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This document provides an overview of different types of energy. It discusses energy sources and categorizes them as renewable or non-renewable. The document notes that most current energy consumption comes from non-renewable sources like fossil fuels and nuclear power, which causes various environmental problems including increased greenhouse effect, acid rain, oil spills, nuclear waste, rising water temperatures and atmospheric pollution. It also describes energy power stations and provides an example of a wind turbine that can produce drinking water from humid air.
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- 1. E NE RGY Daniel Barrena González Miguel Aguilar Janita
- 2. INDEX Energy Definition Types of Energy Energy Sources Renewable and Non-Renewable Energy Environmental Impact Energy Power Station Wind Turbine
- 3. Energy Energy is the capacity that has some objects to transform an energy source into work. For example: a car transform gasoline into motion. The energy is measured in joules (J) and calories (cal).
- 4. TYPES OF ENERGY Mechanical Energy: An example of - Kinetic Energy is the mechanial energy is: energy that have a a person climbing a structure when is in mountain. motion. - Potential Energy is the energy that produce objects when they are above the soil. Al
- 5. TYPES OF ENERGY Electrical Energy is the energy associated with an electric current. For example: like the energy that use a bulb.
- 6. TYPES OF ENERGY Electromagnetic energy is the energy that transport the electro magnetic waves. For example: a television, a radio.
- 7. TYPES OF ENERGY Sound energy is the energy produced by the sound waves produced through vibrations. For example: a mobile.
- 8. TYPES OF ENERGY Chemical energy is the energy that can be released or absorbed during chemical processes. Example: baterie.
- 9. TYPES OF ENERGY Nuclear energy is the energy produced during nuclear reactions. Example: a nuclear station.
- 10. TYPES OF ENERGY Thermal energy or Calorific energy, is the energy that come from the vibration of particles in matter. Example: a heater.
- 11. ENERGY SOURCES Energy sources are the natural sources that produce many forms of energy. This energy is used for specific uses. This energy is classified in renewable and non- renewable energy.
- 12. NON-RENEWABLE E.S Non-renewable E.S, is the energy that are limited. Inside non-renewable E.S there are: -Nuclear -Natural gas -Coal -Radioactive materials -Petroleum
- 13. RENEWABLE E.S Renewable E.S are the energy sources that are unlimit. Inside Renwable E.S there are: -Hydraulic energy -Biomass -Solar energy -Marine energy -Wind energy -Geothermal energy
- 14. ENVIROMENTAL IMPACT Most energy that we Problems: consumed comes -Increased Greenhouse from non-renewable Effect. energy sources. -Acid Rain. -Oil Spills. This causes -Nuclear Waste. enviromental problems. -Rising Water Temperature -Atmospheric Pollution.
- 15. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT Increased Greenhouse Effect: CO is release 2 from fossil fuels and make the tempeture of the earth increase, and this happens when that carbon dioxide traps the sun's rays in the atmosphere.
- 16. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT Acid Rain is the sulphur and nitrogen oxide produced when you burn petroleum and coal. That elements react with water vapour and produce negative actions to the environment.
- 17. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT Oil Spills : When petroleum is released into the sea is produced a ecologycal desaster in marine andn costal ecosystems
- 18. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT Nuclear Waste: Radioactivity is dangerous for all living creatures so nuclear waste must be stored in safe conditions .
- 19. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT Rising Water Temperature: The temperature in water of rivers and sea encrease becouse of the thermal power station , and it has a negative effect for animals and plants
- 20. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT Atmospheric pollution : Humans activity emit particles in suspension , heavy metals and gases into the atmosphere
- 21. ENERGY POWER STATION An Energy power station is a place where elctric power is generated. The most usual power station is the Thermal P.E where energy is produced by the transformation of heat into motion,the heat is usually obtained by combustion of a fuel. It produced a bad ecologycal effect.
- 22. WIND TURBINE A french engineering has discover a new use for wind turbine,this turbine is called WMS1000 and has the amazing capacity to transform humid air into drinking water. It can be a good way to help arid countries where water resources are scarce.
- 23. THE END