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Things Covered Thus Far Chapter 7 Review Things Covered Thus Far

Closed System Energy Balances No mass transferred across system boundaries U + Ek + Ep = Q – W U = 0 if process is isothermal Ek = 0 if process is not accelerating Ep = 0 if process is not changing height Q = 0 if process is perfectly insulated (adiabatic) W = 0 no energy transmitted across system boundaries

Open System Energy Balances Involves the flow of material into and out of the process being evaluated H + Ek + Ep = Q – Ws Terms cancel under the same conditions as before

Additional Equations Related to Open System Energy Balances The enthalpy term can be expressed as follows: H = U + P V OR H = U + P V OR Ĥ = Û + PV Specific enthalpy (Ĥ) can always be calculated using steam tables and therefore H or H can also be calculated: H = mĤ OR H = nĤ When dealing with the the P V term it is almost always necessary to convert using one or more of the gas constant, R, values listed in the back

Important Questions Assigned Thus Far From Chapter 7: 1-3, 5, 9, 10, 12-13, 15-16, 19, 24, 25