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) ( ) ( ientroicroce VmR R IdealGaModel PROPERIES m m m u m u ysytem Unteadu gz V u m OenSytem E CloedSytem FIRSLA boundary o

CARNO CYCLE IH AER. C Carnot net H S L H L C net maximum at 0 C : net Carnot net.9 % 0. kj/kg maximum area H

SUPERHEA RANKINE CYCLE boiler um condener REHEA RANKINE CYCLE um boiler condener turbe

U Firt Law dq du dw dq d ubitiutg for dq and dw, d d ( du) ( d) ubitiutg for du, ( d d d) ( d) d d d for an adiabaticroce, d 0 d dw d u d du d d d d Second Law Boundary ork roerty defition, i an exact differential Examle: water umed from ia to 0 ia w ( ) ( 0ia ia) i/f w.lb/ft lbf 0 ft lbf w ft., (ft of fluid) lbm. lbm ft ft ft lbf BU w..0 BU/lb lb ft lb m Examle: water umed from 00 kpa to 00 kpa w ( ) w.000 m /kg w.0 m kg kpa, f m ( 00 kpa 00 kpa) kj/kg

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EES Model

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SECOND LA PROCESS EFFICIENCY actual Heat Enge exanion roce benefit ork ientroic ideal ientroic effort ideal comreion roce out actual by Firt Law function ( ) CYCLE EFFICIENCY H, L H H CYCLE L L δ deendent of at roerty? FIRS ANDSECOND LAS COMBINED δ d du d 0 for reerible rocee > 0 for irreerible rocee S m > 0 iolated ytem, irreerible rocee out H L CARNO reerible H L COPrefrigerator out H L out H out COPeat um out H L

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