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The exergy method of thermal plant analysis /
The Exergy Method of Thermal Plant Analysis aims to discuss the history, related concepts, applications, and development of the Exergy Method - analysis technique that uses the Second Law of Thermodynamics as the basis of evaluation of thermodynamic loss. The book, after an introduction to thermodyn...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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London ; Boston :
Butterworths,
1985.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Front Cover; Dedication; The Exergy Method of Thermal Plant Analysis; Copyright Page; Foreword; Preface; Table of Contents; CHAPTER 1. Review of the Fundamentals; 1.1 Basic concepts; 1.2 Zeroth Law; 1.3 First Law; 1.4 Equations of mass balance and exergy balance for a control region; 1.5 Second Law; 1.6 Maximum efficiency of a heat engine; 1.7 Reversibility and irreversibiHty; 1.8 Three examples of irreversible processes; 1.9 Entropy production of a system; 1.10 Entropy production rate in a control region
- 1.11 Maximum work obtainable from a system in combination with a thermal energy reservoir1.12 Maximum work of a chemical reaction; 1.13 Chemical potential; CHAPTER 2. Basic Exergy Concepts; 2.1 Classification of forms of energy; 2.2 The concept of exergy; 2.3 Exergy concepts for a control region; 2.4 Physical exergy; 2.5 Chemical exergy; 2.6 Exergy concepts for closed system analysis; 2.7 Non-flow exergy; CHAPTER 3. Elements of Plant Analysis; 3.1 Control mass analysis; 3.2 Control region analysis; 3.3 Avoidable and intrinsic irreversibility; 3.4 Criteria of performance
- 3.5 Pictorial representation of the exergy balance3.6 Exergy-based property diagrams; 3.7 Thermodynamic feasibihty of new thermal plants; CHAPTER 4. Exergy Analysis of Simple Processes; 4.1 Expansion processes; 4.2 Compression processes; 4.3 Heat transfer processes; 4.4 Mixing and separation processes; 4.5 Chemical processes including combustion; 4.6 Combustion processes; CHAPTER5. Examples of Thermal and Chemical Plant Analysis; 5.1 Linde air liquefaction plant; 5.2 Sulphuric acid plant; 5.3 Gas turbine plant; 5.4 Refrigeration plant; CHAPTER 6. Thermoeconomic Applications of Exergy