Thermodynamics

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What is the Clausius statement of the second law?

It's impossible to construct a heat engine which operates in reverse without a network input from the surroundings

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what is the Kelvin-Plank statement of the second law?

It is impossible for any heat engine to receive heat from a single thermal reservoir and to produce an equivalent quantity of work

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What is the first law of thermodynamics?


Q12-W12= E2-E1

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What is a system?

a fixed quantity of material

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What is the difference between control volume and system?

For control volume material crosses the boundary

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what is rp for a typical open-cycle gas turbine?

10 to 30

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what is the efficiency for a typical open-cycle gas turbine?

20-40%

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1-2 compression stroke in a real otto cycle

compression of air and petrol vapour mixture

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2-3 in a real otto cycle

spark ignites mixture, increasing pressure

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3-4 power stroke in a real otto cycle

expansion of combustion products

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4-1 in a real otto cycle

exhaust stroke, induction stroke

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why might engine power be less than expected?

air breathed by the engine is at a lower density than the ambient air

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1-2 compression in a real open cycle gas turbine engine

compression of air in compressor

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2-3 in a real open cycle gas turbine engine

combustion of fuel in chambers, small pressure drop

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3-4 expansion in a real open cycle gas turbine engine

expansion of combustion products in turbine

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stage 1-2 of the joule cycle (compressor)

isentropic compression

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stage 2-3 of the joule cycle (combustor)

isobaric heat addition

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stage 3-4 of the joule cycle (turbine)

isentropic expansion

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stage 4-1 of the joule cycle

isobaric heat rejection

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why is stage 2-3 modelled as isobaric in a diesel cycle?

Combustion is slow compared to the movement of the piston

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what happens to joule cycle efficiency when pressure ratio increases?

increases

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When is specific net work in the joule cycle a maximum?

at medium pressure ratio

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what is the difference between a jet engine and joule cycle?

in a jet engine the turbine provides only enough work to drive the compressor