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Preface page xv
Acknowledgments xx
Part I Basic Energy Physics and Uses 1
1 Introduction 3
1.1 Units and Energy Quantities 5
1.2 Types of Energy 6
1.3 Scales of Energy 9
Discussion/Investigation Questions 9
Problems 10
2 Mechanical Energy 11
2.1 Kinetic Energy 12
2.2 Potential Energy 13
2.3 Air Resistance and Friction 19
2.4 Rotational Mechanics 22
Discussion/Investigation Questions 24
Problems 24
3 Electromagnetic Energy 27
3.1 Electrostatics, Capacitance, and Energy Storage 29
3.2 Currents, Resistance, and Resistive Energy Loss 35
3.3 Magnetism 41
3.4 Electric Motors and Generators 45
3.5 Induction and Inductors 48
3.6 Maxwell’s Equations 52
Discussion/Investigation Questions 53
Problems 53
4 Waves and Light 56
4.1 Waves and a Wave Equation 56
4.2 Waves on a String 58
4.3 Electromagnetic Waves 61
4.4 Energy and Momentum in Electric and Magnetic Fields 62
4.5 General Features of Waves and Wave Equations 63
Discussion/Investigation Questions 67
Problems 67
5 Thermodynamics I: Heat and Thermal Energy 69
5.1 What is Heat? 70
5.2 Pressure and Work 74
5.3 First Law of Thermodynamics 77
5.4 Heat Capacity 78
5.5 Enthalpy 81
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5.6 Phase Transitions
Discussion/Investigation Questions
Problems
Heat Transfer
6.1 Mechanisms of Heat Transfer
6.2 Heat Conduction
6.3 Heat Transfer by Convection and Radiation
6.4 Preventing Heat Loss from Buildings
6.5 The Heat Equation
Discussion/Investigation Questions
Problems
Introduction to Quantum Physics
7.1 Motivation: The Double Slit Experiment
7.2 Quantum Wavefunctions and the Schrodinger Wave Equation
7.3 Energy and Quantum States
7.4 Quantum Superposition
7.5 Quantum Measurement
7.6 Time Dependence
7.7 Quantum Mechanics of Free Particles
7.8 Particles in Potentials
Discussion/Investigation Questions
Problems
Thermodynamics II: Entropy and Temperature
8.1 Introduction to Entropy and the Second Law
8.2 Information Entropy
8.3 Thermodynamic Entropy
8.4 Thermal Equilibrium and Temperature
8.5 Limit to Efficiency
8.6 The Boltzmann Distribution
8.7 The Partition Function and Simple Thermodynamic Systems
8.8 Spontaneous Processes and Free Energy
Discussion/Investigation Questions
Problems
Energy in Matter
9.1 Energy, Temperature, and the Spectrum of Electromagnetic Radiation
9.2 A Tour of the Internal Energy of Matter I: From Ice to Vapor
9.3 A Tour of the Internal Energy of Matter II: Molecular Vibrations, Dissociation, and Binding Energies
9.4 Internal Energy, Enthalpy, and Free Energy in Chemical Reactions
9.5 Chemical Thermodynamics: Examples
Discussion/Investigation Questions
Problems
Thermal Energy Conversion
10.1 Thermodynamic Variables, Idealizations, and Representations
10.2 Thermodynamic Processes in Gas Phase Engines
10.3 Carnot Engine
10.4 Stirling Engine
10.5 Limitations to Efficiency of Real Engines
10.6 Heat Extraction Devices: Refrigerators and Heat Pumps
Discussion/Investigation Questions
Problems
Contents
11 Internal Combustion Engines 203
11.1 Spark Ignition Engines and the Otto Cycle 204
1 i .2 Combustion and Fuels 208
11.3 Real Spark Ignition Engines 212
i 1.4 Other Internal Combustion Cycles 213
Discussion/Investigation Questions 217
Problems 217
12 Phase-change Energy Conversion 219
] 2.1 Advantages of Phase Change in Energy Conversion Cycles 220
12.2 Phase Change in Pure Substances 223
12.3 The Real World: Engineering Nomenclature and Practical Calculations 230
Discussion/Investigation Questions 233
Problems 234
13 Thermal Power and Heat Extraction Cycles 235
13.1 Thermodynamics with Flowing Fluids 236
13.2 Heat Extraction and the Vapor-compression Cycle 238
