Lecture 04 Flashcards
How are conduction and convection different from thermal radiation?
Conduction and convection are passive modes, which means they need a medium. Thermal radiation is active by emission from a surface.
What does the first law of thermo say about a control volume?
The increase in the amount of energy stored in a control volume must equal the amount of energy that enters the control volume minus the amount of energy that leaves the control volume.
What is the formula for total change in energy os a system?
deltaEsubSYS=sumQ-sumW
When is heat positive and when is heat negative? How about work?
Heat is positive when there’s an increase in heat, and negative when there is a decrease in heat. Work is positive when work is being done BY a system and negative when it is done ON a system.
Using the rate approach (and ignoring work), what is the energy equation used in this class?
d/dt(EsubSYS)=sum(q.in)-sum(q.out)+sum(q.gen)
What does the assumption of steady-state conditions do to the rate equation?
d/dt(EsubSYS)=0
What does the assumption that L=0 do to the rate equation?
d/dt(EsubSYS)=0
Volume becomes a surface (this is good for steady and unsteady)
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