Open Systems Flashcards

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How does the change in total energy happen in an open system?

A

When both the mass and energy cross the boundary of an open system

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2
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What is an open system known as?

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Control Volume

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Control Volumes usually enclose a device that involves mass flow such as…

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-Nozzels / diffusers
-Compressors
-Turbines

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What is the definition of mass conservation?

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Mass like energy is a conserved property, and cannot be created or destroyed during a process

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What is the definition of Mass Flow Rate?

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The amount of mass flowing through a cross section per unit time

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What is the definition for mass balance for steady flow?

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During a steady flow process, the total mass contained within a control volume remains constant

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What is the definition for Mass Continuity?

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For steady flow, there is no accumulation of mass in the control volume

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What is the definition of Flow Work?

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The work required to push or pull mass into or out of a control volume

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What is the definition of Steady?

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Does not change with time

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Steady Flow system

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-Fluid flowing through CV in a steady manner
-All properties within CV remain constant with time
-Heat and work interactions with the surroundings do not vary with time
-Volume, mass and total energy content of CV must be constant

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What is a nozzel?

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A device that increases the velocity of the fluid but reduces its pressure

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What is a diffuser?

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A device that increases the pressure of the fluid but reduces its velocity

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Assumptions for Nozzles and Diffusers:

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-Heat transfer to surroundings usually kept small
-No work done on or by the flow in the device
-Change in PE is very small
-The change in enthalpy is equal and opposite to the change in kinetic energy as the flow passes through the nozzle or diffuser

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Turbines

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-Compressor: work consuming device (negative work)
-For both, work done on/ by fluid on the rotating shaft
-Flow for both devices can be considered steady

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Turbine / Compressors Assumptions:

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-Heat transfer to surroundings usually kept small
-Change in KE is generally negligible (not always)
-Change in PE is very small

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