13.3 The Rankine Steam Cycle 246
13.4 Low-temperature Organic Rankine Systems 253
). 3.5 Gas Turbine and Combined Cycles 254
Discussion/Investigation Questions 258
Problems 259
Part II Energy Sources 261
14 The Forces of Nature 263
14.1 Forces, Energies, and Distance Scales 265
14.2 Elementary Particles 269
14.3 The Weak Interactions and (5-decay 275
Discussion/Investigation Questions 278
Problems 278
15 Quantum Phenomena in Energy Systems 279
15.1 Decays and Other Time-dependent Quantum Processes 280
15.2 The Origins of Tunneling 280
15.3 Barrier Penetration 283
15.4 Tunneling Lifetimes 285
15.5 The Pauli Exclusion Principle 287
Discussion/Investigation Questions 289
Problems 289
16 An Overview of Nuclear Power 291
16.1 Overview 292
16.2 Nuclear Fission Fuel Resources 294
16.3 The Following Chapters 297
Discussion/Investigation Questions 297
Problems 298
17 Structure, Properties, and Decays of Nuclei 299
17.1 Basic Nuclear Properties 300
17.2 The Semi-empirical Mass Formula 303
17.3 Nuclear Binding Systematics 307
17.4 Nuclear Decays 312
Discussion/Investigation Questions 320
Problems 320
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18 Nuclear Energy Processes: Fission and Fusion 323
18.1 Comparing Fission and Fusion 323
18.2 Cross Sections 324
18.3 Physics of Nuclear Fission 325
18.4 Physics of Nuclear Fusion 335
Discussion/Investigation Questions 339
Problems 340
19 Nuclear Fission Reactors and Nuclear Fusion Experiments 342
19.1 Nuclear Fission Reactor Dynamics 343
19.2 Physics Issues Affecting Fission Reactor Operation and Safety 352
19.3 Breeding and Fission Reactors 355
19.4 Fission Reactor Design: Past, Present, and Future 357
19.5 Nuclear Reactor Power Cycles 362
19.6 Experiments in Thermonuclear Fusion 363
Discussion/Investigation Questions 370
Problems 370
20 Ionizing Radiation 372
20.1 Forms of Ionizing Radiation: An Overview 373
20.2 Interactions of Radiation with Matter 375
20.3 Measures of Radiation 380
20.4 Biological Effects of Radiation 384
20.5 Radiation in the Human Environment 389
20.6 Nuclear Waste and Nuclear Proliferation 395
Discussion/Investigation Questions 401
Problems 402
21 Energy in the Universe 404
21.1 What is Energy? 404
21.2 A Brief History of Energy in the Universe 415
Discussion/Investigation Questions 420
Problems 421
22 Solar Energy: Solar Production and Radiation 422
22.1 Nuclear Source of Solar Energy 423
22.2 Blackbody Radiation and Solar Radiation 425
22.3 Derivation of the Blackbody Radiation Formula 428
Discussion/Investigation Questions 430
Problems 430
23 Solar Energy: Solar Radiation on Earth 432
23.1 Insolation and the Solar Constant 432
23.2 Earth’s Orbit 433
23.3 Variation of Insolation 434
23.4 Interaction of Light with Matter 437
23.5 Atmospheric Absorption 440
23.6 Extent of Resource 443
Discussion/Investigation Questions 444
Problems 444
24 Solar Thermal Energy 446
24.1 Solar Absorption and Radiation Balance 447
24.2 Low-temperature Solar Collectors 451
24.3 Concentrators 453
24.4 Solar Thermal Electricity (STE) 459
Discussion/Investigation Questions 462
Problems 462
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25 Photovoltaic Solar Cells 465
25.1 Introductory Aspects of Solid-state Physics 465
25.2 Quantum Mechanics on a Lattice 467
25.3 Electrons in Solids and Semiconductors 471
25.4 The PV Concept and a Limit on Collection Efficiency 473
25.5 Band Structure of Silicon 476
25.6 p-n Junctions 479
25.7 The p-n Junction as a Photodiode 482
25.8 Silicon Solar Cells 487
25.9 Advanced Solar Cells 488
25.10 Global Use of Photovoltaics 492
Discussion/Investigation Questions 492
Problems 492
26 Biological Energy 494
