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Transferring energy
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Cards (13)
Entry Level
Certificate
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Learning objectives
Know the
units
in which electricity is sold<|>Understand what affects how much energy an appliance transfers<|>Calculate the energy transferred by an
appliance
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Energy transfer by appliances
Depends on the
power
of the appliance
Depends on how
long
it is left on for
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Common household appliances
Refrigerator
Hairdryer
Microwave
Tumble dryer
Television
Iron
Mobile phone charger
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Electricity meters
in homes measure the energy transferred in
kilowatt
hours
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Calculating energy transferred
Energy transferred
(kWh) =
Power
(kW) x Time (h)
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Kilo
Means
1000
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To convert
watts
to kilowatts, divide by
1000
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1000
W =
1
kW
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200
W =
0.2
kW
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Energy transfer
Depends on the power of the
appliance
and the
time
it is left on for
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Appliances and their energy transfer design
Lamp
Heater
Electric toothbrush
Radio
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A
200
W electric blanket left on for 4 hours transfers energy calculated using the equation energy (Wh) = power (
kW
) x time (h)
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