EXERCISE 1
The report is mandatory for the exam
Part 1
Calculate the energy density for these forms of energy.
Natural gas, Hu= 8 570 kcal/Nm³, π = 0,8 ππ/ππ3
ππ
Coal, Hu= 6000 kcal/kg, π = 1300 π3
Wind, π = 1,2 ππ/π3 π£ = 10 π/π ;
ππ
ππ½
Air, thermal energy, π = 0,53 π3 , π = 400°πΆ, ππ = 1,09 πππΎ
Water flow, kinetic energy, π = 1000 ππ/π3, π£ = 10 π/π ;
Water, potential energy, h= 400 m, π = 1000 ππ/π3
Part 2
Calculate the energy and power density of the energy conversion systems listed below and represent
the points corresponding to the calculated values on a diagram Ev-PA
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Combustion chamber for steam generator
Convection superheater
Steam condenser
Pelton turbine
Kaplan turbine
Centrifugal pump
Steam turbine element with reaction degree 0.5
Axial gas turbine element
4-stroke naturally aspirated petrol engine
2-stroke supercharged slow diesel engine
Wind turbine
Solar collector (PA only)
BWR nuclear reactor
Combustion chamber for steam generator (suppose that 35% of the generated thermal energy is exchanged
by radiation in the combustion chamber, the remaining energy flows through the other heat exchangers): gas
pressure 1.02 * 105 N/m2; temperature 1600 K; air / fuel ratio 17; flue gas velocity 16 m/s; gas density 1.1 *
air density in the same thermodynamic conditions; irradiation constant 4 W/(m2 K4); external temperature of
the evaporator pipes 673 K; Hu = 10000 kcal/kg.
Convection superheater (65% of the thermal energy generated in the combustion chamber passes through
this element): α = 42 W/(m2 K); flue gas temperature 1150°C to 900°C; steam temperature from 470°C to
538°C.
Steam condenser: pressure 0.05 bar; steam density 0.035 kg/m3; α = 4000 W/(m2 K); rx = 500 kcal/kg = 2.1
* 106 J/kg; steam speed 100 m/s.
Turbines and pumps
Pelton turbine
Kaplan turbine
Centrifugal pump
Steam turbine stage
Gas turbine stage
Ο
2.0
0.4
0.12
0.4
0.7
ψ
2.0
0.1
0.5
1.0
1.0
u[m/s]
80
70
70
300
300
ρ[kg/m3]
103
103
103
0.05
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• 4-stroke naturally aspirated petrol engine: π£π = 14 π/π ; β= 14; π = 0,27; π»π’ = 10000 ππππ/ππ.
• 2-stroke supercharged slow diesel engine: π£π = 6.7 π/π ; β= 38; π = 0,42; π = 2,78 ππ/π3 ; π»π’ =
9500 ππππ/ππ.
• Wind turbine: π£ = 10 π/π ; π = 1,2 ππ/π3 .
• Solar collector: ππ΄ = 1000 π/π2 .
• BWR nuclear reactor: π = 104 ππ/π3; ππ΄π ≤ 1000 ππ/π2; πΈβ = 2,38 ∗ 1012 π½/ππ.