Exergy analysis

Posted in: , on 26. Oct. 2006 - 06:27

How to calculate exergetic value of heat when we are dealing with temperature destributed heat loads? I mean for ExQ we have ExQ = Q ( 1- T0/T ) but what if T is not constant?

2nd Q:For the heat transfer between the compressor or turbine and environment due to poor insulation(leak) What is T? Do we consider it as T0 and then EXQ = 0?

Re: Exergy Analysis

Posted on 26. Oct. 2006 - 10:20

for heat transfer between Turbine and it surroundings do we consider heat transfer occurs at the surface temperature of Turbine for example 500K or we just consider T, the temperature on the boundary where heat transfer occurs, the same as T0?

Re: Exergy Analysis

Posted on 26. Oct. 2006 - 07:39

This is a Bulk Handling forum.

John Gateley johngateley@hotmail.com www.the-credible-bulk.com

Re: Exergy Analysis

Posted on 27. Oct. 2006 - 11:52

I hope someone will follow and help. I know it to some extent. T depends on the boundry we select and when T is not constant we use some thermodynamic average temperature, but I dont know what people do for exergy analysis of the Turbine when dealing with nonadiabatic Turbine? Is there any exergy accompanying Q?

Re: Exergy Analysis

Posted on 27. Oct. 2006 - 12:39

This is a Bulk Handling forum.

John Gateley johngateley@hotmail.com www.the-credible-bulk.com

Re: Exergy Analysis

Posted on 27. Oct. 2006 - 01:53

Then shouldn't I count on the Knowledgeable members? I need to understand. Do you suggest me any book? I read many books on exergy like those written by Seider, Bejan, Moran and still am confused.