Hi All,
Looking for some help (any is greatly appreciated). I've been tasked with the below, and am unable to find a worked example to cross check my work against.
If anyone with a greater knowledge than me could have a look at the below and advise if I'm right the right track.
Thanks
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Can there be a system that utilizes mechanical energy to produce kinetic energy, but "storing" the mechanical energy to be used at a different time for kinetic energy? Like a bike where you pedal but don't move; that mechanical energy is waiting to be "released" by some mechanism
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My teacher asked that i should design a efficient energy storage system for a plug-in electric vehicle. I have no idea how i can use some equations for designing this type of car.
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I wish to produce and "store" "Methane" gas. I wish to accomplish this task by conducting out a reaction between carbon-dioxide an water. I have my own source of energy and I completely understand that the reaction is endothermic.
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I've been looking into compressed Hydrogen storage, and it seems that the high pressure containers have a lot of layers on the inside to keep the Hydrogen from leaking out/diffusing over the lifetime. However now I'm curious as to whether you could use a tank to store high-pressure Hydrogen (in...
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I took part in discussions on various forums on viability of large-scale solar power as a primary energy source (on Earth), and on in-situ resource utilization (ISRU) for space missions. One idea discussed for Mars base was to produce CO and LOX from Mars CO2 atmosphere, obviating the need...
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I'm doing a high school physics project and am trying to figure out if a certain setup that I'm using is adiabatic or isothermal, in order to determine what equation I can use to calculate the work that my setup does-- the threads I've come across so far only explain the difference, but not...
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So is there a type of battery or ANYTHING that stores electric charge or potential that is purely real and does not look reactive in a circuit?
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I have to design a high inertia flywheel for energy storage. The flywheel must be something like in the drawing I attached. The question is: how can I calculate the Inertia and the stored kinetic energy in this type of flywheel?
Can I consider it like a classic "Rim , hub and spokes"...
Homework Statement
A water storage tank is open to air on the top and has a height of 1 m. If the tank is completely full and a hole is made at the center of the wall of the tank, how fast will water exit the tank?
Homework Equations
Pressure is the same as atmospheric pressure because the...
I have seen a lot of effort go into finding cheap, safe, high energy density phase change materials to store energy in the form of heat so power produced during the daytime may be delivered at night time. But I have an issue with storing energy in phase change materials.
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I was reading this article about different types of energy storage, and it gave this formula for compressed air.
Joules = P0V0ln(P/P0)
Where
P0 = Atmospheric pressure 105 Pa
V0 = Volume of air to be compressed in m3.
P = Pressure in tank when compressed in Pa.
Note: This formula is for...
Storing energy in a system means to raise the internal energy of it. A system could be in superconducting phase because the latter has correspondingly lower internal energy. How can energy be stored in a phase that has the lower energy? When energy is injected into the system, it would leave...
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I have never heard that before. Why wouldn't one be able to implement a data structure that stores a matrix by its columns using C? Is that true?
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I recently got heavier into cigar smoking and want to start storing cigars at home in a humidor. Like most things that become a sort of hobby of mine, I research the hell out of my new fascination.
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I am studying renewable engineering at uni..
And found the flywheel storage interesting.
I did my own research and found out that it is expensive to implement this technique.
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a Storage tank at STP contains 18,5kg of nitrogen (N2). a) What is the volume of the tank? b) What is the pressure if an additional 15.kg of nitrogen is added without changing the temperature.
Homework Equations
n= m/molar mass
P= nRT/V
The Attempt at...
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Homework Statement
Describe and explain some of the design features of a flywheel in order for it to store
maximum energy. Your answer should include consideration of the flywheel’s shape,
the material from which it is made and its design for high angular speeds.
Homework Equations...
Homework Statement
Using unsteady state energy balances, discuss why storing cold water will be better in a larger tank rather than a smaller one.
Assume the initial state where the tank is full.
The Attempt at a Solution
I've tried to make this an algebraic exercise where I created...
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I finished an experiment of finding out the track spacing of a CD and a DVD.
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Energy Storage in Flywheels:
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