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9781439894705

Thermodynamics and Energy Systems Analysis: Volume 2, Solved Problems and Exercises

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    9781439894705

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    1439894701

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2012-02-02
  • Publisher: EFPL Press

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This book illustrates the basic concepts of phenomenological thermodynamics, and to move from theory to practice by considering problems in the fields of thermodynamics and energy-systems analysis. Many subjects are handled from a energetics or exergetics angle: calorimeters, evaporators, condensers, flow meters, sub or supersonic nozzles, ejectors, compressors, pumps, turbines, combustion processes, heaters, smoke stacks, cooling towers, motors, turbo-reactors, heat pumps, air conditioning, thermo-electrical generators, energy storage, etc.

Author Biography

Lucien Borel graduated in mechanical engineering from the Ecole Polytechrdque of Lausanne in 1950. He then worked in Swiss industry before his nomination in 1954 as professor of thermodynamics at the same school that became the EPPL in 1969. He directed the Laboratory of Thermodynamics and Energetics, contributing to research in thermodynamics, turbomachines and energy systems analyses until 1988. Daniel Favrat graduated from the EPFL in mechanical engineering in 1972, followed by a Ph.D. in 1976. After 12 years working in industrial research centers in Canada and Switzerland, he became professor and director of the Industrial Energy Systems Laboratory at the EPFL in 1988. His primary fields of research and teaching include the thermodynamics and optimization of energy systems, and the design of advanced energy technologies. He is a member of the Swiss Academy of Engineering Sciences, of the French Academy of Technology and vice-chair of the energy committee of the World Federation of Engineering Organizations. He is a member of the editorial board of several journals, including Energy and the International Journal of Thermodynamics. Dinh Lan Nguyen and Magdi Batato work in industry after having received their mechanical engineering masters and Ph.D. degrees from the EPFL.

