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Universal Balance Equation for Any Extensive Property
Accumulation = transport + generation
Inte rated form for some eriod of time:
Review of Engineering Thermodynamics
Rate form:
final initial amount amount amount amount
amount amount entering leaving generated consumed
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( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )
rate of rate of rate of rate of rate of
change transport in transport out generation consumption
! " ! " ! " ! " ! "$ # % #& ' & ' & ' & ' & '
( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )
Controlvolume
or system
Mass
entering (1)
Mass
leaving (2)
Q W
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Mass Balance• Unsteady balance for CV
** #$exits
e
inlets
iCV mm
dt
dm!! ** #$#$+
exits
e
inlets
iCV mmmmm 12
• Steady balance for CV
• Balance for closed system
0$dt
dm sys012 $#$+ mmm sys
** #$exits
e
inlets
i mm !!0 ** #$exits
e
inlets
i mm0
• Averaged flow
avav
avavav
v
V
v
AVel AVel !m
!
! $$$
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Energy Balance
• Unsteady balance for CV
Pvuh gz Vel ue%$%%$
,2
1 2
• Steady balance for CV
** ,, -
.//0
1 %%#,,
-
.//0
1 %%%%$
exits e
e
inlets i
iin,net in,net CV gz
Vel hm gz
Vel hmW Q
dt
dE
22
22
!!!!
** ,, .
//1
%%#,, .
//1
%%%%$ eiin,net in,net gz Vel
hm gz Vel
hmW Q22
022
!!!!
• Balance for closed system
net innet in
sysW Q
dt
dE ,,
!! %$ net innet in sys W Q E ,, %$+
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Entropy Balance
• Unsteady balance for CV
There is only one form of entropy.
rocessleirreversib02S !
• Steady balance for CV
gen
exits
ee
inlets
ii
n
j j
jinCV S sm smT
Q
dt
dS !!!
!
%#%$ ***$1
,
processimpossible
processreversible
0
0
3
$
gen
gen
S
S
!
!
n jin
S sm smQ
!!!
!
%#%$ ,0
• Balance for closed system
gen
n
j j
jin sysS
T
Q
dt
dS !
!
%$ *$1
, gen
in sys S
T
Q s smS %$#$+ 4
2
1
12 )(5
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exits
ee
inlets j jT $1
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Combined Entropy and Energy Balance
wqdu 5 5 %$ gendsT
qds %$ 5
T
qds rev5
$revrev wqdu 5 5 %$
Tds du Pdv $ %du Pdv
dsT T
$ %or
Pdvwrev #$5
n a erna e orm o ows rom e re a on
vdP Pdv Pvd %$)(
vdP dhTds #$ or T
vdP
T
dhds #$
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Combined Entropy and Energy Balance
for Ideal Gases
2 2 v dT
$2
2 P dT $ #v
11T v
p1
1T P
2 2 v ,av
T v s c ln R ln+ $ % 2 2
p,av
T P s c ln R ln+ $ #
For constant or averaged heat capacities,
1 1 1 1
where 1 2 av av av
T T T and c c(T )
2
%$ $
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Equations for Work
Reversible boundary work, closed system:
Steady-flow, reversible work, open system:
4#$2
1,
v
vinrev Pdvw
!
6 71212
,2
2
1
z z g ee
vdP m
w P
P inrev #%
#%$$ 4
!
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Models of Working Substances
Solid/
Liquid
C p = C v = C
GasesPhase-change
fluids (water &
refrigerants)
Mixtures
(advanced)
vvm #+u = + h = C +T
Perfect gas
Pv = RT
P and T are absolute.
C p = constant
C = C – R
Ideal gas
Pv = RT
P and T are absolute.
C p = f(T).
C = C – R
Real gas
Pv
v
v P T f Z
actual
ideal
actual R R
$
$$ ),(
f g tot
vap
vvm x
#$$
v
+u = C v +T +h = C p+T .
RT
c
R
c
R P
P P
T
T T $$
P and T are absolute.
44 $+$+T
T v
T
T p
R R
dT C udT C h
This chart was inspired by Subrata Bhattacharjee,The Expert
System for Thermodynamics, Prentice Hall, Upper Saddle
River, NJ, 2003. ISBN 0-13-009235-5. www.thermofluids.net.
Geof Silcox, Chemical
Engineering, University of Utah