GOVERNMENT POLYTECHNIC THANE

MICRO PROJECT
FUNDAMENTALS OF ICT
 STUDENTS INFORMATION
Name : Soham Shashiraj Hande Enrollment No :2001160195
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Name : Sanket Sanjay Hanchate Enrollment No :2001160201

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Name :Sangharaj Santosh jadhav Enrollment No :2001160204

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Name : Ujjwal Manoj Patil Enrollment No :2001160220

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INTRODUCTION OF ENERGY
Energy, in physics, the capacity for doing work. It may exist in potential,
kinetic, thermal, electrical, chemical, nuclear, or other various forms. There
are, moreover, heat and work, energy in the process of transfer from one body
to another .
TYPES OF ENERGY
THEIR ARE TWO TYPES OF ENERGY
 Kinetic energy
Kinetic energy is a form of energy that an
object or a particle has by reason of its
motion. If work, which transfers energy,
is done on an object by applying a net
force, the object speeds up and thereby
gains kinetic energy.
 Kinetic Energy has 5 forms:
 Mechanical energy
 Electrical energy
 Thermal energy or heat energy
 Radiant energy or light energy or
electromagnetic energy
 Sound energy
 Potential Energy
Potential energy is energy that is stored – or
conserved - in an object or substance. This
stored energy is based on the position,
arrangement or state of the object or
substance. You can think of it
as energy that has the 'potential' to do
work.
 Potential Energy has 4 forms:
 Chemical energy
 Nuclear energy
 Gravitational energy
 Elastic energy or stored mechanical
energy
FIRST LAW OF THERMODYNAMICS

 This law, first proposed and tested by

Émilie du Châtelet, means that energy can
neither be created nor destroyed; rather, it
can only be transformed or transferred from
one form to another.

  “Émilie Du Châtelet” was one of the great

figures of the Enlightenment in France. ...
She and Voltaire collaborated on his book
about the elements of Newton's philosophy,
which was radical stuff for a France still
enamored with Rene Descartes, but she
also published her work and was highly
regarded for it
RENEWABLE AND
NONRENEWABLE ENERGY :
There are nine major areas of energy
resources. They fall into two categories:
Nonrenewable and renewable.
Nonrenewable energy resources, like
coal, nuclear, oil, and natural gas, are
available in limited supplies. This is
usually due to the long time it takes for
them to be replenished.
Renewable resources are replenished
naturally and over relatively short
periods of time. The five major
renewable energy resources are solar,
wind, water (hydro), biomass, and
geothermal.
OVERALL CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

Energy efficiency is the wave of the future. The world is quickly

moving towards energy sustainability. At the same time, the mankind
is trying to re-establish the connection it once had with nature. An
energy efficient home is a personal step toward the direction of
renewable energy, environmental protection, and sustainable living.
Having such a home helps homeowners reduce their bills and
provides an excellent investment

Thus we must always take precautionary measures to consume less energy

and save more and more energy for future generations.
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