How much energy consume to destroy?

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In summary, energy consumption refers to the amount of energy used for various activities, including destruction. It is typically measured in joules or watt-hours and can be affected by factors such as material, method, and force. However, it can be reduced by using more efficient methods and is generally higher in destruction compared to other activities.
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When some gun powder explode in a iron hollow cylinder , how much energy consume to destroy that cylinder?
We have inner and outer diameter and height .
I calculate all of energy by enthalpy of combustion , I don`t know how much convert to thermal energy and how much consume to destroy .
 
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I guess it also depends partly on the cylinder.
 

1. What is the definition of energy consumption?

Energy consumption refers to the amount of energy used to power a particular activity or process. This can include activities such as heating, transportation, and manufacturing.

2. How is energy consumption measured?

Energy consumption is typically measured in units of joules (J) or watt-hours (Wh). These units represent the amount of energy required to perform a certain amount of work or power an electrical device for a certain amount of time.

3. What factors affect the amount of energy required to destroy something?

The amount of energy required to destroy something depends on several factors, including the material and composition of the object, the method of destruction, and the amount of force or pressure applied.

4. Can energy consumption be reduced in the process of destruction?

Yes, energy consumption can be reduced by using more efficient methods of destruction, such as using renewable energy sources or implementing recycling and waste reduction practices.

5. How does energy consumption for destruction compare to other activities?

The amount of energy consumed for destruction varies depending on the specific activity and materials involved. However, in general, destruction processes tend to have higher energy consumption compared to other activities due to the amount of force and heat required to break down materials.

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