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Hair Dryer

Hair Dryer. A hair dryer uses 1200 watts 1200W(x).15hrs/dy(x)300dys/yr= 54,000Watts a year or 54kWh 54kWh ( x ) .0355cents/kWh= $1.92 per year. Wind Energy. I can use wind energy to replace the electricity it is currently using.

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Hair Dryer

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  1. Hair Dryer A hair dryer uses 1200 watts 1200W(x).15hrs/dy(x)300dys/yr= 54,000Watts a year or 54kWh 54kWh (x) .0355cents/kWh= $1.92 per year

  2. Wind Energy I can use wind energy to replace the electricity it is currently using. I would do this by attaching a wind generator to the end of my hair dryer. When I want to dry my hair I will go outside and the wind will go through the generator, heat up, and then blow out the other end and dry my hair. (http://www.bp.com/iframe.do?categoryId=9025015&contentId=7047453)

  3. Alarm Clock An alarm clock uses 10 Watts (10W) x (24hrs/day) x (365 days/yr)= 87,600 Watts a year or 87.6 kWh 87.6 kWh x .0355 cents/kWh= $3.11 per year

  4. Solar Energy I can use solar power to replace the electricity already being used. I can do this by placing a small solar panel on the top of my alarm clock that would take the suns energy and store it in the batteries. I would keep my clock my my window so that it can charge up during the day.http://www.energyalternatives.ca/content/Categories/SolarInfo.asp)

  5. Works Cited • Bp. Alternative Energy. http://www.bp.com/iframe.do?category Id=9025015&contentId=70474531996. April 5, 2012. • http://www.energyalternatives.ca/content/Categories/SolarInfo.asp)

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