Swing electric fan – Energy transformation – Electric energy to kinetec / Wind energy conversion
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When you turn on a swing electric fan, it takes electrical energy from the power source (like a battery or an electrical outlet). This electrical energy is transformed into two main forms:
- Kinetec Energy (Movement): Inside the fan, there’s a motor that converts electrical energy into kinetic energy. The motor spins the blades or fan blades. This kinetic energy makes the blades rotate.
- Wind Energy: As the blades of the fan spin, they push the air in front of them. This creates a flow of air or wind. This wind energy is the reason you feel a breeze when you stand in front of the fan. It’s also useful for cooling you down on a hot day.
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Objective:
Demonstrate a model of a swing electric fan to illustrate the conversion of electric energy into kinetic and wind energy.
Materials included:
Electric fan
Battery or power source
Wiring and connectors
Materials not included in the kit:
Procedure and assembly steps:
Procedure included in the kit manual . This is not a ready made product. Student needs to follow the steps to assemble the model…
Description:
Energy Transformation in a Swing Electric Fan:
When you turn on a swing electric fan, it takes electrical energy from the power source (like a battery or an electrical outlet). This electrical energy is transformed into two main forms:
- Kinetec Energy (Movement): Inside the fan, there’s a motor that converts electrical energy into kinetic energy. The motor spins the blades or fan blades. This kinetic energy makes the blades rotate.
- Wind Energy: As the blades of the fan spin, they push the air in front of them. This creates a flow of air or wind. This wind energy is the reason you feel a breeze when you stand in front of the fan. It’s also useful for cooling you down on a hot day.
Learning outcome:
Have a better understanding of a swing electric fan to illustrate the conversion of electric energy into kinetic and wind energy using the model built by the student in this project
Section or subject:
Physics
Grades:
6+
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