Introduction to Energy Conversion and Environmental Engineering
ENG EK 225
This class examines the existing state of the world's energy use and its impact on society and the planet. A quantitative framework is provided in order to evaluate current and potential technologies. Individual energy generation, conversion, and end use options are evaluated within this framework. Both renewable energy generation technologies: wind, solar, biomass, and hydro, and conventional sources such as nuclear and fossil fuels will be compared. Energy conversion is discussed with regards to batteries and fuel cells, liquid bio- fuels, and grid level storage systems. These technologies are then put into a social context and their use around the world is discussed. Evaluations are based on homework and class discussions, midterms, and a final. Cannot be used for credit towards an engineering degree.
FALL 2024 Schedule
Section | Instructor | Location | Schedule | Notes |
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A1 | Ryan | EPC 208 | MW 10:10 am-11:55 am | Meche Waitlist |
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