Table of Contents

Prefacep. v
Tribute to a great thermodynamicist Professor Lucien Borelp. vii
Generalities and fundamental lawsp. 1
Cooling of a copper piecep. 1
Shock of a container against a wallp. 3
Work transfer relative to a closed systemp. 6
Mechanical power of a steam turbinep. 7
Water power brakep. 9
Irreversibility in a cooled compressorp. 10
Irreversibility in a heat transmitter (heat exchanger)p. 12
Cooling at constant pressurep. 14
Oxidation of glucosep. 15
Work and heat transfer relative to a closed systemp. 16
Car batteryp. 17
Slowing down of a carp. 17
Irreversibility during heatingp. 18
Closed systems and general thermodynamic relationsp. 21
Polytropic compressionp. 21
Thermal factorsp. 23
Polytropic factorp. 24
Isochoric specific heatp. 26
Entropy change of a gasp. 27
Enthalpy and entropy changes of a liquidp. 29
Shock of a sphere in freefallp. 31
Fundamental relations between state functionsp. 33
Compression of oxygen according to different pathsp. 35
Compression of air under different conditionsp. 39
Filling of a bottlep. 45
Expansion without dissipationp. 46
Experiment of Torricellip. 47
Relations of Maxwellp. 48
Isothermal compressionp. 49
Balances of extensive entitiesp. 51
Water dispenserp. 51
Weighing of a receiver with flowsp. 52
Mixture of two liquid jetsp. 54
Emptying of a reservoirp. 56
Propulsion of a boatp. 59
Launch of a rocketp. 60
Pipe linkp. 62
Reaction force on a bent pipelinep. 63
Thrust of a turboreactorp. 65
Open systems in steady-state operationp. 67
Stack of a thermal power plantp. 67
Central heating plant of a buildingp. 70
Inflating the tube of a tirep. 74
Supercharging system of a Diesel enginep. 77
Radial compressorp. 79
Inlet diffuser of a turboreactorp. 84
Pitot tubep. 86
Flow in a channel of constant sectionp. 88
Flow in a simple nozzlep. 90
Flow in a Laval nozzlep. 93
Curtis turbinep. 95
Single- or multi-stage compressionp. 101
Expansion in a turbinep. 103
Compression systemp. 106
Prandtl tubep. 107
Dimensioning of a Laval nozzlep. 108
Mass flow measurement with an orificep. 109
Thermodynamic properties of matterp. 111
State function of a perfect gasp. 111
Experiment of Gay-Lussac-Joulep. 113
Joule-Thomson expansionp. 115
Irreversible expansion of a perfect gasp. 119
Reversible expansions of a perfect gasp. 123
Work relative to an isothermal expansionp. 127
Isochoric heating of waterp. 130
Equations of statep. 131
Fusion by compressionp. 134
Calorific measurementsp. 136
Ejectorp. 140
Joule-Thomson expansion of water (in liquid phase)p. 147
Kinetic theory of gasesp. 149
Earth atmospherep. 150
Equilibrium of a balloonp. 151
Isobaric heating and partial vaporisation of waterp. 152
Isochoric heating and isobaric cooling of a perfect gasp. 154
Heat of vaporisationp. 155
Mixture of ideal or perfect gasesp. 157
Characteristics of a town gasp. 157
Compression of a mixture of nitrogen and of argonp. 159
Heating and compression of combustion gasp. 161
Mixture of gas flowing in a thermal energy transmitter (heat exchanger)p. 163
Mixture of nitrogen and carbon dioxide, in a hermetic enclosurep. 165
Fabrication of synthetic airp. 168
Expansions and mixing of gasesp. 172
Change of the concentrations of a mixture of nitrogen and of carbon dioxidep. 176
Mixing of air and of methane, in steady-state operationp. 178
Characteristics of a mixture of oxygen and nitrogenp. 180
Characteristics of a gas of a blast furnacep. 181
Compression of a mixture of ethane and airp. 182
Change of the composition and compression of a mixture of ethane and propanep. 183
Introduction of nitrogen in a reservoir of hydrogenp. 185
Conditioning of fumes for dryingp. 186
Mixtures of a gas with a condensable substancep. 189
Mixture of two mixturesp. 189
Wet cooling towerp. 192
Humidification of the air of a roomp. 195
Condensation on a wallp. 198
Paraisothermal compressorp. 200
Drying of a productp. 205
Air conditioning of an indoor swimming poolp. 209
Air conditioning of an office in summerp. 216
State of the air in a roomp. 222
Characteristics of atmospheric airp. 224
Cooling of air by humidificationp. 225
Cold roomp. 226
Air conditioning of an office in winterp. 227
Thermodynamic processes and diagramsp. 231
Adiabatic expansion of an ideal gasp. 231
Emptying of a compressed air tankp. 233
Feeding a start-up turbinep. 235
Expansion of steam in a turbinep. 238
Phase change of waterp. 241
Displacement of a piston by expansion of a gasp. 244
Processes relative to the expansion of heliump. 247
Theoretical cycle of a hot air enginep. 251
Theoretical cycle of -a Diesel enginep. 256
Typical thermodynamic processesp. 261
Condensation of a refrigerantp. 264
Phase change of carbon dioxidep. 265
Production of compressed airp. 267
Processes during a cyclep. 268
Simple examples of application of the First and Second Lawsp. 271
Process of conversion from mechanical energy to internal energy (experiment of Joule)p. 271
Expansion without transfer of mechanical energy (experiment of Gay-Lussac-Joule)p. 271
Expansion with transfer of mechanical energyp. 272
Energy conversion processesp. 273
Evolution of a heterogeneous systemp. 273
Heat transfer between two bodiesp. 274
Energy and exergy analyses (thermomechanical processes)p. 275
Reheater of a nuclear power plantp. 275
Cold room of a refrigeration plantp. 277
Condenser of a steam power plantp. 281
Open and closed feedwater reheatersp. 284
High pressure turbine of the power plant of Leibstadtp. 287
Paraisothermal compressor of a refrigeration plantp. 289
Cooled compressorp. 293
Liquid air production plantp. 296
Cost of energy relative to a cogeneration plantp. 303
Ejectorp. 307
Expansion without work transfer (Experiment of Gay-Lussac-Joule)p. 309
Flow in an orificep. 310
Heat transfer between two partsp. 310
Isochoric mixture of two gasesp. 311
Mixing of several gases, in steady-state conditionsp. 312
Isochoric heatingp. 313
Isobaric heatingp. 314
Heating under steady-state conditionsp. 315
Thermal energy storagep. 316
Combustionp. 319
Combustion of a light oilp. 319
Incomplete combustion of heavy oilp. 321
Combustion of natural gasp. 327
Dewpoint of combustion gasesp. 333
Combustion chamber of a thermal power plantp. 335
Industrial steam boilerp. 339
Cooling and diffusion of a plume of combustion gas in the atmospherep. 347
Gasoline enginep. 351
Incomplete combustionp. 353
Turboreactor of a airplanep. 357
Liquid fuel for a steam boilerp. 362
Bomb calorimeterp. 363
Influence of the reference conditions on the heating valuep. 365
Characteristics of a liquid fuelp. 366
Combustion of hexanep. 367
Combustion chamber of a gas plantp. 367
Thermal losses of a combustion chamberp. 368
Examples of application of chapter 10 and 11p. 371
Combustion chamberp. 371
Steam boilerp. 372
Internal combustion enginep. 376
Thermodynamic cyclesp. 379
Beau-de-Rochas or Otto cyclep. 379
Stirling cyclep. 383
Ericsson's pseudo-cyclep. .386
Cycle of a hot air enginep. 388
Simple Diesel cyclep. 391
Brayton cyclep. 394
Rankine cyclep. 400
Turboreactor cyclep. 402
Reversed Brayton cyclep. 409
Carnot cyclep. 412
Improved Diesel cyclep. 413
Statoreactor cyclep. 415
Superposed thermopump cyclesp. 418
Reversed pseudo-Stirling cyclep. 419
Reversed pseudo-Ericsson cyclep. 421
Comparative study of theoretical power cyclesp. 422
Comparative study of theoretical thermopump cyclesp. 424
Comparative study of theoretical frigopump cyclesp. 426
Study of theoretical cogeneration cyclesp. 428
Applications: Examples from Chapters 10 to 13p. 431
Atmospheric cooling of a condenserp. 431
Industrial open cycle gas turbinep. 435
Gas-steam combined cycle plantp. 447
Closed cycle gas turbine, with two shaft linesp. 451
System of compression thermopump (heating heat pump system)p. 456
Compression frigopump system (cooling heat-pump system)p. 462
Liquid helium production plantp. 469
Turbocompression frigopump systemp. 475
Simple steam power plantp. 480
Steam cycle with reheatp. 481
Steam power plant, with extractionp. 481
Steam power plant, in quasi-steady-state operationp. 482
Cogeneration steam power plantp. 483
Open cycle gas turbinep. 484
Thermopump plant with a semi-hermetic compressorp. 487
Frigopump system with subcoolerp. 490
Linear thermodynamics of irreversible phenomenap. 495
Source of entropy in a barp. 495
Thermocouplep. 497
Thermoelectric generatorp. 499
Thermoelectric modulep. 506
Thermoelectric thermopumpp. 512
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