26.1 Energy and Photosynthesis 495
26.2 Food Energy 499
26.3 Biomass 502
26.4 Biofuels 504
26.5 The Future of Bioenergy 511
Discussion/Investigation Questions 512
Problems 512
27 Ocean Energy Flow 514
27.1 Oceanic Energy Balance and Transport 515
27.2 Coriolis Force 517
27.3 Surface Currents 519
27.4 Atmospheric Circulation 523
27.5 Ocean Circulation 525
27.6 Ocean Thermal Resources and Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC) 527
Discussion/Investigation Questions 528
Problems 529
28 Wind: A Highly Variable Resource 531
28.1 The Nature of the Wind 533
28.2 Characterization of a Wind Resource 544
28.3 The Potential of Wind Energy 550
Discussion/Investigation Questions 554
Problems 554
29 Fluids: The Basics 556
29.1 Defining Characteristics of a Fluid 557
29.2 Simplifying Assumptions and Conservation Laws 559
29.3 Viscosity 564
29.4 Lift 567
Discussion/Investigation Questions 575
Problems 575
30 Wind Turbines 577
30.1 Axial-momentum Theory and Betz’s Limit 578
30.2 Turbine Blades and Power 582
30.3 Some Design Considerations 588
Discussion/Investigation Questions 590
Problems 590
31 Energy from Moving Water: Hydro, Wave, Tidal, and Marine Current Power 591
31.1 Hydropower 591
31.2 Wave Power 595
31.3 Tidal Power 609
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31.4 Marine Current Energy 616
Discussion/Investigation Questions 617
Problems 617
32 Geothermal Energy 620
32.1 Thermal Energy in Earth’s Interior 621
32.2 Geothermal Energy Resources 631
32.3 Ground Source Heat Pumps 633
32.4 Hydrothermal Energy 634
32.5 Enhanced Geothermal Systems (EGS) 641
32.6 Magnitude of Geothermal Resources 642
Discussion/Investigation Questions 643
Problems 643
33 Fossil Fuels 645
33.1 Coal 647
33.2 Petroleum 657
33.3 Natural Gas 669
33.4 Hydrocarbon Conversion 675
33.5 Fossil Fuel Summary 676
Discussion/Investigation Questions 677
Problems 677
Part III Energy System Issues and Externalities 679
34 Energy and Climate 681
34.1 Albedo and the Greenhouse Effect 682
34.2 Atmospheric Physics 685
34.3 Global Energy Flow 694
34.4 CO2 and the Carbon Cycle 695
34.5 Feedbacks and Climate Modeling 701
Discussion/Investigation Questions 707
Problems 707
35 Earth’s Climate: Past, Present, and Future 709
35.1 Past Climate 710
35.2 Predicting Future Climate 724
35.3 Effects of Climate Change 729
35.4 Mitigation and Adaptation 736
Discussion/Investigation Questions 739
Problems 739
36 Energy Efficiency, Conservation, and Changing Energy Sources 741
36.1 First Law Efficiency 742
36.2 Second Law Efficiency 746
36.3 Example: The Efficiency of Space Heating 747
36.4 Exergy 749
36.5 Efficiency and Conservation Case Studies 755
36.6 Energy Systems: Scales and Transformations 764
Discussion/Investigation Questions 771
Problems 772
37 Energy Storage 775
37.1 Performance Criteria for Energy Storage 776
37.2 Grid-scale Storage 776
37.3 Mobile Energy Storage 782
37.4 Other Energy Storage Systems 792
Discussion/Investigation Questions 797
Problems 797
Contents
38 Electricity Generation and Transmission 800
38.1 Overview of Electric Grids 801
38.2 LRC Circuits 803
38.3 Grid-scale Electricity Generation 807
38.4 Transmission and Distribution of Electric Power 814
38.5 Renewables: Variable and Distributed Energy Resources 823
Discussion/Investigation Questions 827
Problems 827
Appendix A Notation 830
Appendix B Some Basic Mathematics 833
Appendix C Units and Fundamental Constants 842
Appendix D Data 844
References 846
Index 857
This magnificent book provides an astonishingly
comprehensive, yet deep and accurate, coverage of
the physics of energy. It also introduces much of the
engineering, and some of the chemistry and biology.
