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Energy, Forms, Work ( energy is the capacity to do work), Sources of…
Energy
Energy & Chemical Reactions
Endothermic
Exothermic
Ionic
Atomic Nuclear
Fission
Fusion
Impact on Society
Cooking and Worth
Wind Powered Machines
Industrial Revolution
Innovation and Technology
Governments' steps towards Renewable energy
Strategies
International Solar Alliance ISA
Paris Agreement
Legislations
Renewable energy push in Govt smart cities Mission
Flue gas desulphurization(FGD) norm
Energy conservation building code
Policies
Renewable Status for Hydro & Ocean Energy Projects
One Nation One Grid
State Rooftop Solar Attractiveness Index SARAL
Safe Guard Duty on Solar Panels
National Wind Hybrid Policy
Law of Conservation of Energy
Changes from one form of energy to another
Mechanical to Electrical( Generator)
Electrical to mechanical ( Fan, motor.)
Solar to Electrical ( Solar panels)
Wind to electrical ( Wind mill)
Heat to mechanical (IC engines)
Chemical energy to electrical ( Batteries)
Nuclear energy- Small amount of mass changes into energy
Energy-Mass conservation
E = mc^2
Uses of energy
Biological uses of energy
Thinking
Digesting food
Moving
Reproducing
Growing
How is food converted into energy?
Storage and conversion process
Mechanical uses of energy
Residential
Industrial
Commercial
Transportation
Energy Pyramid in the Ecosystem
Forms
Mechanical Energy
Types
Potential Energy
Types of PE
Gravitational PE
Elastic PE
Conservation of mechanical energy
Kinetic Energy
Types of
KE
Radiant
Thermal
Sound
Electrical
Energy possessed by an object by virtue of its motion
light energy
heat energy
sound energy
electrical energy
wind energy
Gravitational enrgy
Work ( energy is the capacity to do work)
Force X Displacement in the direction of force
(Power) X (Time)
Joule
Newton X Meter
Sources of energy
Non-renewable Energy
Sources
Petroleum
Hydrocarbon gas liquids
Natural gas
Coal
Nuclear energy
Firewood
Renewable Energy
Sources
Wind
Geothermal energy from the heat inside the earth
Hydropower from flowing water
Ocean energy in the form of wave, tidal, current energy
Biomass from plants
Solar energy from the Sun
Production and Storage of Energy
Mechanical
Chemical
