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Improving Conventional Energy Sources

The lesson plan discusses improving conventional sources of energy. It covers bio-mass energy sources like charcoal which burns cleaner than wood. It also discusses bio-gas energy produced from decomposing plant and animal waste without oxygen. The key steps in bio-gas production in a bio-gas plant are discussed. Finally, the lesson covers converting kinetic wind energy into electricity using windmills.

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Improving Conventional Energy Sources

The lesson plan discusses improving conventional sources of energy. It covers bio-mass energy sources like charcoal which burns cleaner than wood. It also discusses bio-gas energy produced from decomposing plant and animal waste without oxygen. The key steps in bio-gas production in a bio-gas plant are discussed. Finally, the lesson covers converting kinetic wind energy into electricity using windmills.

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Lesson plan-2

Date: 17-sep-2020 Period: 3

Class: 10-A Duration: 30 min

Subject: Science

Branch: Physics

Topic: Improvement in conventional source of energy

General objectives

 To enable students to apply the knowledge of physics in their real life.


 To develop scientific attitude among students towards physics.
 To develop curiosity among students towards physics.
 To enable students to comprehend the terminologies related to physics.

Specific objectives

Cognitive domain

 Students will be able to define the term bio-mass.


 Students will be able to describe the working of bio-gas plant.
 Students will be able to state major pros and cons of using wind energy.

Affective domain

 Students will be able to appreciate the role of bio-gas plant for energy.

Psychomotor domain

 Students will be able to make a diagram of bio-gas plant.


 Students will be able to a model of wind mill.

Previous knowledge

Students have previous knowledge about the good source of energy and conventional energy.
Revision of the last class

Lets take a quick recap of what we have studied in our previous classes.

1. Conservation of energy: The energy exists in many forms and can be converted from one
form of energy to another.
2. Characteristics of good source of energy
Easy to store Easy to transport High calorific value Easily accessible

3. Conventional/ non- renewable source of energy


Value
The source of energy which are limited and cannot be used again and again.
4. Fossil fuels: The dead remains of plants and animals buried under the earth’s crust
transformed to fossil fuel.
5. Disadvantages of burning fossil fuel
Cause air
Cause green Cause global Produces harmful gases
pollution
house effect warming
6. The production of energy by the use of water is called as hydro power plant.

Statement of the aim

Students are aware about the different sources of conventional energy. So today we will study
about the improvements in conventional source of energy.

Teaching point1: Bio-mass

Teaching method and technique: Lecture method with question and technique

Teaching resources: Power point presentation, Pictures.

Teacher’s activity Student’s activity White board work


Developmentary question
Q.1 In the given GIF, what Ans. Cooking of food.
do you observe?

Q.2 what help in cooking of Ans. fire is helping in


food? cooking of food.
Figure 1
Q.3 what is used for fire? Ans. woods are used for fire.

Q.4 How can we improve the Ans. Problematic.


use of wood for fire?
Pupil teacher’s statement

Bio-mass Bio-mass
Cow dung cakes and wood Students will try to Cow dung cakes and wood are
are animals and plants understand the concept. animals and plants products , so
products , so these sources of these sources of fuels are said to
fuels are said to be bio-mass. be bio-mass.

Disadvantages of wood and


cow dung as a fuel.
1. They do not produce much
energy.
2. Release lot of smoke.

Improvement in
conventional source of
energy.

Wood
When wood is burnt with
limited supply of oxygen,
water and volatile materials
get removed and wood get Figure 2 charcoal
converted into charcoal.

Advantages of charcoal
1. It burns without flames. Advantages of using charcoal
2. It is comparatively 1. It burns without flames.
smokeless. 2. It is comparatively smokeless.
3. It has higher efficiency 3. It has higher efficiency.

Evaluation

True/false

1. Wood fire do not produce smoke. ( )


2. Charcoal has higher efficiency to give energy. ( )

Multiple choice question

1. The plants and animals products which are used for fuel are called as :
(a) Hydropower
(b) Thermal power
(c) Bio-mass
(d) None of these

Teaching point 2: Bio-gas

Teaching method and technique: Lecture cum demonstration method with question and
technique

Teaching resources: Power point presentation, Pictures, video, worksheet.

Teacher’s activity Student’s activity White board work


Developmentary question
Q.1 In the given picture what Ans. These are cow dung.
do you see?
Ans. Cow dung is students
Q.2 For what purpose, cow for fire.
dung is used?
Ans. Problematic
Q.3 What can be the better Figure 3
ways to use cow dung?

