WORK, ENERGY, and POWER WORK Work= Force x displacement. W=F.d Work = Product of displacement and force in the direction of displacement. W = (Fx ) (d) W = (F cos Ο΄ )(d) Work done on the block a F ππππ = πΉ. π d πΉ πΉπ¦ Ο΄ a ππππ = (πΉπ₯ ) π ππππ = (πΉ πππ Ο΄) π πΉπ₯ d Work = F x d 1 π΅ππ = 778 ππ‘ − ππ = 1.055 πΎπ = 0.252 πΎπππ Force, F= N, dyn, lb Distance = m, cm, ft Work = F x d Work = N x m = N.m = Joules (J) = dyn x cm = (dyn-cm) or erg Work = F x d Work = lb x ft = lb-ft or ft - lb 1 πΎπππ = 4.187πΎπ 1 πΎπ = 1 πΎπ − π Example: Work done A box is pushed without acceleration 5 m along a horizontal floor against a frictional force of 180 N. How much work is done? F=180 N D=5 m ππππ = πΉ. π π = 180π π₯ 5π = 900 π − π = 900 π½ = 0.9 πΎ π½ Example: Work done What work is performed in dragging a sled 50 ft horizontally without acceleration when the force of 60 lb is transmitted by a rope making an angle of 30 degrees with the ground. ππππ = πΉπ₯ . π F=60 lb πΉπ₯ ππππ = πΉπππ ∅ . π 30π π = 60 ππ πππ 30 (50 ππ‘) D=50 ft π = 2598.076211 ππ‘ − ππ πππ π΅ππ 1 π΅ππ π = 2598.076211 ππ‘ − ππ π₯ = 3.3394 π΅ππ 778 ππ‘ − ππ ENERGY : The ability to do work 1. Potential Energy - energy posses by virtue of its elevation. Ex: electrical, elastic, chemical, and nuclear potential energy, gravitational potential energy(the most common form) 2. Kinetic Energy - energy posses by virtue of its velocity. - is energy of motion. POTENTIAL ENERGY, PE Mass, m Height, h π. πΈ. = πβ π. πΈ. = ππβ π. πΈ. = πππ‘πππ‘πππ ππππππ¦, π½ π = πππ π , πΎπ β = βπππβπ‘, π π = πππππππππ‘πππ ππ’π π‘π ππππ£ππ‘π¦ 9.81 π ππ‘ ππ 32.2 π 2 π 2 π πΎπ − π π. πΈ. = πΎπ 2 π = π =π−π =π½ 2 π π Example: Potential Energy • How much work is done in lifting a 5 Kg mass to a height of 30 m? ππππ ππππ = π. πΈ. = πβ ππππ ππππ = π. πΈ. = ππβ ππππ ππππ = 5 ππ (9.81 π π 2 )(30 π) = 1471.5 ππ − π (π) π 2 = 1471.5 π − π = 1471.5 π½ = 1.4715 πΎπ½ KINETIC ENERGY, K.E. 1 2 2 ΔπΎ. πΈ. = π π£π − π£π 2 W 1 π πΎ. πΈ. = ππ£ 2 = π£2 2 2π v m πΎ. πΈ. = πΎππππ‘ππ ππππππ¦; π½, ππ‘ − ππ π π π£, π£π, π£π = π£ππππππ‘π¦, ππππ‘πππ, πππππ; , π π π = πππ π , ππ, π ππ’ππ , πππ 1 πΎ. πΈ. = πΎπ 2 π π π ππ‘ π = πππππππππ‘πππ ππ’π π‘π ππππ£ππ‘π¦; 9.81 2 , 32.2 2 π π 2 ππ − π2 ππ − π = = π =π−π =π½ 2 2 π π Example: KINETIC ENERGY • What is the kinetic energy of a 800 Kg object which is moving at 27.78 m/s? 1 π 2 2 πΎ. πΈ. = ππ£ = π£ 2 2π πΎ. πΈ. = 1 2 (800 πΎπ) 27.78 π π πΎ. πΈ. = 1 2 (800 πΎπ) 27.78 πΎ. πΈ. = 1 2 (800 πΎπ) 