Chapter 8 Thermal effects of current

Example 8.1 Page no 258

In [5]:
#Given
P=100.0                            #W
V=220.0                           #V

#Calculation
I=P/V
R=V**2/P

#Result
print"Resistance is",R,"ohm"
print"Current capacity is",round(I,3),"A"
Resistance is 484.0 ohm
Current capacity is 0.455 A

Example 8.2 Page no 258

In [9]:
#Given
e=1.6*10**-19                #C
P=100                        #W
V=200.0                        #V
t=1

#Calculation
I=P/V
q=I*t
N=q/e

#Result
print"Number of electrons is", N
Number of electrons is 3.125e+18

Example 8.3 Page no 258

In [10]:
#Given
P1=60                        #W
P2=100.0                 

#Calculation
I=P1/P2

#Result
print"Hence 100 W bulb draws more current"
Hence 100 W bulb draws more current

Example 8.4 Page no 259

In [12]:
#Given
P1=60.0                          #W
P2=100

#Calculation
R=P2/P1

#Result
print"(a) 60 W bulb will dissipate more power."
print"(b) Since 60 W bulb is dissipating more power, it glows brighter."
(a) 60 W bulb will dissipate more power.
(b) Since 60 W bulb is dissipating more power, it glows brighter.

Example 8.5 Page no 259

In [18]:
#Given
P1=500.0                       #W
V1=220                        #V
P2=100.0
V2=220

#Calculation
R1=V1**2/P1
R2=V2**2/P2
I=V2/(R1+R2)
P11=I**2*R1
P22=I**2*R2

#Result
print"(i) Power consumed by heater is",round(P11,2),"W"
print"(ii) Power consumed by electric bulb is",round(P22,2),"W"
(i) Power consumed by heater is 13.89 W
(ii) Power consumed by electric bulb is 69.44 W

Example 8.6 Page no 259

In [23]:
#Given
P=100.0                          #W
V=220                            #V
V1=110

#Calculation
R=V**2/P
P1=V1**2/R

#Result
print"Power consumed by the bulb is",P1,"W"
Power consumed by the bulb is 25.0 W

Example 8.7 Page no 259

In [30]:
#Given
P=550                       #W
V=220                       #V
V1=222.2                    #V
V2=217.8                    #V

#Calculation
R=V**2/P
P=V1**2/R
P1=V2**2/R

#Result
print"minimum power is",round(P,0),"W"
print"maximum power is",round(P1,0),"W"
minimum power is 561.0 W
maximum power is 539.0 W

Example 8.8 Page no 259

In [34]:
#Given
V=220
P=60.0                   #W
P1=85

#Calculation
import math
R=V**2/P
V1=math.sqrt(P1*R)

#Result
print"Voltage fluctuation is",round(V1,1),"V"
Voltage fluctuation is 261.9 V

Example 8.9 Page no 259

In [42]:
#Given
P=50*10**3                  #W
V=5000.0
R=20

#Calculation
I=P/V
P1=I**2*R
P2=P-P1

#Result 
print"Power received by the factory is",P2*10**-3,"Kw"
Power received by the factory is 48.0 Kw

Example 8.10 Page no 260

In [50]:
#Given
R2=2                      #ohm
R3=2                      #ohm
I=3                       #A

#Calculation
P=I**2*R2
R1=(R2*R3)/(R2+R3)
P1=I**2*R1
D=P+P1

#Result
print"The maximum power is",D,"W"
The maximum power is 27 W

Example 8.11 Page no 260

In [59]:
#Given
R=0.5                  #ohm
I=100                  #A
T=24*60*60

#Calculation
Q=I**2*R*T

#Result
print"Energy is being lost per day in the form of heat is",Q*10**-8,"*10**8 J"
Energy is being lost per day in the form of heat is 4.32 *10**8 J

Example 8.12 Page no 260

In [64]:
#Given
R=50.0                     #ohm
V=10                       #V
T=3600                     #s

#Calculation
I=V/R
W=I**2*R*T

#Result 
print"The source of this energy is",W,"J"
The source of this energy is 7200.0 J

Example 8.13 Page no 260

In [70]:
#Given
P=100                         #W
V=200                         #V
T=60
I=10

#Calculation
R=V**2/P
W=(P**2/R)*I*T

#Result 
print"The heat & light produced by the bulb is",W,"J"
The heat & light produced by the bulb is 15000 J

Example 8.14 Page no 260

In [82]:
#Given
R1=3                   #ohm
R2=6
R3=2
V=12                     #V
T=300                    #s

#Calculation
R12=R1*R2/(R1+R2)
R=R12+R3
I=V/R
I1=I*R2/(R1+R2)
I2=I*R1/(R1+R2)
Q1=I1**2*R1*T
Q2=I2**2*R2*T
Q3=I**2*R3*T

#Result 
print"Heat produced in resistance R1 is",Q1,"J"
print"Heat produced in resistance R2 is",Q2,"J"
print"Heat produced in resistance R3 is",Q3,"J"
Heat produced in resistance R1 is 3600 J
Heat produced in resistance R2 is 1800 J
Heat produced in resistance R3 is 5400 J