Pupil teacher’s statement Students will listen


attentively.
Bio-gas
When the plants residue and
animal waste are
Figure 4
decomposed in the absence
of oxygen to give bio-gas.

The starting material is cow-


Bio-gas
dung, popularly known as
When the plants residue and
“gobar-gas”
animal waste are decomposed in
the absence of oxygen to give
Bio-gas plant bio-gas.
Pupil teacher will show a
video among students for the
explanation of bio-gas plant
and explain it
simultaneously. video

In bio-gas plant, a mixture of Students will see the video


water and the organic waste with interest.
called slurry is made in the
mixing tank from which it is
fed into a cylindrical dome
like structure called digester.

There it is broken down by Students will try to


anaerobic microorganism in understand the working of
few days to generate gases bio-gas plant.
like methane, carbon dioxide,
hydrogen and hydrogen
sulphide.
Figure 5 bio-gas plant
This slurry is tank into tank 3
and used as manure. Worksheet on bio-gas plant

After presenting the video


pupil teacher will give a
worksheet to students to fill.

Figure 6
Advantages
1. Bio-gas is an excellent fuel
as it contains up to 75%
methane. Students will note down in
Advantages
2. It burns without smoke. their note book.
1. Bio-gas is an excellent fuel.
3. Leaves no residue.
2. It burns without smoke.
4. Its heating capacity is
3. Leaves no residue.
high.
4. Its heating capacity is high.
5. It is also used for lighting.
5. It is also used for lighting.
6. Slurry left behind is used
6. Slurry left behind is used as
as manure as it is rich in
manure.
nitrogen and phosphorous.

Evaluation

Fill in the blanks

1 The mixture of water and organic waste is called as _________.

2.The mixture of plant residue and animal waste are used to form _______.

Multiple choice question

1. Bio-gas is an excellent fuel as it contains


(a) Carbon-dioxide.
(b) Methane
(c) Sulphur dioxide
(d) water

Teaching point 3: Wind energy

Teaching method and technique: Lecture cum demonstration with question answer technique.

Teaching resources: Power point presentation, Pictures, video

Teacher’s activity Student’s activity White board work


Developmentary question
Q.1 What do you see in the Ans. Lightning of bulb.
given GIF?

Q.2 How we create Ans. We create electricity


electricity? by using fuel and water.

Q.3 How can we use wind Ans. Problematic.


Figure 7
for electricity?

Wind energy: Wind is


caused by unequal heating
of landmass and water
bodies by the solar Students will listen
radiation. actively.
The kinetic energy is used Wind mills
to work. Wind mills are used to convert wind
energy into electricity and
Wind mills: mechanical work.
Wind mills are used to
convert wind energy into
electricity and mechanical
work. Students will try to
The rotator motion of the understand the concept.
wind mill due to blowing
wind is used to turn the
turbine which rotates the
turbine connected to the
electric generator.

Wind farm:
The output of one wind
mill is very less.
Hence the output of large Figure 8 wind farm
no. of wind mill is
connected together are
called wind energy farm.

Advantages
1.Wind energy is
environment friendly Facts:
renewable source of energy. 1. Denmark is called the country of
2. It requires no recurring Students will note down in winds.
expenses for production of their note books 2. Germany is the leading country
electricity. in using wind energy to produce
electricity while India ranks 5th.
Disadvantages 3. The largest wind energy farm has
1.the wind energy farm can been built in Kanyakumari in Tamil
be set up in few limited Nadu which generates of 380 MW.
places where the wind speed
is greater than 15 km/hr to
maintain the speed of
turbine.
2. It needs backup facility
like storage cells when there
is no wind.
3. wind farms need large
area of land to establish.
4. The initial cost of
installation is very high.
High level of maintenance
is required.

Evaluation

Fill in the blanks

1. The process of producing electricity with the help of wind is called as _____________.
2. ____________is called the country of winds.

True/false

1. Uttar Pradesh is the largest wind energy farm of India.( )


2. Wind mill converts wind energy into electricity and mechanical work.
Closure

Recapitulation

Q.1 Bio-gas is excellent fuel as it contains ________gas.

Q.2 List some advantages of using bio-gas.

Q.3 Give some disadvantages of wind energy.


Teacher’s Remark

Teacher’s Signature

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