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Title: 10th std Karnataka Board Science notes
Description: Dear Students, Here i provide you the notes as well as textual question n answers for Science first lesson Alternative Sources of Energy. I'll be even providing you all a set of question bank for your preparation for the final examination shortly. Thank you.
Description: Dear Students, Here i provide you the notes as well as textual question n answers for Science first lesson Alternative Sources of Energy. I'll be even providing you all a set of question bank for your preparation for the final examination shortly. Thank you.
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Alternative Sources of Energy
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They include coal, petroleum, natural gas and electricity
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At the same time, it is becoming increasingly difficult to discover
new deposits
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b) Non-conventional sources of energy:
Solar energy, wind energy, wave energy, geothermal energy, bio-energy and energy we are
getting from wastes are renewable sources
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These forms of energy are abundant, renewable, pollution free and eco-friendly
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Use of non-conventional forms of energy can serve two purposes:
o Supply of energy in a decentralized system
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It reaches the earth from
a distance of about 150 million kilometres, in the form of small wave packets called photons
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c) Solar Constant: The amount of solar energy reaching per square meter of Earth’s atmosphere is called
Solar Constant
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36kw in 12 hours of time
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Conversion of solar energy into heat energy:
o Solar collectors: Solar energy falling on the surface of the earth can be converted
into thermal energy
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It can be
utilized for various purposes such as heating of water and cooking of food
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o Solar pond: Is one of the most promising technology in harnessing solar energy
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India was the first Asian country to have established a solar pond in Bhuj, in
Gujarat
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Conversion of solar energy into electrical energy:
o Solar Cell: Electric cell that converts energy from sun into electrical energy
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Uses: Used in the traffic signals in cities, lightening lamps and pumping water and
for other purposes in rural areas
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Bio-energy:
a)
It includes those process where biological matter such as plants and plant products provide the basis
for energy and its conversion
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c)
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Uses: It maintains an unpolluted environment and reduces the carbon di oxide content in the
atmosphere
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d) Biogas:
o It contains nearly 70% of methane, an inflammable gas
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o It helps in obtaining both cooking fuel and enriched manure
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o How is biogas converted into energy?
Combustion pyrolysis: It is a process of chemical decomposition at high temperature
in total or partial absence of air
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Bio gasification: It is a process of anaerobic digestion of biomass to produce a
combustible gas called biogas, containing methane and hydrogen
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e) Bio alternative to diesel:
o Jatropha:
It requires the conversion of crude oil from the seeds to a commercially useful fuel
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Jatropha is a hard plant which can grow on any type of soil, under any kind of agroclimatic conditions
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It
grows very fast
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Hence, wind energy is a converted form of solar
energy
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c) Wind turbines are used for the purposes of obtaining wind energy
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b) This energy can be converted into mechanical energy and electrical energy
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d) The cost of conversion per unit, is very high since it requires many special equipment’s to be created
near the sea
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Give reason
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from the surface
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Geothermal energy has a temperature of about 13000C
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Such
wastes can also be converted into energy
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Choose the correct answer from those given, for the following questions:
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Natural gas
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c
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It increases pollution
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b
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II
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Photo voltaic effect
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Trans esterification
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Solar energy
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Geothermal energy
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Answer the following questions:
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They include coal, petroleum, natural gas and electricity
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At the same time, it is becoming increasingly difficult to discover new deposits
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The heat generated can be stored in solar collectors
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Solar Cells: Electric cell that converts energy from sun into electrical energy
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Uses: It maintains an unpolluted environment and reduces the carbon
di oxide content in the atmosphere
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from the surface
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c) Geothermal energy has a temperature of about 13000C
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Title: 10th std Karnataka Board Science notes
Description: Dear Students, Here i provide you the notes as well as textual question n answers for Science first lesson Alternative Sources of Energy. I'll be even providing you all a set of question bank for your preparation for the final examination shortly. Thank you.
Description: Dear Students, Here i provide you the notes as well as textual question n answers for Science first lesson Alternative Sources of Energy. I'll be even providing you all a set of question bank for your preparation for the final examination shortly. Thank you.