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1) A perpetual motion machine of the second kind violates
a) The Zeroeth Law of Thermodynamics
b) the First Law Thermodynamics
c) the Second Law of Thermodynamics
c
2) A heat engine that has an efficiency of 100% violates the
a) The Zeroeth Law of Thermodynamics
b) the First Law Thermodynamics
c) the Second Law of Thermodynamics
d) does not violate any thermodynamic laws
c
3) A piston cylinder device contains nitrogen gas. During a reversible adiabatic process, the entropy of the nitrogen will
a) never increase
b) sometimes increase
c) always increase
a
4) the entropy of the steam flowing through an actual adiabatic turbine will
a) increase
b) stay the same
c) decrease
a
5) around a cycle a system must reject as much heat as it receives T / F
f
6) an isothermal process is necessarily reversible T / F
f
7) A entropy of a hot potato decreases as it cools in contradiction to
increase of entropy principle T / F
f
8) A turbine operates between two given states as the design of the
turbine improves the reversible work between the two states remains
the same T / F
t
What ones are reversible Processes
a) slow compression of a gas
b) burning of a fuel
c) mixing of oxygen and nitrogen gases
d) the transfer between objects at the same temp
e) the sudden expansion of a gas into a vacuum
f ) the slow pressurization of a cylinder
a,d,f,
Carnot heat engines composed of reversible processes have efficiencies of 100% True or fales?
F
A process that violates the Second law of thermo also violates the first law. TF?
F
The "boundary work" dine by a control volume is always zero
T
A process that violates the First law of thermo must violates the second law. TF?
F
when a net amount energy is added by heat transfer to a closed system undergoing a reversible process a net amount of work is also done. TF?
F
A closed system can experience a decrease on entropy only by thermal energy leaving the system by heat transfer. TF?
T
if there is no change in entropy between two states of a closed system the process is necessarily adiabatic and internally reversable. TF?
T
The sum of all work around a thermodynamic cycle must equal zero. TF?
F
the value of a property around a thermodynamic cycle is always equal to zero. TF?
T
the first law of thermo is a statement of.....
energy conservation
each of the following is a reversible process except for...
a)the quasi-static adiabatic compression of air in a piston
b)cooling of a heated cloths iron
c)very slow discharg of a car battery
b
The conservation of mass principle states that...
the net mass entering a control volume equals the mass stored in the control volume.
The purpose of a throttling valve is too....
reduce the pressure of the fluid.
in the thermodynamic sense, flow work is the work
done as a fluid moves into or out of a control volume
which of the following does not change the entropy of a system.
a. heat transfer into the system
b. friction
c. heat transfer out of the system
d. work
d. work
conrot cycle ∆s=
0
The Clausius statement is valid for what process?
all
A closed system experiences a reversible process where heat addition is the only energy transfer the entropy change will be positive, negative, 0, or equal to heat transfer.
must be positive
during an adiabatic, internally reversible process which is true aBOUT THE CHANGE IN ENTROPY?
∆s=o
two heat engines are operating between the same two thermal reservoirs. Both engines employ reversible processes but the first uses steam as a working fluid while the second uses air, which is more efficent?
they r the same
The efficiency of a carnot heat pump can be increased by
a. decreasing th
b. increasing tc towords th
c. decreasing Tc
d. the efficiency of a carnot heat pump can not be increased,
b
kinetic energy of an ideal gas increases as it is accelerated in an adiabatic nozzle. The energy comes from
a. a decrease of the enthalpy of the gas
b. the change in pressure of the gas
c. heat transfer to the gas
d. a decrease of the gas specific volume.
a
In isontropic process the area under the curve of the T- s diagram tells us what?
heat transfer
In isontropic process the area under the curve of the T- s diagram tells us what?
heat transfer
efficiency =
Wnet / Qh