2ND ARE ALSO EQUAL

1 LAW OF
THERMODYNAMICS
ST

THE LAW OF CONVERSATION OF ENERGY, ENERGY CANNOT BE

CREATED NOR DESTROYED

2 LAW OF
THERMODYNAMICS
ND

ENERGY FLOWS AWAY FROM THE SOURCE

3 LAW OF
THERMODYNAMICS
RD

AS SYSYTEMS APPROACH ABSOLUTE ZERO ENERGY ISNT

PRODUCED

THERMAL ENERGY
HEAT FROM MOVEMENT OF ATOMS WITHIN SYSTEMS

ELECTRICAL ENERGY
ENERGY MADE AVALIABLE BY THE FLOW OF AN ELECTRICAL
CHARGE THROUGH A CONDUCTOR

MECHANICAL ENERGY
ENERGY STORED IN THE MOVEMENT OF OBJECTS OR SYSTEMS

CHEMICAL ENERGY
ENERGY STORED IN THE BONDS OF ATOMS AND MOLECULES

NUCLEAR ENERGY
ENERGY STORED IN NUCLEUS

RENEWABLE ENERGY
ENERGY THAT COMES FROM NATURAL RESOURCES
EXAMPLES
Water
Wind
Solar

NONRENEWABLE ENERGY
LIMITED RESOURCES ; WASTED ENERGY
EXAMPLES
FOSSIL FUELS
URANIUM
OIL

ENERGY CANNOT BE CREATED OR

DESTROYED; IT CAN BE CONVERTED FROM
ONE FORM TO ANOTHER.

ENERGYS MAJOR FORMS INCLUDE THERMAL,

RADIANT, ELECTRICAL, MECHANICAL,
CHEMICAL, AND NUCLEAR.

Transformations of Wind usually

produce some energy in the form
of heat, which spreads around by
radiation or conduction into
cooler places

OIL IS NOT CONSIDERED A

RENEWABLE RESOURCE

IN A CONVENTIONAL COAL FIRED ELECTRICAL

POWER PL ANT THE TURBINE TURNING THE
GENERATOR IS AN EXAMPLE OF MECHANICAL
TO ELECTRICAL

COMPARE AND CONTRAST THE

BENEFITS OF RENEWABLE AND
NONRENEWABLE ENERGY
SOURCES. DETERMINE WAYS IN
WHICH YOU AS AN INDIVIDUAL
CAN CONSERVE ENERGY.