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Title: Energy: IPC and Beyond


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Day 1 Types of Energy Storage
Energy
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What is Energy?
  • Def Ability to cause change in a system
  • Unit? joules
  • Symbol? E

3
Energy can be transformed from one form to
another.
Mechanical Energy
4
Energy Storage
  • Energy is energy
  • There are no different kinds
  • There are simply different ways of storing energy
    within a system
  • For Example
  • You can store information in a book, on a
    computer hard drive or CD
  • No matter how it is stored it is the same
    information

5
The Total Energy (ET) of a closed system is
equal to the sum of its mechanical and internal
energies
Energy Storage
  • The 2 Major Types are Mechanical Internal
  • ET Emec Eint

Can change motion
Energy of the particles
6
Mechanical Energy
Em

Def Can cause a change in motion
7
Kinetic Energy (KE)
Ek
  • Def The energy stored with the actual motion of
    the object
  • depends on mass and velocity

8
Potential Energy (PE)
  • Def energy due to the position of the system
    relative to another object
  • usually involves a field (i.e. - gravity,
    magnets, etc.)

9
Gravitation Potential Energy (GPE)
  • Def energy due to an objects position (height)
    above the ground
  • Depends on mass and distance (height)

10
Elastic Potential Energy (ELPE)
  • Def energy due to a system being stretched or
    compressed

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Electromagnetic Potential Energy
  • Def energy due to position in an electric or
    magnetic field

13
Chemical Energy
  • Energy is not stored in the bond
  • Atoms store the energy due to their position
    relative to each other

14
Have you "lost" energy?
  • Internal energy that the system does not use
    again is called Dissipated Energy
  • Symbol DE or ED
  • Usually from friction or when the object is
    deformed

15
Where did all the Energy go?
16
The big picture so far
17
Word Bank KE GPE ELPE E M DE
What Kind of Energy???
GPE EM
A curling iron heating on the edge of the counter.
A magnet holding family pictures of the
refrigerator.
GPE EM
A sling shot just in launch position.
ELPE
Hockey puck slowing down on an ice rink.
KE DE
KE GPE
A rock falling off a steep cliff.
KE GPE DE
A child sliding down a playground slide.
18
Bar Graphs Energy Transformations
19
System vs. Surroundings
  • System (it) only the factors we are paying
    attention to
  • Surroundings everything else
  • You MUST define your system

20
Energy Bar Graphs
  • Bar Graphs are used to represent how energy is
    stored in a system
  • Your set up will look like this
  • Initial Bar Graph
    Final Bar Graph
  • GPE KE ELPE DE System Definition
    GPE KE ELPE DE

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Bar Graph Practice
  • A ball is held at rest 1m above the ground and it
    is then released and has fallen halfway to the
    ground
  • Initial Bar Graph Final
    Bar Graph
  • GPE KE ELPE DE System Definition
    GPE KE ELPE DE

22
Law of Conservation of Energy
Newtons Cradle
  • The total energy of a closed system remains
    constant.
  • Closed system means no energy enters or leaves
    the system

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Open system, the real world, KE causes friction,
skater eventually comes to a stop
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  • The total energy did not change.
  • Some of the energy got shifted from mechanical
    energy to internal energy.
  • KE ?Thermal Energy

26
What Kind of Energy???
GPE EM
A curling iron heating on the edge of the counter.
A magnet holding family pictures of the
refrigerator.
GPE EM
A sling shot just in launch position.
ELPE
Hockey puck slowing down on an ice rink.
KE DE
KE GPE
A rock falling off a steep cliff.
KE GPE DE
A child sliding down a playground slide.
27
Bar Graph Practice
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What types of energy are shown below?
  • Mechanical and Dissipated Energy
  • (friction)

29
What type of energy is shown below?
  • Chemical Energy

30
What types of energy are shown below?
  • Electrical, Mechanical and
  • Electromagnetic Energy

31
What type of energy is shown below?
  • Chemical Energy (yummy)

32
What type of energy storage is shown below?
  • Thermal Energy

33
  • Draw a flow map showing the flow of energy
    transformations in a car from starting vehicle to
    driving. You should have 5 different types of
    energy.

34
Energy Transfer
Sound (mechanical)
Electrical
Thermal
Mechanical
Electrical
Chemical
Electrical
Light (Electromagnetic)
35
Calculations
Energy
36
Kinetic Energy
  • KE ½ mv2
  • Changing velocity affects KE more than changing
    mass

37
Kinetic Energy Practice Problem
How much kinetic energy does a 75kg car as it
travels at 25m/s?
Variables Formula PC Answer w/units

38
Gravitational Potential Energy
  • GPE mgh
  • Mass x gravity x height above the earth

39
Potential Energy Practice Problem
A 25Kg statue is dangling from a crane 20m above
the ground. How much potential energy does the
statue have? How much kinetic energy would it
have if it fell?
Variables Formula PC Answer w/units

40
What is the potential energy of the rock? A
59,900 J B 64,600 J C 93,100 J D 121,600 J
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