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WorksheetsGeothermal Energy Review
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 20mins
Match the following
Stiff, sticky, fine-grained earth
clay
Granular material composed of fine mineral particles
sand
Granular material composed of mostly quartz
silt
Match the following
Ratio of cooling capacity to power input
Energy Efficiency Rating
Expression of the efficiency of a heat pump
Coefficient of Performance
Change of energy due solely to change in temperature
Quantity of Heat
Amount of heat required to raise the temperature of a device by a single degree
Heat Capacity
What is the energy that comes from within the Earth itself?
What uses electricity to heat and cool a building?
Heat Capacity
Quantity of Heat
Heat Pump
Energy Efficiency
The depth of soil that is expected to freeze is called the (a) , but the vertical section showing all of the horizons is the (b) .
When using geothermal energy directly from the ground, I can (a) (b) (c) (d) , but I cannot (e) .
What geographic terms BEST describe the areas to install a geothermal unit?
Drainage Basin
Fjord
Volcanic Areas
Plateaus
How many types of geothermal units are there?
2: Horizontal and Vertical
2: Closed and Open
2: Horizontal and Open
2: Vertical and Closed
A window measures approximately 0.672m x 0.7069m. What would the area of 15 windows be?
What is the lateral area of a cylinder be if the radius is 8.6m and the height was 12 cm?
Use Lateral Area = 2πrh
6.48 sq cm
6.48 sq m
64.8 sq m
648 sq m
Given the temperatures of 32C and 5C, a rate of heat transfer of 62000 watts, a material thickness of 0.01m, and an area of 5 sq m, what is the thermal conductivity?
Use Q =dkA(Thot − Tcold)
4.59 w/mK
3348 w/mK
1240000 w/mK
837000000 w/mK
Given temperatures of 30C and 12C, a thickness of 0.004 meters, a thermal conductivity of 0.96 w/mK, and a transfer area of 16 square meters, find the rate of heat transfer.
Use Q = dkA(Thot−Tcold)
112,200 watts
69,120 watts
1.2 watts
0.00432 watts
Consider a soda can taken out of a refrigerator on a hot day. The can is made of aluminum, which has a thermal conductivity of 205 w/mK. The thickness of the can is 0.0005m. The radius of the can is 0.025m and the height of the can is 0.12m. The temperature of the soda is 1C. The temperature of the outside air is 32C. Considering only the sides of the can, how quickly will the soda heat up?
What do I need to solve for first?
Calculate the thickness of the material.
Calculate the lateral area of the can.
Calculate the heat transfer.
Consider a soda can taken out of a refrigerator on a hot day. The can is made of aluminum, which has a thermal conductivity of 205 w/mK. The thickness of the can is 0.0005m. The radius of the can is 0.025m and the height of the can is 0.12m. The temperature of the soda is 1C. The temperature of the outside air is 32C. Considering only the sides of the can, how quickly will the soda heat up?
Which formula do I use to calculate the lateral area of the soda can?
Area = lw
Area = πr2
Area = 2πrh
Area = πr2h
Consider a soda can taken out of a refrigerator on a hot day. The can is made of aluminum, which has a thermal conductivity of 205 w/mK. The thickness of the can is 0.0005m. The radius of the can is 0.025m and the height of the can is 0.12m. The temperature of the soda is 1C. The temperature of the outside air is 32C. Considering only the sides of the can, how quickly will the soda heat up?
95.73 W
19,683 W
239,583.5 W
2,765,321 W
