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Questions Where would you build a hydroelectric power plant? Why? SA: Ch: 5 Sec: 3 Part 3 “Alternative Resources” EQ: What are two ways to release biomass energy? May 20, 2015 Agenda 1.Roll 2.Chapter 5 Section 3 Part 3 “Alternative Resources 1.Video: “How Stuff Works: Corn” Come in Quietly and sit at your desk, open to your notes, write the new question , and wait quietly for class to

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Page 1: Questions Where would you build a hydroelectric power plant? Why? SA: Ch: 5 Sec: 3 Part 3 “Alternative Resources” EQ: What are two ways to release biomass

QuestionsWhere would you build a hydroelectric power

plant? Why?

SA: Ch: 5 Sec: 3 Part 3 “Alternative Resources”EQ: What are two ways to release biomass

energy?

May 20, 2015

Agenda

1.Roll

2.Chapter 5 Section 3 Part 3

“Alternative Resources”

1.Video: “How Stuff Works: Corn”

Come in Quietly and sit at your desk, open to your notes, write the new question, and wait quietly for class to begin.

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Hydroelectric EnergyThe energy of falling water has been used

by humans for thousands of years.

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Water wheels have been used to provide energy to factories.

Hydroelectric Energy

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Water WheelsFalling water turns water wheels, which

turns giant millstones used to grind grain for flour.

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Electricity produced by falling water is called hydroelectric energy.

Hydroelectric Energy

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Falling WaterFalling water turns

huge turbines inside hydroelectric dams, generating electricity for millions of people.

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Hydroelectric Energy

Hydroelectric energy is inexpensive and produces little pollution.

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Hydroelectric EnergyHydroelectric energy is renewable, because

water constantly cycles through the water cycle.

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Hydroelectric EnergyThe building of

dams can disrupt the life cycle of animals causing them to die, decrease water quality and create erosion problems.

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Powerful PlantsPlants are similar to solar collectors,

absorbing energy from the sun and storing it for later use.

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Leaves, wood, and other parts of plants contain stored energy.

Powerful Plants

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Even dung of plant grazing animals is high in stored energy.

Powerful Plants

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BiomassBiomass is organic matter that contains

stored energy.

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BiomassBiomass energy can be released in several

ways. The most common way is by burning.

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Animal DungIn many parts of the world where firewood is

scarce, people burn animal dung for energy.

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BiomassThe United Nations scientists estimate that

burning of wood and animal dung accounts for about 14% of the worlds total energy use.

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Powerful PlantsPlant material can be changed into liquid

fuel. Starch in the plants can be changed into alcohol.

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GasoholThe alcohol is burned as a fuel or mixed with

gasoline to make a fuel mixture called gasohol.

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Math Break

Imagine that you own a car the runs on alcohol made from corn that you grow. You drive your car about 15,000 miles a year, and you get 240 gallons of alcohol from each acre of corn that you process. If your car gets 25 mi/gal, how many acres of corn would you have to grow to fuel you car for a year?

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Deep HeatCan we tap into the energy of the Earth?

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Geothermal EnergyGeothermal energy is the energy produced

by the heat within the Earth’s crust.

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In some places rainwater will penetrate rock and be heated by the magma creating steam.

Geothermal Energy

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Holes in the Earth’s SurfaceNatural holes in the Earth’s surface allow hot

water and steam to escape from the Earth’s crust.

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Geothermal Power PlantSome geothermal power plants use primarily

steam to generate electricity.

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How a Geothermal Power Plant Works

1. Steam rises through a well.

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2. The steam drives turbines, which in turn drive electric generators.

How a Geothermal Power Plant Works

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3. The generators produce electricity.

How a Geothermal Power Plant Works

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4. The steam escapes the power plant through vents.

How a Geothermal Power Plant Works

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5. Leftover liquid water is injected back into the hot rock.

How a Geothermal Power Plant Works

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Geothermal energy can also be used as a direct source to heat buildings.

Geothermal Energy

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“How Stuff Works: Corn”

1. What did you know?_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________2. What did you learn?_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________3. What do you want to know?_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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Review1. Where would you build a hydroelectric power

plant? Why?Response: A hydroelectric power plant must be built in an area where … because …

2. What are two ways to release biomass energy?Response: Two ways to release biomass energy are …

3. What are two ways to use geothermal energy?Response: Two ways to use geothermal energy are …

4. Name one alternative to fossil fuels and name an advantage and a disadvantage to using that alternative resource.