NBSLM01E Climate Change and Energy – Past, Present and Future 2010

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Persian Wind Device c 700 AD	Contents 1. Power Point Presentations 2. Video Clips 3. Spreadsheets for practical exercises Please note that when the module was actually taught the following handout gave links to UEA pages which have now changed and may be accessed by clicking here. · Handout – this is an electronic version of the handout issued by Dr N.K.Tovey with further information which will be covered during the course including the following topics: 1. Introduction and Historic use of energy 2. Units including Energy/GDP Relationships 3. Definitions 4. Potential of Energy Resources 5. Barriers to Conservation 6. Conservation Possibilities 7. Summary of UK Energy Consumption (1993 – 2008) 8. Conventional Generation of Electricity – introduction 9. Thermodynamics – basic introduction including introduction to Combined Cycle Gas Turbines and Heat Pumps 10. Energy Balance Tables · Power Point Presentations o Session 1: Sections 1 – 3 of Handout o Session 2: Sections 4 – 7 of Handout o Session 3: Sections 8 – 9 of Handout o Session 4: Section 10 of Handout · Spreadsheets for Practical Exercises o Energy GDP relationships o Simplified Electricity Energy Balance Tables for different countries based on IEA statistics o Coal balance table - Japan o UK Energy Balance Tables	Itteringham Mill Hydro Station
Horsey Wind Pump near Yarmouth		ZICER Building, University of East Anglia with 34 kW PV array
Scroby Sands Offshore Wind		Drax Coal fired Power Station
Yarmouth CCGT Station		Sizewell B Nuclear Power Station
Open Hydro Tidal Stream, Orkney		Pelamis under maintenance – Lyness, Orkney