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Physics 1 Revision Energy and Efficiency Complete the energy transfers below for each appliance: TV Car Which is the wasted energy from a car, and what happens to it? Efficiency is the fraction or percentage of useful energy an appliance transfers. Efficiency = _____ energy out / _____ energy In Efficiency calculation: What is the efficiency of a hairdryer which uses 1.2kJ of energy and only wastes 120J as sound? Cost effectiveness and payback time Payback time (years) = total cost / savings (per years) For comparing cost effectiveness: - compare payback times - look at power used/cost to run (per year/month) - compare lifetimes of the appliances Energy and Power Energy cannot be created or destroyed. Energy is either transferred usefully or is wasted. Wasted energy dissipates, heating the surroundings. The longer something is on, the more energy is uses, and the more powerful an appliance is, the more energy is transfers per second. Energy transferred = Power x time A kWh is an amount of energy transferred If the cost per kWh is given, then this is used to calculate cost of electricity . Draw a Sankey diagram for a Torch which transfers 800J Dee of useful light energy, and 500J of heat energy. Sankey diagrams: Useful energy goes across, wasted energy down. The width of each arrow shows the amount of energy, and they all add up to the total input. Cost calculation An appliance has a power of 3000W. If 1kWh costs 16 pence, how much does it cost to run the appliance for 150 minutes? Generating electricity and National Grid There are many energy sources which can be used to generate electricity, name 6: 1. 4. 2. 5. 3. 6. Each way ultimately uses the same method to generate the electricity. Outline the 3 points in common. 123Dee Make sure you can give advantages and disadvantages of each type of power! Transformers: Step-up: increase the voltage (potential difference) Step-down: decrease the voltage (potential difference) Increasing the voltage ________ the current – this saves energy loss in cables.