Heat, Work, and Efficiency Flashcards

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1
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Device used to multiply work or distance.

A

Machine

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2
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Device that is used to redirect the added energy to a body and transfers that into an output of work.

A

Machine

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3
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Machines

Machine with 100% efficiency.

A

Ideal Machine

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4
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Machines

Machine where no energy is converted into nonmechanical energy, such as heat, sound, light.

A

Ideal Machine

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5
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Machines

Enumerate the simple machines

in the book <33

A
  • lever
  • inclined plane
  • pulley
  • screw
  • wedge
  • wheel and axle
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6
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Machines

When simple machines are combined, they form…

A

Compound Machines

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7
Q

Machines

The way to determine how much a machine can multiply an applied force is called…

A

Mechanical Advantage

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8
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Machines

What the machine is fully capable of if there are no external forces.

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Ideal Mechanical Advantage

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9
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Machines

Ideal mechanical advantage is defined as the ratio of…

A

IMA = input distance/output distance

IMA = Di/Do 🤨

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10
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Machines

Measurement of how the machine really functions as it overcomes the effects of nonmechanical outside forces.

A

Actual Mechanical Advantage

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11
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Machines

Actual Mechanical Advantage is defined as the ratio of…

A

AMA = output force/input force

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12
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Machines

Mechanical efficiency (%) is defined as the ratio of…

A

ME = (output work/input work) × 100
or
ME = (AMA/IMA) × 100

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13
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Machines

Mechanical efficiency is only equal to _ when the machine is an Ideal Machine.

A

100%

input work = output work

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14
Q

How to increase the efficiency of a machine?

2 ways

A
  • Minimize or maximize friction
  • Minimize vibrations or sound
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15
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Form of energy that is moving between two bodies with a temperature difference.

A

Heat

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16
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Form of energy that is transferred by a temperature difference.

A

Heat

17
Q

Heat

Enumerate the three ways to transfer heat.

A
  • Conduction
  • Convection
  • Radiation
18
Q

Identify the type of Heat Transfer in each scenario

A man touches a hot stove handle.

A

Conduction

19
Q

Identify the type of Heat Transfer in each scenario

A fireplace warms up the room.

A

Radiation

20
Q

Identify the type of Heat Transfer in each scenario

Hot air rises.

A

Convection

21
Q

Heat Transfer

Transfer of heat by direct contact.

A

Conduction

22
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Heat Transfer

Transfer of heat by currents of moving fluids because of their different temperatures.

A

Convection

23
Q

Heat Transfer

Transfer of heat by electromagnetic waves from a heat source.

A

Radiation

24
Q

Transfer of mechanical energy between two systems.

A

Work

25
Q

Unit of heat.

A

joule (J)

26
Q

This is the degree of how hot or cold a body is, compared to a given standard.

A

Temperature

27
Q

Device that changes heat into mechanical energy or work.

A

Heat Engine