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Heat engine
Efficiency of heat engine
The energy transfer through out the heat
engine process
p-v diagram of heat engine
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Thermodynamics is the science of energy
conversion involving heat and other forms of
energy, most notably mechanical work.
It studies and interrelates the macroscopic
variables, such as temperature, volume and
pressure, which describe physical,
thermodynamic systems.
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The equal sign in the Clausius inequality above applies
only to the the ideal or Carnot cycle.
Integral represents the net change in entropy in one
complete cycle, it attributes a zero entropy change to the
most efficient engine cycle, and makes it clear that
entropy does not decrease even in an ideal engine cycle.
The Clausius Inequality applies to any real engine cycle
and implies a negative change in entropy on the cycle.
That is, the entropy given to the environment during the
cycle is larger than the entropy transferred to the engine
by heat from the hot reservoir.
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In the simplified heat engine where:
i. the heat QH is all added at temperature TH
ii. entropy ΔS = QH/TH is added to the system
iii. the engine temperature will be less than TH
iv. at least part of the time when heat is being added
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A heat engine typically uses energy
provided in the form of heat to do work
Thermodynamics is the study of the
relationships between heat and work.
The first law and second law of
thermodynamics constrain the operation
of a heat engine.
The first law is the application of
conservation of energy to the system
second laws determines the direction of
energy flow.
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QUESTION AND ANSWER :
refers to p-v diagram of perfect cycle show
the difference between ΔT = 0 and Q = 0
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Gas turbines use hot gases generated directly from the combustion of fossil
fuels. The hot gas expands through the blades on the turbine rotor causing
them to move. The gas turbine process is:
3-4 irreversible but approximately
adiabatic expansion of combustion
gases
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Heat engines are designed for the purpose of
converting thermal energy to work
Their performance is expressed in terms of the thermal
efficiency
The ideal cycles are internally reversible
the thermal efficiency of an ideal cycle
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To receive heat energy from external sources of heat and convert the
heat energy as much as possible to the form of mechanical work.
The theoretical thermal efficiency of the cycle is called the thermal
efficiency of an ideal
or theoretical thermal efficiency
or air standard efficiency air as the working fluid is assumed.
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Thermal Efficiency
The heat Q1 is transferred from heat
source to heat engine.
Relative to heat engine, Q1 is
positive → Q1>0
Heat engine (HE) rejects heat Q0 to
heat sink.
Absorbed heat can be completely
converted to work.
This work can be calculated by
balancing the energy transport
(Law of energy conservation):
∑W= Q1+ Q0
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QUESTION AND ANSWER :
What is heat engine ?
What efficiency of heat engine
What the energy transfer through out the
heat engine process
Draw and label heat engine p-v diagram