As well as being a superb text for those who are new
to the subject, it will be an invaluable reference for
experienced researchers seeking to refresh, deepen
or broaden their knowledge and understanding.
Jaffe and Taylor have produced a masterpiece that
lays out the scientific foundations of energy sources,
uses and systems - from fossil fuels to geothermal,
engines to wind turbines, electric grid to climate
change. I can only wish that The Physics of Energy
had been available twenty years earlier when I first
had responsibility for the U.S. Department of Energy
science and energy programs without the benefit of
this extraordinary resource!
If your task was to jump-start civilization, but had
access to only one book, then The Physics of Energy
would be your choice. Professors Taylor and Jaffe
have written a comprehensive, thorough, and relevant
treatise. It’s an energizing read as a stand-alone book,
but it should also be a course, offered at every college,
lest we mismanage our collective role as shepherds of
our energy-hungry, energy-dependent civilization.
What energy sources can be used to power human
activity in future years? How can these sources
be harnessed and what are their advantages and
disadvantages? At a more fundamental level, what
exactly is energy? And why are some forms of energy
so much more useful than others? The Physics of
Energy addresses these questions and more in a
comprehensive, unified, and systematic introduction
to the scientific principles that govern energy sources,
uses, and systems. This definitive textbook will enable
the reader to:
Understand the fundamental physical principles
underlying the full range of energy sources, including
nuclear, solar, wind, geothermal, and water power,
as well as bio and fossil fuels.
Explore the flow of energy through Earth’s interior,
oceans, and atmosphere to human end uses, and
related issues such as energy storage, electric grids,
climate impact, efficiency, and conservation.
Estimate effectively the resources available and
efficiency of extraction and conversion in a wide
range of energy contexts.
Analyze energy systems using quantitative methods
that draw from a broad range of physical theories and
practical science and engineering tools.
This book will be an essential resource for any student,
scientist, engineer, energy industry professional, or
concerned citizen who has some mathematical and
scientific background and an interest in understanding
energy systems and issues quantitatively. Its
comprehensive but modular form makes it an ideal
text for a broad range of courses on energy science.
Robert L. Jaffe. Morningstar Professor of Physics, MIT
Washington Taylor, Professor ot Physics and Director
of the Center for Theoretical Physics. MIT
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| spellingShingle | Jaffe, Robert L. 1946- Taylor, Washington 19XX- The physics of energy Energie (DE-588)4014692-3 gnd Energieerzeugung (DE-588)4070813-5 gnd Physik (DE-588)4045956-1 gnd Energiequelle (DE-588)4014720-4 gnd |
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| title | The physics of energy |
| title_auth | The physics of energy |
| title_exact_search | The physics of energy |
| title_full | The physics of energy Robert L. Jaffe, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Washington Taylor, Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
| title_fullStr | The physics of energy Robert L. Jaffe, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Washington Taylor, Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
| title_full_unstemmed | The physics of energy Robert L. Jaffe, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Washington Taylor, Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
| title_short | The physics of energy |
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| topic_facet | Energie Energieerzeugung Physik Energiequelle |
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| Call Number: | 0202 ERG 001f 2019 B 561 0204 ERG 001f 2019 B 561 |
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| Copy 1 | Available for loan On Shelf |
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