Conservation Of Energy (1959)
1959 · Short film · 26 min · dir. Norton Bloom
Synopsis
This PSSC physics film shows 24,000 tons of coal unloaded from one boat, at 60 tons per minute. Demonstrates the principle of conservation of energy using a coal-fired power plant as a practical example. It details the process of converting the potential energy of coal into thermal energy and then into electrical energy. Key components of the plant, such as the boiler, turbine, and condenser, are explained, showcasing how energy flows through the system. The video emphasizes that energy is…
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- Director
- Norton Bloom
- Running time
- 26 minutes
Cast & crew
- Norton Bloom Director
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