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The Physics of Energy
Fall 2009



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Introduction: Why now? Qulaity and mixed phase
Thermodynamics of heat extraction Thermo for flowing fluids
Phase change in pure substances pression cycle I
Lecture 10
Phase Change Energy Conversion I
September 30, 2009
Lecture 10: Phase change energy conversion I
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Introduction: Why now? Qulaity and mixed phase
Thermodynamics of heat extraction Thermo for flowing fluids
Phase change in pure substances pression cycle I

Why this now?

Thermodynamics Thermodynamics of heatof heat extraction extraction Part I

Phase Phase change change in purein pure substances substances

The The vapor pression cycle: cycle: heat heat pumps, pumps,
refrigeration, air conditioners }

The The Rankine Rankine steam steam cycle cycle and and steam steam turbines turbines Part II

Some Some implementations implementations of theof the Rankine Rankine cycle cycle }
Lecture 10: Phase change energy conversion I
3
Introduction: Why now? Qulaity and mixed phase
Thermodynamics of heat extraction Thermo for flowing fluids
Phase change in pure substances pression cycle I
Household energy use
Several aims
Explain how simple thermodynamic cycles can
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move heat from low to high temperatures
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Explain why cycles that make a fluid change EnergyMgt/

from vapor to liquid and back dominate
practical applications, and how they work
Construct and evaluate the dominant cooling

(“pression”) and power (“Rankine”) Kitchen energy use
cycles in use today
Heat extraction devices are everywhere
! Household air conditioning — %
of all U. S. energy use (2001)
! Household refrigeration — %
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