Exergy transfer description of reaction system for chemical engineering devices
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Exergy transfer description of reaction system for chemical engineering devices
CIESC JournalIssue 9, Pages: 2178-2182(2007)
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Online First:05 September 2007,
Published:05 September 2007
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XIANG Xinyao, Ji Kun, CHENG Qinglin. Exergy transfer description of reaction system for chemical engineering devices[J]. CIESC Journal, 2007, (9): 2178-2182.
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XIANG Xinyao, Ji Kun, CHENG Qinglin. Exergy transfer description of reaction system for chemical engineering devices[J]. CIESC Journal, 2007, (9): 2178-2182.DOI:
Exergy transfer description of reaction system for chemical engineering devices
enthalpy analysis expresses merely the quantitative energy utilization
exergy analysis is only the static description of energy activities
while the exergy transfer approach can perform the dynamic description for CRS.Some reaction system characteristics were analysed and obtained by using exergy transfer theory.The transform unit of chemical exergy acts as a leading role in the whole CRS
the reaction exergy resource with a high temperature is a common exergy resource for all exergy transport units
which belong to the parallel connection frame of radiation type.In view of the above
the exergy transfer model which clearly displays the formation characteristics and basic features of general exergy transfer model of CRS was established.It is a series-parallel connection composite model
consisting of a chemical exergy transform unit with exergy transport units group.Based on the chemical equilibrium and exergy balance equations and exergy transfer theory
the exergy transfer equation was established.It reveals the properties of exergy fluid rates for reactants
reaction products
impurities
etc.
and the quantitative connection that these parameters transform into and transfer with each other.Accordingly
the quantitative and qualitative description of exergy transfer mechanism may be obtained.Proceeding to the next step
the exergy transfer analysis and calculation for CRS could be made.