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Evaporation and Boiling

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If water is put on the floor on a cleaning operation, it tends to dry rapidly after a short time. In this position, we say that the water evaporates. Basically what happened is this means that changes in water levels from liquid to gas or steam. Evaporation occurs when molecules escape the surface of a liquid when they have enough kinetic energy to go off from the body of liquid. (more…)

Ocean Energy Systems

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Like solar radiation, the ocean is another widely available and distributed energy source. The energy in the ocean is in part kinetic energy in the form of tides, currents, and waves, and part thermal energy from the sun stored as heat. The quantity of energy stored in the ocean is enormous but can be quite diffuse; in some cases, it is about the same as from solar radiation and, as a result, it is difficult to harness. Marine energy systems can be classified into four main groups: (more…)

Save Energy, Save Money - Your Air Conditioning is Costing You Dearly

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Heating and Cooling systems can be a major contributor to a homes energy costs and associated greenhouse gas emissions. For some homes, just keeping the place comfortable can mean leaving the heater or air conditioner on for the majority of the day - using a lot of energy in the process! Save energy and reduce your greenhouse gas emissions by: (more…)

Uranium, Plutonium, and Nuclear Energy Conversion Process

Generating electricity through nuclear power is an enormously complex technical feat. It takes the combined skills of geologists, mine operators, engineers, and scientists, as well as large numbers of highly trained and skilled plant operators. The federal government oversees the construction and operation of these plants to make sure that they are built and operated to the very highest standards. Uranium and plutonium are the main radioactive component for nuclear power, which we will discuss bellow. (more…)