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Electrical Power & Energy Chapter 7-3

Electrical Power & Energy Chapter 7-3. Electrical Power F Power is the rate at which work is done F Electrical energy is easily converted into other forms

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Page 1: Electrical Power & Energy Chapter 7-3. Electrical Power F Power is the rate at which work is done F Electrical energy is easily converted into other forms

Electrical Power & Energy

Chapter 7-3

Page 2: Electrical Power & Energy Chapter 7-3. Electrical Power F Power is the rate at which work is done F Electrical energy is easily converted into other forms

Electrical PowerPower is the rate at which work

is doneElectrical energy is easily

converted into other forms of energy–Mechanical-Fans blades–Thermal-Hair dryer

Page 3: Electrical Power & Energy Chapter 7-3. Electrical Power F Power is the rate at which work is done F Electrical energy is easily converted into other forms

Electrical Power is the rate at which electrical energy is converted into other forms of energy

Page 4: Electrical Power & Energy Chapter 7-3. Electrical Power F Power is the rate at which work is done F Electrical energy is easily converted into other forms

Power = current X voltage

Units of Watts (W) or kilowatts (kW)

IVP *

Page 5: Electrical Power & Energy Chapter 7-3. Electrical Power F Power is the rate at which work is done F Electrical energy is easily converted into other forms

Electrical EnergyThe amount of electrical

energy used depends on the power required by the appliance and the length of time the appliance is used.

Page 6: Electrical Power & Energy Chapter 7-3. Electrical Power F Power is the rate at which work is done F Electrical energy is easily converted into other forms

Energy = power X timeE = PtUnits of kilowatt-hour (kWh)

Page 7: Electrical Power & Energy Chapter 7-3. Electrical Power F Power is the rate at which work is done F Electrical energy is easily converted into other forms

Cost of Using Electrical Energy

Multiplying the electrical energy used by the amount of the power company charges for each kWh.

Total cost=Power*time*cost $=kW*hr*cost