论文信息 - Thermodynamic systems analysis—I. A graph-theoretic approach

Thermodynamic systems analysis—I. A graph-theoretic approach

An analysis of thermodynamic systems using the porcess graph model is presented in this paper. The process graph model is a linear-graph representation of systems undergoing thermodynamic processes. It provides a concise model of the interconnections and interaction interfaces of a thermodynamic system with respect to all types of flows. The analysis procedure accounts for all types of work, heat flow, and their interactions in a unified manner. The modelling and analysis procedures are illustrated by examples.

M. Chandrashekar | F. C. Wong | M. Chandrashekar | F. C. Wong

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