Thermodynamics EAS 204 Spring 2004 Class Month Day Chapter Topic Reading Due 1 January 12 M Introduction 2 14 W Chapter 1 Concepts Chapter 1 19 M MLK

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Thermdynamics EAS 204 Spring 2004 Class Mnth Day Chapter Tpic Reading Due 1 January 12 M Intrductin 2 14 W Chapter 1 Cncepts Chapter 1 19 M MLK Hliday n class 3 21 W Chapter 2 Prperties Chapter 2 PS1 4 26 M Chapter 2 Prperties PS 2 5 28 W Chapter 2 Prperties 6 February 2 M Chapter 3 Heat&Wrk PS 3 7 4 W Chapter 3 Heat&Wrk 8 9 M Chapter 4 First Law Chapter 4 PS 4 9 11 W Chapter 4 First Law 10 16 M Chapter 4 First Law PS 5 11 18 W Chapter 4 First Law 12 23 M Review Chapter 5 PS 6 13 25 W Exam 1-4 14 March 1 M Chapter 5 Secnd Law Chapter 5 PS 7 15 3 W Chapter 5 Secnd Law 16 8 M Chapter 5 Secnd Law 17 10 W Chapter 6 Entrpy Chapter 6 15 M Spring Recess n class PS 8 17 W Spring Recess n class 18 22 M Chapter 6 Entrpy PS 9 19 24 W Review 20 29 M Exam 5-6 PS 10 21 31 W Chapter 8 Gas Pwer Chapter 8 22 April 5 M Chapter 8 Gas Pwer PS 11 23 7 W Chapter 9 Vapr Pwer Chapter 9 24 12 M Chapter 9 Vapr Pwer PS 12 25 14 W Chapter 9 Vapr Pwer 26 19 M Refrigeratin s Chapter 10 PS 13 27 21 W Refrigeratin s 28 26 M Review PS 14 TBA FINAL

Curse Summary Chapter 1 Cncepts Thermdynamic system, prperties, state pint, prcess, cycle, heat and wrk. Thermdynamic prblem slving technique. Chapter 2 Fluid Prperties Real gases - steam, air, refrigerants tables Ideal gases Equatins f state - EES CD Chapter 3 Heat and Wrk Wrk in nn-flw, steady flw and unsteady flw systems. Adiabatic Prcess Chapter 4 First Law First Law fr prcesses and cycles Heat and wrk in clsed nn-flw, pen flw and unsteady flw systems. Chapter 5 Secnd Law Statement and Crllaries Heat Engines Reversible engines and refrigeratrs Carnt Chapter 6 Entrpy Secnd Law and heat engines The Entrpy prperty Isentrpic prcess Entrpy change calculatin Chapter 8 Gas Pwer s Braytn (gas turbine) cycle Ott (spark ignitin engine) cycle Diesel cycle Chapter 9 Vapr Pwer s Rankine (steam pwer) reheat, superheat and regeneratin cycles Chapter 10 Refrigeratin s Vapr Cmpressin Heat Pumps Reversed Braytn

THERMODYNAMICS OVERVIEW Thermdynamics Thermdynamics is the study f the relatinship between all frms f Energy beginning histrically with the relatinship between Heat and Wrk. Laws f Thermdynamics ( fundamental bservatins) Mass Balance (shuld be a law) Mass can nt be created r destryed and is cnserved. First Law Heat and wrk are equivalent Prperty energy is defined Energy can change frm, can nt be destryed, and is cnserved Secnd Law Heat can nt be cnverted cmpletely t wrk. Prperty entrpy defined. Ideal and actual heat engine efficiency.

THERMODYNAMICS IN DESIGN Thermdynamic Analysis Prcess Analysis Thermdynamic analysis is the first step in energy system design. Thrugh Thermdynamic Analysis the required mass flws, vlume flws, temperatures and pressures are established. Perfrmance is determined. ENERGY SYSTEMS Gasline Engines Diesel Engines Steam Pwer Plants Chemical Plants Cmpressin Systems Gas Liquefactin Fd Prcessing Plants Rcket Engines Air Cnditining Systems Refrigeratin Systems Heating Systems Gas Turbine Engines

Thermdynamics Cncepts Thermdynamic System Prperties State Pint Prcess Heat Wrk Energy

HEAT WORK Thermdynamic MASS Cntrl Vlume 3 Types f SYSTEMS Clsed Open Unsteady

CLOSED THERMODYNAMIC SYSTEM NON FLOW SYSTEM A MASS OF MATERIAL. Heat and Wrk can crss the system bundaries. Mass can nt. Examples: A clsed tank. A pistn cylinder. A balln Heat Wrk Cncepts System Prperties State Pint Prcess

OPEN THERMODYNAMIC SYSTEM STEADY FLOW THERMODYNAMIC SYSTEM A FIXED REGION IN SPACE Mass, heat and wrk can crss the system bundaries. Examples: turbine, cmpressrs, bilers, heat exchangers Cncepts System Prperties State Pint Prcess Mass in Mass ut Heat Wrk

UNSTEADY FLOW THERMODYNAMIC SYSTEM A VARIABLE MASS Mass, heat and wrk can crss the system bundaries Cncepts System Prperties State Pint Prcess Examples: A filling tank. An emptying tank Pistn-Cylinder Filling Heat Mass Wrk

