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That is, if the process between states 1 and 2 were executed in a reversible
manner, the system would deliver 9.6 kJ of useful work.
(c) The total exergy destroyed during this process can be determined from
the exergy balance applied on the extended system (system + immediate
surroundings) whose boundary is at the environment temperature of T 0 (so
that there is no exergy transfer accompanying heat transfer to or from the
environment),Net exergy transfer Exergy Change
by heat, work, and mass destruction in exergywhere Wu,outis the useful boundary work delivered as the system expands. By
writing an energy balance on the system, the total boundary work done dur-
ing the process is determined to beNet energy transfer Change in internal, kinetic,
by heat, work, and mass potential, etc., energiesThis is the total boundary work done by the system, including the work done
against the atmosphere to push the atmospheric air out of the way during
the expansion process. The useful work is the difference between the two:Substituting, the exergy destroyed is determined to beThat is, 4.3 kJ of work potential is wasted during this process. In other
words, an additional 4.3 kJ of energy could have beenconverted to work
during this process, but was not.
The exergy destroyed could also be determined fromwhich is the same result obtained before.4.3 kJ1 298 K2e10.05 kg 231 7.28107.1246 2 kJ>kg#K 4
2 kJ
298 KfXdestroyedT 0 SgenT 0 cm 1 s 2 s 12 Qsurr
T 0dXdestroyedX 1 X 2 Wu,out35.025.45.34.3 kJ5.3 kJ8.8 kJ 1 100 kPa 21 0.05 kg 231 0.95990.25799 2 m^3 >kg4a1 kJ
1 kPa#m^3bWuWWsurrWb,outP 01 V 2 V 12 Wb,outP 0 m 1 v 2 v 128.8 kJ 1 2 kJ 2 1 0.05 kg 21 2577.12793.7 2 kJ>kgWb,outQout¢UQoutm 1 u 2 u 12QoutWb,out¢UEinEout¬ ¬ ¢Esystem
XdestroyedX 1 X 2 Wu,outXwork,outXheat,out XdestroyedX 2 X 1XinXout¬ Xdestroyed¢Xsystem
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