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Renewable Energy
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Answer 45 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Energy that can be obtained from movement of water due to gravitational pull of sun - moon - and Earth's rotation.
Nonrenewable Energy Source
Tidal Energy
Reserve
secondary recovery
2. Lowest rank of coal
secondary recovery
rance river estuary
Cons of Tidal Energy
lignite
3. Naturally occurring substance that can potentially be extracted using modern technology
Cogenerization
fuelwood
rance river estuary
Resource
4. Barrage dam
Pros of Wind Turbines
rance river estuary
secondary recovery
Night Winds
5. Environmental Impact - High startup cost - Low efficiency in some cases
Atmospheric Wind
lignite
Cons of Tidal Energy
fossil fuels
6. Produces electricity and heat
Pros of Wind Turbines
Reserve
Renewable Energy Source
Cogenerization
7. The difference between low and high tide. the height difference.
Geothermal Reservoirs
Atmospheric Wind
tidal range
2 ways to harvest solar energy
8. Secondary Pollution (Toxic materials and alcohols - Blocking the sun for some animals - No direct pollution though!) - Bird death ray - Startup cost
Cons of Solar Energy
fossil fuels
ethanol production
Geothermal Reservoirs
9. It's reliable and consistent - It gives off very little pollution - Lessen the burden of fossil fuels and nuclear energy!
Geothermal Reservoirs
Atmospheric Wind
gasification
Pros of Tidal Energy
10. Air cools more quickly over land than water
Pros of Tidal Energy
Wind Power
Night Winds
acid mine drainage
11. Mechanical energy (wind) to electricity
pellesting
wind turbine
liquefied natural gas
Night Winds
12. Burning to get heat and electricity
fuelwood
direct combustion
cogenerization
Cons of Solar Energy
13. Acidic precursors from coal mines get into surrounding water sources due to rain flushing them out
Cons of Geothermal Energy
acid mine drainage
direct combustion
fuelwood
14. Heat is recovered as steam or hot water to: 1. Create electricity 2. Heat buildings
Wind Power
fuelwood
Geothermal Energy
Denmark
15. Natural gas that is super cooled to gas phase so it can be transported easier/safer
Tidal Energy
renewable energy
liquefied natural gas
Renewable Energy Source
16. Hardness - volatility
17. Pumping water into an oil well to increase pressure and improve recovery
secondary recovery
Cogenerization
Atmospheric Wind
wind turbine
18. Time - heat - pressure
3 things that increase volity of coal
lignite
secondary recovery
tidal range
19. Bacteria ferment BM with sugars
direct combustion
2 ways to harvest solar energy
ethanol production
Solar Energy from the Sun is converted to...
20. Shifting of ground as a result of drilling/mining under it
tidal range
liquefied natural gas
subsidence
gasification
21. Known deposits which can be extracted from profitably using modern technology under certain economic conditions
Pros of Tidal Energy
California
VED
Reserve
22. Bacteria breaks biomass down without oxygen with product mixed gas. LFG's
fuelwood
Other names for the 'rank' of coal
Tidal Energy
anaerobic digestion
23. Least expensive alternate energy - Sustainable - Renewable - No carbon emission - Once tower is up - almost no cost to maintain
Pros of Wind Turbines
Geothermal Energy
ethanol production
tidal range
24. Energy resource that can replenish itself
renewable energy
anaerobic digestion
Nonrenewable Energy Source
liquefied natural gas
25. Replenish themselves or are continuously present
ethanol production
lignite
Renewable Energy Source
Resource
26. Most used energy source in the united states
Cogenerization
Pros of Tidal Energy
Reserve
fossil fuels
27. High start-up cost - Unreliable - Energy companies see it as a supplemental power - Strong winds usually not near population - Energy grids are not set up for wind
Pros of Wind Turbines
Cons of Wind Energy
Cons of Solar Energy
tidal range
28. Volumetric energy density---- increased by pelletisation
tidal range
Night Winds
solid waste
VED
29. Photovoltaic (PV) devices or Solar Energy Plant
Cogenerization
Cons of Geothermal Energy
2 ways to harvest solar energy
Wind Power
30. Compact biomass with high temperatures - increading the VED
Reserve
pellesting
rance river estuary
tidal range
31. Air heated more from ground near equator
Pros of Wind Turbines
Denmark
Cons of Solar Energy
Atmospheric Wind
32. Solid to liquid biomass with chemistry and heat
VED
pyrolysis
Solar Energy from the Sun is converted to...
direct combustion
33. Same as pyrolysis BUT - more heat and less gas
cogenerization
pyrolysis
gasification
Nonrenewable Energy Source
34. What country leads the world in wind energy generating?
Tidal Energy
Denmark
Other names for the 'rank' of coal
fossil fuels
35. Pockets of hot water or steam underground
Geothermal Reservoirs
fuelwood
Cons of Tidal Energy
Nonrenewable Energy Source
36. Burning wood
solid waste
Day Winds
fuelwood
Pros of Tidal Energy
37. Burning 'rubbish.'
solid waste
Geothermal Reservoirs
subsidence
cogenerization
38. Most used renewable resource in the United States
Biomass
tidal range
fuelwood
Denmark
39. Air is heated from ground - warm air flows upward - cold air replaces it
Denmark
subsidence
Geothermal Energy
Day Winds
40. Just burning biomass
anaerobic digestion
direct combustion
liquefied natural gas
Denmark
41. Heat and Electricity
Solar Energy from the Sun is converted to...
Biomass
California
Cons of Tidal Energy
42. Where the most Geothermal Energy is produced in all of the United States
fossil fuels
cogenerization
VED
California
43. Finite supply being used faster than they can be replenished
liquefied natural gas
Cons of Tidal Energy
Nonrenewable Energy Source
Cogenerization
44. Release less than 1% of CO2 - Hydrogen Sulfide pollution - 97% less acid rain pollutants - Sources of geothermal are often National Treasures
secondary recovery
Cons of Geothermal Energy
Renewable Energy Source
pellesting
45. Radiant energy from the sun heats Earth and atmosphere
Wind Power
liquefied natural gas
acid mine drainage
Pros of Wind Turbines