Energy Conversion ES 832a: Eric Savory
Energy Conversion ES 832a: Eric Savory
Energy Conversion ES 832a: Eric Savory
ES 832a
Eric Savory
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Hydrogen 2n=2→n=1
Oxygen 2m=1→m=½
Hence, H2 + ½ O2 → H2O
for C: 3n = p; H: 8n = 2q; O: 2m = 2p + q
(2) By definition:
∆u0 = ∆h0 - (∑Pν - ∑Pν)
Products Reactants
v = specific molar volume, P = pressure
Reactants
U or h
Products
UR1 hR1 1
UR0 hR0 0 KE (open
UP2 hP2 2 System)
UP0 hP0
0 2
T0 T1 T2 Temp. T
Rigorously, the enthalpy (or internal energy) at
the states 0, 1 and 2 should be obtained from
the tabulated thermodynamic values. However,
for most engineering design purposes a good
approximation is obtained from:
or
U P 02 U R10 P mCV T2 T0 R mCV T1 T0 U fg