Example 8.15 Page no 260

In [3]:
#Given
t1=300                           #S
t2=600                           #S

#Calculation
t=(t1+t2)/60.0

#Result
print"Time required to boil water is",t,"minute"
Time required to boil water is 15.0 minute

Example 8.16 Page no 261

In [14]:
#Given
R=100                         #ohm
I=0.5                         #A
W=10*10**-3                   #Kg
M=250*10**-3                  #Kg
T=1800                        #s
C=4.2*10**3

#Calculation
Q=I**2*R*T
V=Q/((W+M)*C)

#Result
print"The rise of the temperature is",round(V,1),"C"
The rise of the temperature is 41.2 C

Example 8.17 Page no 261

In [26]:
#Given
V=200
R=100
R1=121.0
A=1000                     #W
B=400                       #W
C=400                      #W
T=116                      #h
G=2.50

#Calculation
D=V**2/R
D1=V**2/R1
E=A+B+C+D1
F=E*T
H=F*G

#Result 
print"The bill for february is",round(H*10**-3,2)
The bill for february is 617.87

Example 8.18 Page no 261

In [103]:
#Given
a=0.12                        #KWh
b=1.44                        #KWh
c=0.48                        #KWh
d=0.24    
e=0.30
i=2.70
g=30

#Calculation
f=a+b+c+d+e
h=2*g*f
k=i*h

#Result
print"Electric bill for 2 month is", k
Electric bill for 2 month is 417.96

Example 8.19 Page no 261

In [105]:
#Given
P=100*10**6                            #W
V1=20000
V2=200                                  #V

#Calculation
I1=P/V1
Q1=I1**2
I2=P/V2
Q2=I2**2

#Result
print"Transmission done at V1=20,000 is", Q1*10**-5,"10**5"
print"Transmission done at V2=200 V is", Q2*10**-10,"10**10"
print"Less power wastage when transmission is done at Q1"
Transmission done at V1=20,000 is 250.0 10**5
Transmission done at V2=200 V is 25.0 10**10
Less power wastage when transmission is done at Q1

Example 8.20 Page no 262

In [115]:
#Given
p1=4.9*10**-7                                #ohm m
l1=8.456                                     #m
b1=1.0                                       #mm
t1=0.03*10**-6                                      #m
l2=4.235
A2=0.12*10**-6
p2=1.1*10**-6

#Calculation
A1=b1*t1
R1=p1*(l1/A1)
R2=p2*(l2/A2)

#Result
print"Rate for heat production for constantan ribbon is", round(R1,3),"W"
print"Rate for heat production for nichrome ribbon is",round(R2,3),"W"
Rate for heat production for constantan ribbon is 138.115 W
Rate for heat production for nichrome ribbon is 38.821 W

Example 8.21 Page no 262

In [76]:
#Given
V=50                      #V
I=12                      #A
d=70

#Calculation
g=V*I
t=g*(d/100.0)
v=t/I**2

#Result 
print"The resistance of the motor is",round(v,2),"ohm"
The resistance of the motor is 2.92 ohm

Example 8.22 Page no 262

In [96]:
#Given
a=100
b=6
c=8.0
d=2.0
f=0.50
t=15*60

#Calculation
e=a-b*d
x=b*f
r=(e/c)-x
r1=a*r
r2=r**2*(r+b*f)
r3=r1-r2
M=r3*t

#Result
print"Resistance in the charging circuit is",r,"ohm"
print"The power supplied by the d.c source is",r1,"W"
print"The power dissipated as heat is",r2,"W"
print"The power stored in the battery is",r3,"W"
print"Energy stored in the battery in 15 minute is",M,"J"
Resistance in the charging circuit is 8.0 ohm
The power supplied by the d.c source is 800.0 W
The power dissipated as heat is 704.0 W
The power stored in the battery is 96.0 W
Energy stored in the battery in 15 minute is 86400.0 J

Example 8.23 Page no 262

In [130]:
#Given
V=64                          #V
e=2.0                         #V
n=8
r=1/8.0
R=7                            #ohm
I=3.5                             #A
b=3600

#Calculation
Te=e*n
R1=r*n
E=V*I
E1=Te*I
E11=I**2*(R+R1)
Em=E-(E1+E11)
Em1=Em*b
Ec=E1*b

#Result
print"(a) Mechanical energy yielded by motor is", Em1,"J"
print"(b) Chemical energy stored in the battery is",Ec,"J"
(a) Mechanical energy yielded by motor is 252000.0 J
(b) Chemical energy stored in the battery is 201600.0 J

Example 8.25 Page no 263

In [134]:
#Given
E=24                       #V
r=4                        #ohm
a=1

#Calculation
R=r/(2.0-a)
I=E/(R+r)

#Result
print"Current drawn from the battery is", I,"A"
Current drawn from the battery is 3.0 A