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<b><u>The blades of windmill sweep out a circle of area A.(a) If the wind blows at a velocity of 'v' perpendicular to the circle , what is the mass of air passing through it in time 't'?.(b)What is the Kinetic energy of air?.(c)Assume that the windmill converts 25% of the wind's energy into electrical enegy, and  given that , A= 30[tex]m^{2}, v = 36km\h and density of air is 1.2kg\times m^{-3}.What is the electrical power produced?![/tex]

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Answered by Anonymous
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▶The blades of windmill sweep out a circle of area A.(a) If the wind blows at a velocity of 'v' perpendicular to the circle , what is the mass of air passing through it in time 't'?.(b)What is the Kinetic energy of air?.(c)Assume that the windmill converts 25% of the wind's energy into electrical enegy, and given that , A= 30m^{2}, v = 36km\h and density of air is 1.2kg\times m^{-3}.What is the electrical power produced?!

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(a). Volume of wind blowing per second= A\times vm^{3}

since, v =\frac{s}{t}

if t = 1

,then v = s..

SIMILARLY, mass of wind blowing per second = V\times p

where, V is volume ,and p is density

m = A\times v\times p....(mass blowing in 1 second)

for 't' second..

m = A\times v\times p\times t

(b). KINETIC ENERGY of air=>

K.E= \frac{mv^{2}}{2}

K.E = \frac{A\times v\times p\times t\times v^{2}}{2}

K.E = \frac{A\times p\times t\times v^{3}}{2}

3. Electric enegy produced =  efficiency\times KINETIC energy

K.E(n) = \frac{A\times p\times t\times v^{3}}{2}\times n

where n is the efficiency..

Electric power(P) = \frac{[tex]\frac{A\times p\times t\times v^{3}}{2}\times n}{t}[/tex]

P = \frac{A\times p\times n\times v^{3}}{2}

__Given: A = 30m^{2}

v =36km\h = \frac{36\times  5}{18} =10m/s

n = 0.25

p =1.2kg\times m^{-3}

P = \frac{30\times 1.2\times 0.25\times 10^{3}}{2}

P = \frac{9000}{2}

P = 4.5kw = 4500 watt..

Answered by Deepankar7
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Answer:

The blades of windmill sweep out a circle of area A.(a) If the wind blows at a velocity of 'v' perpendicular to the circle , what is the mass of air passing through it in time 't'?.(b)What is the Kinetic energy of air?.(c)Assume that the windmill converts 25% of the wind's energy into electrical enegy, and given that , A= 30m^{2}m

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, v = 36km\h and density of air is 1.2kg\times m^{-3}kg×m

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.What is the electrical power produced?!

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(a). Volume of wind blowing per second= A\times vm^{3}A×vm

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since, v =\frac{s}{t}

t

s

if t = 1

,then v = s..

SIMILARLY, mass of wind blowing per second = V\times pV×p

where, V is volume ,and p is density

m = A\times v\times pA×v×p ....(mass blowing in 1 second)

for 't' second..

m = A\times v\times p\times tA×v×p×t

(b). KINETIC ENERGY of air=>

K.E= \frac{mv^{2}}{2}

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mv

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K.E = \frac{A\times v\times p\times t\times v^{2}}{2}

2

A×v×p×t×v

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K.E = \frac{A\times p\times t\times v^{3}}{2}

2

A×p×t×v

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3. Electric enegy produced = efficiency\times KINETIC energyefficiency×KINETICenergy

K.E(n) = \frac{A\times p\times t\times v^{3}}{2}\times n

2

A×p×t×v

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×n

where n is the efficiency..

Electric power(P) = \frac{\frac{A\times p\times t\times v^{3}}{2}\times n }{t}

P = \frac{A\times p\times n\times v^{3}}{2}

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A×p×n×v

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__Given: A = 30m^{2}m

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v =36km\h = \frac{36\times 5}{18}

18

36×5

=10m/s

n = 0.25

p =1.2kg\times m^{-3}kg×m

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P = \frac{30\times 1.2\times 0.25\times 10^{3}}{2}

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30×1.2×0.25×10

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P = \frac{9000}{2}

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9000

P = 4.5kw = 4500 watt!!

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