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- 1. CHAPTER 5 Thermodynamic cycles Missam Raza Mechanical Dept LJ Polytechnic
- 2. Thermodynamic cycles Introduction Is a series of processes which form a closed path. The initial and the final states are coincident Thermal engines work in a cyclic process. A Thermal engines draws heat from a hot source and rejects heat to a cold source producing work Missam Raza Mechanical Dept LJ Polytechnic
- 3. Thermodynamic cycles Heat Engine Power Cycles Hot body or source Cold body or sink System, or heat engine Qin Qout Wcycle Missam Raza Mechanical Dept LJ Polytechnic
- 4. Thermodynamic cycles Energy analysis of cycles 4 1 3 2 For the cycle, E1 E1 = 0, or 0Ecycle 0WQE cyclecyclecycle Missam Raza Mechanical Dept LJ Polytechnic
- 5. Thermodynamic cycles formula Q W cycle cycle Qcycle and Wcycle represent net amounts which can also be represented as: Qcycle = Wcycle Missam Raza Mechanical Dept LJ Polytechnic
- 6. Thermodynamic cycles Carnot Cycle The Carnot cycle is a reversible cycle that is composed of four internally reversible processes. Two isothermal processes Two adiabatic processes Missam Raza Mechanical Dept LJ Polytechnic
- 7. Thermodynamic cycles The Carnot cycle for a gas might occur as visualized below. Missam Raza Mechanical Dept LJ Polytechnic
- 8. Thermodynamic cycles Introduction This is a Carnot cycle involving two phases -- it is still two adiabatic processes and two isothermal processes. It is always reversible -- a Carnot cycle is reversible by definition. Missam Raza Mechanical Dept LJ Polytechnic
- 9. Thermodynamic cycles Otto Cycle P-V diagram (Work) T-S diagram (Heat Transfer) Missam Raza Mechanical Dept LJ Polytechnic
- 10. Otto cycle Performance of cycle H L H net Q Q 1 Q w Thermal Efficiency: Need to know QH and QL Missam Raza Mechanical Dept LJ Polytechnic
- 11. Otto cycle Process Heat addition 2-3 QH = mCV(T3-T2) Heat rejection 4-1 QL = mCV(T4-T1) or in terms of the temperature ratios 23V 14V H L TTmC TTmC 1 Q Q 1 1TTT 1TTT 1 Q Q 1 232 141 H L qou qi n Missam Raza Mechanical Dept LJ Polytechnic
- 12. Otto cycle Process 1-2 and 3-4 are adiabatic process, using the adiabatic relations between T and V 4 3 1 2 4 3 1 3 4 1 2 1 1 2 T T T T T T V V V V T T RATIOVOLUMESAME 2 1 1 2 1 V V r; r 1 1 T T 1 qout qin Missam Raza Mechanical Dept LJ Polytechnic
- 13. Otto cycle Process Heat addition 2-3 QH = mCV(T3-T2) Heat rejection 4-1 QL = mCV(T4-T1) or in terms of the temperature ratios 23V 14V H L TTmC TTmC 1 Q Q 1 1TTT 1TTT 1 Q Q 1 232 141 H L qou qi n Missam Raza Mechanical Dept LJ Polytechnic
- 14. Otto cycle Cycle performance with cold air cycle assumptions 1k 2 1 Otto,th r 1 1 T T 1 This looks like the Carnot efficiency, but it is not! T1 and T2 are not constant. What are the limitations for this expression? Missam Raza Mechanical Dept LJ Polytechnic
- 15. THANK YOU Missam Raza Mechanical Dept LJ Polytechnic