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| − | *[[4-ENG-01]] Work done. Power. | + | *[[4-ENG-01]] Work done. Power. Types of energy |
*[[4-ENG-02]] Kinetic and potential energy. Conservation of energy. | *[[4-ENG-02]] Kinetic and potential energy. Conservation of energy. | ||
| − | *[[4-ENG-03]] | + | *[[4-ENG-03]] Conduction and Convection |
| − | *[[4-ENG-04]] Revision and test | + | *[[4-ENG-04]] Radiation and Insulation |
| + | *[[4-ENG-05]] Revision and test | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:12, 28 November 2010
Lesson Order
- 4-ENG-01 Work done. Power. Types of energy
- 4-ENG-02 Kinetic and potential energy. Conservation of energy.
- 4-ENG-03 Conduction and Convection
- 4-ENG-04 Radiation and Insulation
- 4-ENG-05 Revision and test
Topics covered
- Recall and use Weight = mass * gravity
- Weight is always acting downwards (when working with diagrams)
- recall and use work done = force * distance moved in the direction of the force
- understand that work done = energy transferred
- describe power as the rate of transfer of energy or rate of doing work
- Power = work done / time
- understand the difference between the gravitational and kinetic energy
- gravitational potential energy = mass * gravity * height
- kinetic energy = 1/2 * mass * velocity
- understand how conservation of energy produces a link between GPE, Ke and work done
