Termo Flashcards
Common Phases of Substance
Solid, liquid & gas
Does not take on the shape or volume of its container
Solid
Absorb as much heat energy as it can without vaporizing
Saturated Liquid
Example of Saturated Liquid
Liquid Water at 100C & 1 atm
Liquid not saturated
Subcooled Liquid
Liquid and vapor of the same substance at the same temperature and pressure
Liquid-vapor mixture
two-phase
Ideal gas whose specific heats are constants
Perfect Gas
Vapor that is on the verge of condensing
Saturated Vapor
Example of Saturated Vapor
Steam at 100C & 1 atm
Absorb more energy than is needed merely to vaparize it. It wil not condense when small amounts of energy are removed
Superheated Vapor
Superheated vapor that behaves according to pV=mRT
Ideal Gas
Gas that does not behave according to ideal gas laws
Real Gas
Two or more pure gases together
Gas mixture
atmospheric gas
Vapor-gas mixture
Three dimensional surface that predicts a substance phase includes the following properties
Pressure
Temperature
Specific Volume
pvT diagram
Unique state at which solid, liquid and gaseouses phases can coexist
Triple point
(T/F) Thermodynamic properties of ideal gases do not depend on other thermodynamic properties
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.
A process which no heat crosses the system boundary
Adiabatic process
Including isentropic and throttling process.
An adiabatic process which there is no entropy production. Is reversibec
Isentropic Process
An adiabatic process in which there is no change in enthalpy, but for which there a significant pressure drop
Throttling process
Isobaric Process
Constant Pressure Process
Isothermal Process
Constant Temperature Process
Isochoric Process
Constant volume process
A process that obeys the polytropic equation of state.
Polytropic process
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.
First Law of Thermodynimics
If no mass crosses the system boundaries, the system is
closed
If mass flows through the system across the system boundaries, the system is
open
Example of Open Systems
Pumps, heat exchangers, jet engines, turbines, boilers
Example of Closed System
Gas compressed by a piston
System closed to both mass and energy, is an ____ system
isolated
Qin, Qout, Win, Wout signs
Qin - heat entrando al sistema (+)
Qout - Heat saliendo del sistema (-)
Win - alrededores haciendo trabajo sobre el system (-)
Wout - system haciendo trabajo hacia los alrededores (+)
Closed System - P constante
wb=p*deltaV
Closed System - V constante
wb=0
Closed system - T constante
wb = RTln(v2/v1) = RTln(p2/p1)
Reversive work (Wrev) - Open systems
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 (-)
Substance Phase Determine Rules - Que es?
- T<Tsat @ P dada
- P > Psat @ T dada
Subcooled liquid
- Liquid Vapor Ragion
- T = Tsat @ P dada
- P = Psat @ T dada - Superheated Vapor
- T> Tsat @ P dada
- P < Psat @ T dada
Substance Phase Determine Rules - Que es?
- T = Tsat @ P dada
- P = Psat @ T dada
Liquid Vapor Region
- T = Tsat @ P dada
- P = Psat @ T dada
Substance Phase Determine Rules - Que es?
- T> Tsat @ P dada
- P < Psat @ T dada
Superheated Vapor
T-s diagram Rankine System
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)
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
2nd Law of Thermodynamics
Cycle that takes heat and uses it to do work on the surroundings
Power Cycle
Most efficient power cycle possible
Carnot Cycle
Similar to Carnot Cycle except the compression process occurs in the liquid region
Rankine Cycle
Four stroke cycle (Power Cycle)
Otto Cycle
Dry-bulb Temperature (Tdb)
Temperature that a regular thermometer measure if exposed to air
Wet-bulb Temperature Twb
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.
Dew-point Temperature (Tdp)
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
Tdb = Twb = Tdp
Saturated air
Tdp< Twb < Tdb
Unsaturated air
dQ=Tds
Proceso Reversible
(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
True - Calsius statement of 2nd Law of thermodynamics
What are the processes in an ideal Otto Combustion cycle?
Two constant volume processes and two constant isentropic processes
In which process is the maximum work output obtained?
In a reversible process. The difference between the maximum and the actual work output is the process irreversibility.
Dalton Law of Partial Pressure
The total pressure of gas mixture is teh sum od the individual gases partial pressure.
Energy that is given off when the fuel is burned
Heating Value
Heating Value Units
Coal - KJ/kg
Oil - KJ/L
Gases - KJ/m3
Heat Value Derived from enthalpy of formation is known as
Enthalpy of reaction / Heat of Reaction / Heat of combustion - deltaHr
Exothermic Reaction
Chemical reactions that give off energy (negative enthalpy)
Endothermic Reaction
Absorb energy (positive enthalpy)
Hess Law
Enthalpy of reaction = sum of the enthalpies of formation of the products - sume of enthalpies of formation of the reactants.
Molar weight of air
28.84 g/mol
Volume of 1 mole of ideal gas at standard temperature and pressure is
22.4 L
The complete combustion of hydrocarbon fuel are
carbon dioxided and water vapor
When sulfure is present in the fuel, the normal product is
sulfur dioxide SO2
When there is insufficient oxygen for complete combustion, ___ wil be formed
Carbon Monoxide (CO)
Cuando se habla de una combustion de air es
O2 + 3.76N2