454 | Thermodynamics
(a) Noting that no energy enters or leaves the system during the process, the
application of the energy balance gives
Net energy transfer Change in internal, kinetic,
by heat, work, and mass potential, etc., energies
By using the specific-heat values for water and iron at room temperature
(from Table A–3), the final equilibrium temperature Tfbecomes
which yields
(b) Exergy Xis an extensive property, and the exergy of a composite system
at a specified state is the sum of the exergies of the components of that sys-
tem at that state. It is determined from Eq. 8–15, which for an incompress-
ible substance reduces to
where Tis the temperature at the specified state and T 0 is the temperature
of the surroundings. At the initial state,
Similarly, the total exergy at the final state is
That is, the exergy of the combined system (water iron) decreased from
315 to 95.6 kJ as a result of this irreversible heat transfer process.
X2,totalX2,ironX2,water 0.595.195.6 kJ
X2,water95.1 kJ
X2,iron0.5 kJ
X1,totalX1,ironX1,water 1 245.269.8 2 kJ315 kJ
69.8 kJ
X1,water 1 100 kg 21 4.18 kJ>kg#K2c1 303 2932 K 1 293 K 2 ln
303 K
293 K
d
245.2 kJ
X1,iron 1 5 kg 21 0.45 kJ>kg#K2c1 623 2932 K 1 293 K 2 ln
623 K
293 K
d
mcaTT 0 T 0 ln
T
T 0
b
mc 1 TT 02 T 0 mc ln
T
T 0
0
X 1 UU 02 T 01 SS 02 P 01 VV 0 2
Tf31.7°C
1 100 kg 21 4.18 kJ>kg#°C 21 Tf30°C 2
0 1 5 kg 21 0.45 kJ>kg#°C 21 Tf350°C 2
0 3 mc 1 TfTi (^24) iron 3 mc 1 TfTi (^24) water
0 1 ¢U (^2) iron 1 ¢U (^2) water
0 ¢U
EinEout¬¬ ¢Esystem
0
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