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2. Thermodynamic Properties of a Pure Substance

2.6 Key Equations

Pressure, temperature, and specific volume

Pressure P=F/A
Absolute and gauge pressures Pgauge = Pabs Patm
Absolute and vacuum pressures Pvac = Patm Pabs
Density ρ=m/V
Specific volume v=V/m=1/ρ
Conversion of temperatures in Kelvin and Celsius degrees T(K)=T(C)+273.15

 

Energy, enthalpy, and entropy

Total stored energy in a system E=U+KE+PE=mu+12 mV2+mgz(V:velocity)
Total stored specific energy in a system e=Em=u+12 V2+gz(V:velocity)
Enthalpy H=U+PV
Specific internal energy   u=U/m
Specific enthalpy  h=H/m   and   h=u+Pv
Specific entropy  s=S/m

 

Saturated liquid-vapour two-phase mixtures

Quality x=mgmmix
Specific volume v=vf+x(vgvf)=(1 x)vf+xvg
Specific internal energy   u=uf+x(uguf)=(1 x)uf+xug
Specific enthalpy  h=hf+x(hghf)=(1 x)hf+xhg
Specific entropy  s=sf+x(sgsf)=(1 x)sf+xsg

 

Compressed liquid (when the compressed liquid tables are not available)

Specific volume v\approx\ v_{f@T}
Specific internal energy   u\approx\ u_{f@T}
Specific enthalpy  h\approx\ h_{f@T}
Specific entropy  s\approx\ s_{f@T}

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