describe the use of the heating effect of electricity in appliances such as electric kettles, ovens and heaters
recall and apply the relationships P = VI and E = VIt to new situations or to solve related problems
calculate the cost of using electrical appliances where the energy unit is the kWh
compare the use of non-renewable and renewable energy sources such as fossil fuels, nuclear energy, solar energy, wind energy and hydroelectric generation to generate electricity in terms of energy conversion efficiency, cost per kW h produced and environmental impact
state the hazards of using electricity in the following situations:
(i) damaged insulation(ii) overheating of cables(iii) damp conditions
explain the use of fuses and circuit breakers in electrical circuits and of fuse ratings
explain the need for earthing metal cases and for double insulation
state the meaning of the terms live, neutral and earth
describe the wiring in a mains plug
explain why switches, fuses, and circuit breakers are wired into the live conductor
LESSON VIDEOS
19.1 Uses of Electricity
19.2a Calculating Electric Power and Energy
19.2b Cost of Electricity Consumption
19.3 Sources of Electrical Energy
19.4 Dangers of Electricity
19.5a Safety Features in Home Circuits (Three-pin Plug and Fuses)
19.5b Safety Features in Home Circuitries (Earthing, Switch, Circuit Breaker & Double Insulation)
I DO, YOU DO, WE DO! LET'S PRACTICE!
WS 19.1 Power and Cost of Electricity.pdf
WS 19.1
WS 19.2 Dangers and Safe Use of Electricity.pdf
WS 19.2
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