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Power The rate at which work is done. Objective : To define and apply the concepts of power and mechanical efficiency.

Power The rate at which work is done. Objective: To define and apply the concepts of power and mechanical efficiency

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Page 1: Power The rate at which work is done. Objective: To define and apply the concepts of power and mechanical efficiency

Power

The rate at which work is done.

Objective: To define and apply the concepts of power and mechanical efficiency.

Page 2: Power The rate at which work is done. Objective: To define and apply the concepts of power and mechanical efficiency

The power is the work done divided by the time it takes to do the work.

t

WP

Units:

J/s = Watt

1 horsepower =746 Watts

1000 Watts = 1 kW

Kilowatt-hours (kwh) measure energy.

Jss

Jkwh 6106.3360010001

Page 3: Power The rate at which work is done. Objective: To define and apply the concepts of power and mechanical efficiency

SRP charges about 10 cents for 1kwh. How much would it cost to leave a 60W light bulb on for a full day?

kWW 060.060

)24)(060.0( hourskW

kWh44.1

centskwh

centskwh 4.14

1044.1

Leaving a 60W light bulb on for 24 hours will cost about 15 cents.

Page 4: Power The rate at which work is done. Objective: To define and apply the concepts of power and mechanical efficiency

This equation can be written in another form:

t

WP

t

xFP

cos

cosxFxFW

cosFvP

Page 5: Power The rate at which work is done. Objective: To define and apply the concepts of power and mechanical efficiency

Which has more power?

Page 6: Power The rate at which work is done. Objective: To define and apply the concepts of power and mechanical efficiency

A 60kg man takes 5 seconds to run up a set of stairs at a constant velocity. What was the man’s power?

t

U

t

WP g

t

mgh

15m

Mass = 60kg

Work is transferred to gravitational potential Energy

5

)15)(10)(60(

)(1800 Wattss

J

Page 7: Power The rate at which work is done. Objective: To define and apply the concepts of power and mechanical efficiency

A man pushes a 12kg crate horizontally with a constant velocity of 2m/s. The coefficient of friction between the crate and the floor is 0.25. What power does the man have as he pushes the crate? cosFvP

)1)(2)((FP

-120N

120N

Ff

Nf

f

Ff

30

)120)(25(.

)1)(2)(30(P

WP 60

Page 8: Power The rate at which work is done. Objective: To define and apply the concepts of power and mechanical efficiency

A crane hoist lifts a load of 1000kg a vertical distance of 25m in 9.0s at a constant velocity. What is the useful power output of the crane?

t

mgh

t

U

t

WP g

WP 4108.29

)25)(10)(1000(

Page 9: Power The rate at which work is done. Objective: To define and apply the concepts of power and mechanical efficiency

If the hoist motor of the previous crane is rated at 70hp, what percentage of this power goes to useful work?

Whp

whp 4102.5

1

74670

W

W4

4

102.5

108.2%

%54

Page 10: Power The rate at which work is done. Objective: To define and apply the concepts of power and mechanical efficiency

Efficiency – A measure of what you get out for what you put in.

in

out

E

W

inputenergy

outputwork

The Efficiency of a typical car is about 25%!

Page 11: Power The rate at which work is done. Objective: To define and apply the concepts of power and mechanical efficiency

The motor of an electric drill with an efficiency of 80% has a power of input of 600 W. How much useful work is done by the drill in a time of 30 seconds?

Jss

JW 18000)30(600600

in

out

E

W

inputenergy

outputwork

1800080.0 outW

JWout 14400

Page 12: Power The rate at which work is done. Objective: To define and apply the concepts of power and mechanical efficiency

A fork lift raises a 120kg load a distance of 3 meters in a time of 8 seconds. What is the power of the fork lift in raising the load? During this process 7600 J of energy is transferred to internal energy. What is the efficiency of the fork lift?

3 m