how convert conveniotional energy into non conventional energy
"Non-conventional" refers more or less to anything that is not fossil fuels. It may be solar energy (i.e., directly capturing the solar energy), or several other types of energy - such as wind energy, water energy, and many others more.
Conventional energy sources are coal, oil, natural gas, and hydraulic energy sources.Non conventional energy sources are nuclear, solar, wind, geothermal, wave, tide, and biomass energy sources.
solar and wind power
The need for non-conventional machining begins with the need for alternative energy sources. Non-conventional machining requires the use of alternative energy sources including thermal energy or solar energy.
Solar energy is a renewable energy source. It is sourced from the sun, which in human timeframes has a long life for energy output. Solar energy is therefore an almost infinite energy source. Most convential energy sources (uranium, coal, oil, gas, etc.) are unrenewable. Such energy sources are sourced from the earth and so are finite. The timeframes for the "finite-ness" of conventional energy sources vary and are disputed. Conventional energy sources also produce negative by-products through their conversion to thermal energy, kinetic energy, and electric energy, such as radioactive waste, sulphur, CO2, etc. Solar energy is a clean (i.e. minimal negative by-products) but diffuse energy source. Current technology developed to capture solar energy is inefficient in capturing and concentrating the energy for distribution and use as thermal energy, and electrical energy, compared to conventional sources.
Conventional energy sources involve burning a fuel to produce heat which will drive a piston like in a car engine or make steam for a turbine like in a power plant. In this way we are converting the chemical energy into kinetic energy. This way they are more popular than non-conventional power sources. Non conventional energy sources usually do not involve burning. Solar energy, wind, water energy, geothermal and nuclear fusion are examples of non conventional energy sources. Some of these sources produce pollution and most of them will run out for as long as humans are around.
Two-Solar energy and tidal energy.
No it is non conventional energy.
The energy sources that I am most excited about all have lower carbon emissions, compared to conventional energy sources. These include Biomass Energy, Wind Energy, Solar Energy, Geothermal Energy, and Hydroelectric Energy sources.
Yes. Fossil fuels like coal, petrol, diesel, etc. are considered conventional sources of energy. They are also known as non-renewable sources. Solar power, hydel (hydro) power, tidal power, wind power, etc. are all non-conventional sources also known as renewable sources. The conventional sources are called so because they are used more than the non-conventional sources. There are many cars that run on fossil fuels than electricity or solar energy. However, this may change soon.
Examples of non-conventional energy sources, that have the most practical use, are tidal, geothermal, solar, wind and biomass energy.The main three advantages of these non-conventional energy sources are:decreasing dependence on fossil fuel resources.saving environment from pollution.not contributing to global warming.
If you mean sources like wind and solar energy, they are renewable because they don't consume fuel which is non-renewable, they don't emit greenhouse gases, and the sources of energy are free.