27.78 2 2 π2 2 π2 2 πΎ. πΈ. = 308691.36 πΎπ π π 2 πΎ. πΈ. = 308691.36 π½ π 2 π 2 πΎ. πΈ. = 308.69136 πΎπ½ Example: KINETIC ENERGY • Compute the kinetic energy of the 5 grams rifle traveling at 500 π 1 π 2 2 πΎ. πΈ. = ππ£ = π£ 2 2π πππ π = 5 π π₯ 1 πΎπ = 0.005 ππ 1000π 1 2 2 π πΎ. πΈ. = 0.005 ππ (500) π 2 2 πΎ. πΈ. = 625 ππ − π − π π 2 πΎ. πΈ. = 625 π − π ππ π½ π . POWER - the time rate of doing work. πππ π‘ππππ πππ€ππ, π = πΉππππ π₯ π‘πππ π π−π π½ =π = = π π = πππ‘π‘π (π) ππππ πΈπππππ¦ πππ€ππ = = ππππ π‘πππ π 1 π»π = 746 π€ππ‘π‘π = 0.746 πΎπ€ ππ‘−ππ = 33,000 πππ = π΅π‘π’ 42.42 πππ Example: POWER A box is pushed across a horizontal floor by a horizontal force of 180 N. • Find the power output in pushing the box 20 m in 5 minutes. 1 π»π = 746 π€ππ‘π‘π = 0.746 πΎπ€ F=180 N = π½ = watts π Distance=20 m T=5 min. πππ€ππ = ππππ ππππ πΉ. π π‘ 180 π (20 π) πππ€ππ = 300 π ππ ππ‘−ππ πππ π΅π‘π’ 42.42 πππ = 33,000 π‘ = 5 min π₯ 60 π ππ = 300 π ππ. 1 πππ πππ€ππ = πππ€ππ = 12 π − π π ππ π½ = 12 π ππ = 12 πππ‘π‘π Example: POWER A box is pushed across a horizontal floor by a force of 180 N making an angle of 30π with horizontal. • Find the power output in pushing the box 20 m in 5 minutes. F=180 N 1 π»π = 746 π€ππ‘π‘π = 0.746 πΎπ€ 30π = π½ = watts π Distance=20 m T=5 min. πππ€ππ = ππππ ππππ ππ‘−ππ πππ π΅π‘π’ 42.42 πππ = 33,000 π‘ = 5 min π₯ (πΉπππ θ)π π‘ 180 π πππ 30 (20 π) πππ€ππ = 300 π ππ 60 π ππ = 300 π ππ. 1 πππ πππ€ππ = = 10.39230485 π − π π ππ = 10.39230485 π½ π ππ = 10.39230485πππ‘π‘π Efficiency, e πππ€ππ ππ’π‘ππ’π‘ ππ ππππππππππ¦, π = = πππ€ππ πΌπππ’π‘ ππ ππππ ππ’π‘ππ’π‘ ππππ πΌπππ’π‘ πππβππππππ ππππππππππ¦, ηπ = ηπ ππ ηπ ππ πππ‘ππ ππ ηπ΅ ππ’ππ ππ ππ’π‘ππ’π‘ Example: Efficiency • A power of 90 Kw is supplied to the motor of a crane. It lifts 6000 kg to a height of 15 m in 18 sec. find the efficiency of the machine. πππ€ππ ππ’π‘ππ’π‘ ππ ππππππππππ¦, π = = πππ€ππ πΌπππ’π‘ ππ ππ π= ππ π πΈπππππ¦ π. πΈ. ππβ 6000 ππ (9.81 π 2 )(15 π) ππ = = = = ππππ π‘ π‘ 18 π ππ = 49050 π½ π ππ π€ππ‘π‘π ππ = 49.050 πΎπ€ π= ππ 49.05 πΎπ = = 0.545 ππ 54.5% ππ 90 πΎπ Example: Efficiency • A power of 6 Kw is supplied to the motor of a crane. The motor has an efficiency of 90%. With what constant speed does the crane lift 363 Kg weight? ππ ππππππππππ¦, π = ππ πππ€ππ, π = πΉππππ π₯ πππ π‘ππππ = πΉ(π£) π‘πππ ππ ππ π = = 0.90 = ππ 6 πΎπ€ ππ = 5.4 ππ€ ππ = πΉ(π£) 0.00981 πΎπ 5.4 ππ€ = (363 πΎπ π₯ )(π£) 1 ππ πΎπ − π 0.00981 πΎπ 5.4 = (363 πΎπ π₯ )(π£) π 1 ππ π£ = 1.516415194 π π