Abstract:
The concept of resistance against the effect of energy, or simply resistance against energy, is a generic concept about any resistance that acts against the effect of energy. It is mainly related to the notion of energy and refers to the specific resistance and prime barrier that is found for containing, confining or holding any type of energy. The suggested definition of this concept is given as “any resistance that always provides the same counter effect against a limited quantity of driving energy, for a single type of energy” (Author). Here, the driving aspect of energy is about the earlier disposition of energy as capacity for producing phenomena and effects in nature. Both notions of driving energy and resistance against energy are actually quantifiable and classifiable as a physical parameter.
The study of the particular interaction between driving energy and resistance against energy provides a simple approach to understanding engineering systems, hazards, and maybe other concepts. For example, we can understand from this interaction how energy phenomena and effects are generically driven in nature, in addition, the normal state and/or operation of an engineering system, as well as the related safety features could be illustrated by means of these two basic parameters. It is expected that this study will trigger a more efficient and safer design of energy arrangements in industrial systems, and hopefully it will release an even wider area of research in the future.