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1
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Common Phases of Substance

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Solid, liquid & gas

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2
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Does not take on the shape or volume of its container

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Solid

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3
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Absorb as much heat energy as it can without vaporizing

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Saturated Liquid

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4
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Example of Saturated Liquid

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Liquid Water at 100C & 1 atm

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5
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Liquid not saturated

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Subcooled Liquid

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6
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Liquid and vapor of the same substance at the same temperature and pressure

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Liquid-vapor mixture
two-phase

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7
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Ideal gas whose specific heats are constants

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Perfect Gas

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8
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Vapor that is on the verge of condensing

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Saturated Vapor

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9
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Example of Saturated Vapor

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Steam at 100C & 1 atm

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10
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Absorb more energy than is needed merely to vaparize it. It wil not condense when small amounts of energy are removed

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Superheated Vapor

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11
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Superheated vapor that behaves according to pV=mRT

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Ideal Gas

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12
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Gas that does not behave according to ideal gas laws

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Real Gas

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13
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Two or more pure gases together

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Gas mixture

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14
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atmospheric gas

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Vapor-gas mixture

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15
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Three dimensional surface that predicts a substance phase includes the following properties

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Pressure
Temperature
Specific Volume
pvT diagram

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16
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Unique state at which solid, liquid and gaseouses phases can coexist

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Triple point

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17
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(T/F) Thermodynamic properties of ideal gases do not depend on other thermodynamic properties

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True. Changes in pressure do not affect changes in specific enthalpy when T constant. Changes un specific volume do not affect change in specific internal energy when T constant.

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18
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A process which no heat crosses the system boundary

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Adiabatic process
Including isentropic and throttling process.

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19
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An adiabatic process which there is no entropy production. Is reversibec

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Isentropic Process

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20
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An adiabatic process in which there is no change in enthalpy, but for which there a significant pressure drop

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Throttling process

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21
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Isobaric Process

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Constant Pressure Process

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22
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Isothermal Process

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Constant Temperature Process

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23
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Isochoric Process

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Constant volume process

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24
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A process that obeys the polytropic equation of state.

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Polytropic process

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25
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Law: The net energy crossing the system boundary is the change in energy inside the system. Whether or not a process is reversible.
The work done in adiabatic process depends only on the systems endpoint conditions.

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First Law of Thermodynimics

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26
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If no mass crosses the system boundaries, the system is

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closed

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27
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If mass flows through the system across the system boundaries, the system is

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open

28
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Example of Open Systems

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Pumps, heat exchangers, jet engines, turbines, boilers

29
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Example of Closed System

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Gas compressed by a piston

30
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System closed to both mass and energy, is an ____ system

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isolated

31
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Qin, Qout, Win, Wout signs

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Qin - heat entrando al sistema (+)
Qout - Heat saliendo del sistema (-)
Win - alrededores haciendo trabajo sobre el system (-)
Wout - system haciendo trabajo hacia los alrededores (+)

32
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Closed System - P constante

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wb=p*deltaV

33
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Closed System - V constante

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wb=0

34
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Closed system - T constante

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wb = RTln(v2/v1) = RTln(p2/p1)

35
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Reversive work (Wrev) - Open systems

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At the boundary, there is a pressure opposing fluid from entering the system. So the work required to cause the flow into the system against the Pexit is w_rev. It is work being done to the system (-)

36
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Substance Phase Determine Rules - Que es?
- T<Tsat @ P dada
- P > Psat @ T dada

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Subcooled liquid

  1. Liquid Vapor Ragion
    - T = Tsat @ P dada
    - P = Psat @ T dada
  2. Superheated Vapor
    - T> Tsat @ P dada
    - P < Psat @ T dada
37
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Substance Phase Determine Rules - Que es?
- T = Tsat @ P dada
- P = Psat @ T dada

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Liquid Vapor Region
- T = Tsat @ P dada
- P = Psat @ T dada

38
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Substance Phase Determine Rules - Que es?
- T> Tsat @ P dada
- P < Psat @ T dada

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Superheated Vapor

39
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T-s diagram Rankine System

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Boiler - P aumenta - T no cambia (no delta h)
Condenser (T no cambia P disminuye, no delta h)
Pump - T aumenta ( no delta s idealmente)
Turbnine - T disminuye ( no delta s idealmente)

40
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Law:
Environment: Entropia del ambiente siempre va a aumentar en un proceso real
Working fluid: Una sustancia puede ser devuelta a su estado original sin aumentar la entropia del sistema, solo en un sistema reversible
Equipment: A machine taht returns the working fluid to its original state require a heat sink. A machine that rejets more energy than the useful work it performs

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2nd Law of Thermodynamics

41
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Cycle that takes heat and uses it to do work on the surroundings

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Power Cycle

42
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Most efficient power cycle possible

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Carnot Cycle

43
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Similar to Carnot Cycle except the compression process occurs in the liquid region

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Rankine Cycle

44
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Four stroke cycle (Power Cycle)

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Otto Cycle

45
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Dry-bulb Temperature (Tdb)

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Temperature that a regular thermometer measure if exposed to air

46
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Wet-bulb Temperature Twb

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Temperature of air that has gone through an adiabatic saturation process. It is measured with a thermometer that is covered with a water saturated cotton wick.

47
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Dew-point Temperature (Tdp)

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This is the dry bulb temperature at which water starts to condense when moist air is cooled in a constant pressure process. Tdp = Tsat for the partial pressure vapor

48
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Tdb = Twb = Tdp

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Saturated air

49
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Tdp< Twb < Tdb

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Unsaturated air

50
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dQ=Tds

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Proceso Reversible

51
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(T/F) 2nd Law of thermodynamics: It is impossible for a system working in a complete cycle to accomplish, as it sole effect, the transfer of ehat from a body at a given temperature to a body at a higher temperature

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True - Calsius statement of 2nd Law of thermodynamics

52
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What are the processes in an ideal Otto Combustion cycle?

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Two constant volume processes and two constant isentropic processes

53
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In which process is the maximum work output obtained?

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In a reversible process. The difference between the maximum and the actual work output is the process irreversibility.

54
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Dalton Law of Partial Pressure

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The total pressure of gas mixture is teh sum od the individual gases partial pressure.

55
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Energy that is given off when the fuel is burned

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Heating Value

56
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Heating Value Units

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Coal - KJ/kg
Oil - KJ/L
Gases - KJ/m3

57
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Heat Value Derived from enthalpy of formation is known as

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Enthalpy of reaction / Heat of Reaction / Heat of combustion - deltaHr

58
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Exothermic Reaction

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Chemical reactions that give off energy (negative enthalpy)

59
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Endothermic Reaction

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Absorb energy (positive enthalpy)

60
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Hess Law

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Enthalpy of reaction = sum of the enthalpies of formation of the products - sume of enthalpies of formation of the reactants.

61
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Molar weight of air

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28.84 g/mol

62
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Volume of 1 mole of ideal gas at standard temperature and pressure is

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22.4 L

63
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The complete combustion of hydrocarbon fuel are

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carbon dioxided and water vapor

64
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When sulfure is present in the fuel, the normal product is

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sulfur dioxide SO2

65
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When there is insufficient oxygen for complete combustion, ___ wil be formed

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Carbon Monoxide (CO)

66
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Cuando se habla de una combustion de air es

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O2 + 3.76N2

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