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ENERGY IMG_1031, Biomass - Coggle Diagram
ENERGY
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Energy Sources
Renewable
Solar E
Comes from the sun. The energy in the nucleur store of the Sun is transferred by infrared electromagnetic waves to the thermal store oh a solar panel for heating water.
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Hydroelectric E
a renewable energy source that generates electricity by using the natural flow or fall of moving water
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Wind E
Wing energy captures the motion of air currents using tall turbines to rotate generator blades, providing a clean, endless power source with zero atmospheric emissions
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Tidal Power
Gravitational pull from the moon and sun creates ocean tides, forcing trapped water through underwater turbines to generate electrical power
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Geothermal E
Volcanic regions push large amounts of hot molten rocks near the Earth's surface. They are called geothermal hotspots. Water that makes it there is heater and subjected to great pressure. The water has a large thermal store of energy. It is forced to the surface as boiling water and steam to drive turbines to generate electrical power.
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Non-Renewable
Fossil Fuel
When a fuel is burnt in air, heating transfers energy from the chemical store of the fuel to the thermal stored of the surroundings
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Nucleur Energy
Energy from the nucleur store in nuclear feuls, such as uranium, can be transferred to large thermal sources to heat up water into steam.
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Energy Transfer
By Electric Current
Energy is transferred from the chemical store of the battery to the internal store of the filament in the bulb
By Electromagnetic Wave
Energy is transferred from the nuclear store of the Sun to the internal (thermal) store of the Earth
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By Sound Wave
Energy is transferred from the kinetic store of the vibrating membrnae of the loudspeaker to the kinetic store of the vibrating air particles that reaches your ear
By Heating
Energy is transferred from the internal store of the hot pan to the internal store of the food (due to temperature difference)
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