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Chapter 11 Magnetism Electrical Generation Electrical Transmission Environmental Impacts of High Voltage Lines Standard Power Generation Cogeneration and Combined Cycle Plants
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Energy in the News
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Magnets Lodestone or magnetite- first recognized by the Greeks in 500 BC. Used to make a compass needle. Like charges repel. Unlike charges repel. Magnetite= Fe 3 O 4
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Earths’ Magnetic Field Lines
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Magnetic Particles Lined Up in Field Dark: Elongated Magnetic Particles Pyrotite? Light: Radiolarian Skeletons What direction Are the Field lines?
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Electrical Currents Make Magnetic Fields Wire carrying current affects a compass needle: Original experiment by Oersted that discovered magnetic fields produced by electrical currents.
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Coils of Wire (Solenoids)
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Parallel Currents Attract
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Parallel Currents in Loops Attract
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Parts of an Electric Motor Simple Electric Motor Outside: Field magnet (permanent Magnet) Inside: Rotating Electromagnet Reverses its field every half rotation http://www.howstuffworks.com/motor2.htm
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Detail of Electromagnet in Motor Electromagnet is connected to A battery or other power source Armature (green) allows the current Direction to switch every 180 Degree rotation, thus switching The North and south poles of The Electromagnet
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Two Types of Current Direct Current (DC): constant intensity and sign Alternating Current(AC): varying intensity and sign Some devices generate direct current, some Generate alternating current.
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A Moving Magnet Produces Current in the Wire
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Electrical Generator What type of current is made by this generator? What could turn the generator?
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Electrical Generator: Second View Wire is turned In the magnetic Field Result: Current In the wire.
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Alternating Current from Generator
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Cross Section of Gas Turbine Gas turns blades on left: Right side connected to generator
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High Voltage Transmission Lines Typical Voltage: 345,000 Volts Why are the voltages So high?
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Transformer: Changes Voltage and Current (not Power) Two coils with alterating Current. First coil induces A current in the second coil. Difference in voltage Proportional to difference in Number of windings of Wire. V in * I in = V out * I out
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Transformer on Power Pole Why is the voltage stepped Down at the last minute, just Before power is sent into The house?
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Overall Electrical Distribution
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Typical Magnetic and Electrical Fields High voltage transmission lines: exposure MIGHT correlate With leukemia and brain cancer. Studies very contradictory.
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Costs of Electricity
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Costs of Transmitting Energy Transmission lines: most expensive way to move energy Moving energy in gas pipelines, by barge or by rail is much Cheaper. ( cost is about half). Why?
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Turbines (Jet Engines)
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How a Turbine Engine Works Air Enters On Right.. Shaft is Turned to Generate Electricity On Left. http://www.howstuffworks.com/turbine.htm/
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Detail of Turbine Combustion Area
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Cogeneration Power Plant= Both Heat and Power Output
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Separate Power and Heat Generation vs Cogeneration
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Efficiency of Cogeneration
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Coal Gasification with CoGeneration
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