how to make project on heating effect of electric current
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Certificate
Acknowledgement
1. Mechanism of the Heating Effect
2. Uses
3. Working
4. Principle
5. Bibliography
CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that the investigatory Project Report entitled "Heating Effect of Current" submitted by student of Class XII is original and has been completed by him under my supervision.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
As a student of Class XII. I did this project on a a part of my studies entitled to "Heating Effect of Current". I owe a deep sense of gratitude to my Physics Teacher whose valuable advice, guidance and helped me in doing this project from conception to completion.
At the same time, I can not forget to express my thankfulness to our school Principal for extending his generous, patronage and constant encouragement.
Finally I thankful my parents for helping me economically and my friends for giving me a helping hand at every step of the project.
Signature of the Student
Introduction
Heating effect of electricity is one of the widely used effects in the world. When electric current is passed through a conductor, it generates heat due to the resistance it offers to the current flow. The work done in overcoming the resistance is generated as heat.
Mechanism of the Heating Effect
Every conductor has large number of free electrons which are move randomly in random direction. When P.D. is applied the current starts flowing i.e. electrons move in a particular direction. During their movement electrons collide with atoms and for each collision they lose some energy. The K.E. of vibration of atom of conductor. This result in production of heat.
Use of Heating Effect of Current
1. Use in some electrical appliances such as Room Heaters :
Room Heaters
Electric Press
Water Heaters
Geysers
Working
Note the masses of empty a calorimeter and the paraffin wax oil and initial temperature S1 after placing the calorimeter in its P position in the wooden box. Insert key K and note the potential difference V and current I. As the current passes, heat is produced in the coil. Store the oil continuously so as to keep the temperature of oil uniform through. Note the final temperature O2 after current has passes for time T.
If M1 = mass of calorimeter
M2 = mass of paraffin oil.
S1 = specific heat of calorimeter
S2 = specific heat of paraffin oil.
Q1 = initial temperature.
Q2 = final temperature.
Then amount of heat produced is given by :
H = M1S1 (Q2 - Q1) + M2S2 (Q2 - Q1)
H = (M1S1 + M2S2) (Q2 - Q1)
Principle
Jule's Law :
It state that whenever current I passes through a conductor of resistance R for time T the heat produced H is :
(i) Directly proportional to the square of current for given resistance i.e. H a I2.
(ii) Directly proportional to the time for a given current and resistance i.e. H a t.
(iii) Directly proportional to resistance of conductor i.e. H a R.
So combining the three factor
H a I2 Rt
H = KI2 Rt
Where
Calories.