Identify the thermdynamic system, 1) pen,steady flw thermdynamic system 2) clsed,nn-flw thermdynamic system 3) unsteady flw thermdynamic system in the fllwing prblems. Cncepts System Prperties State Pint Prcess 2-48 clsed system, mass f water in the pistn cylinder. 2-123 clsed system, mass f hydrgen in bth tanks 3-50 pen system, regin in space ccupied by the nzzle 3-74 clsed system, mass f ball 4-11 clsed system, mass f steam in the radiatr 4-84 pen system, regin in space ccupied by the turbine 4-155 unsteady system, mass initially in the tank 5-84 pen system, regin in space ccupied by the heat engine 6-100 pen system, regin in space ccupied by the cmpressr 6-132 pen system, regin in space ccupied by the mixing chamber

Thermdynamic Prperties Temperature p v ρ F = 1.8 K= R= Pressure kpa, atmspheres, bar, lb/in Abslute pressure = Gage pressure + Ambient pressure Density kg/m V Vlume m V = mass v u SpecificInternalEnergy kj/kg, BTU/lb du = c c v C + 273.15 F + 459.69 v dt F, C + 32.,ft C, abslute, 3 m /kg,ft,lbm/ft 3 specifc heat at cnstant vlume, kg/jg, m /kg U InternalEnergy kj, BTU SpecificVlume 3 3 3 3 3 /lb K, R 2 C, BTU/lbm F Cncepts System Prperties State Pint Prcess

Thermdynamic Prperties h Specific Enthalpy kj/kg, BTU/lbm h = u + pv c p dh = c dt specific heat at cnstant pressure, H Enthalpy kj, BTU H = m h s S Specific Entrpy kj/ p S = m s Entrpy kj/kg K C, kj/kg C, BTU/lbm F BTU/lbm F Cncepts System Prperties State Pint Prcess

PRESSURE P = P + abs atm P gage

Frce Units - frce = mass x acceleratin 1N = 1kg 1m/sec 9.807 N = 1kg 9.807 m/sec Mass is gravitatinal 9.807 N at an acceleratin f 2 measured indirectly by measuring frceit exerts. 2 l kg mass weighs 9.807 m/sec 2 the 1lb 1lb 1lb 1lb 1lb f f m f m = lb = lb m m 1 = slugs 32.174 = l slug 1 ft/sec c weighs1lb g ft/sec 32.174 ft/sec f 2 2 2 at an acceleratin f 32.174ft/sec 2 Energy Units - 1J = 1N 1m Calrie 1g water at 15 1J = 4.1868 calries 1kJ = 4.1816 kg water at 15 frce x distance, mass and temperature change C raised15 C C raised15 C 1ftlb f = 1lb BTU 1lb f m 1ft 1BTU = 778 ftlb water at 60 f F raised1 F Pwer Units - energy per time 1watt 1J/sec 1kw 1kJ/sec 1HP = 550ftlb 1kw =.7457HP f /sec

THERMODYNAMIC STATE POINT Prperties are measured. Equatins and mdels are fitted t the data resulting in : Tables f Prperty Values Equatins f State Cmputer prperty mdules Tw prperties define the state pint f a single phase fluid. One prperty defines the state pint f a multiphase fluid. rdinate prperty abscissa prperty (T,p,v,u,h,s) Cncepts System Prperties State Pint Prcess

THERMODYNAMIC PROCESS A thermdynamic prcess is an interactin between a thermdynamic system and its surrundings which results in a change in the state pint f the system Reversible Prcess A prcess is reversible if the state pints f all affected thermdynamic systems, including the external system r surrundings, are returned t their riginal state pint values. Examples: - mvement f a frictinless pendulum - transfer f wrk t ptential energy withut lss - mvement f a frictinless spring Cncepts System Prperties State Pint Prcess Irreversible Prcess A prcess which can nt be reversing bringing all the affected thermdynamic prperties back t their riginal values is irreversible. Examples: - applying brakes t a mving wheel - mixing ht and cld water - transfer f heat thrugh a finite temperature difference

THERMODYNAMIC CYCLE A thermdynamic system underges a cycle when the system is subjected t a series f prcesses and all f the state pint prperties f the system are returned t their initial values. Cncepts System Prperties State Pint Prcess Q cycle net = cycle Q prcess p W cycle net = cycle W prcess initial pint First Law v δq = δw

Thermdynamic Prblem Slving Technique 1. Prblem Statement Carbn dixide is cntained in a cylinder with a pistn. The carbn dixide is cmpressed with heat remval frm T1,p1 t T2,p2. The gas is then heated frm T2, p2 t T3, p3 at cnstant vlume and then expanded withut heat transfer t the riginal state pint. 2. Schematic 3. Select Thermdynamic System pen - clsed - cntrl vlume a clsed thermdynamic system cmpsed t the mass f carbn dixide in the cylinder CO 2 p p 4. Prperty Diagram state pints - prcesses - cycle Q T2,p2 T3,p3 W v Q W T1,p1 5. Prperty Determinatin T2,p2 v T p v u h s 1 2 3 6. Laws f Thermdynamics Q=? W=? E=? material flws=?