Bibliography

This bibliography lists some of the references that have been used in preparing the book,
and on which some of the ideas were based. In general it is simply a bibliography and not a
set of specific references, although some material has been drawn from the material in this
list; where that is the case a specific reference is made in the text. There is not a
bibliography for all chapters because the information is subsumed into the books relating
to adjacent chapters.

Chapter 1 State of equilibrium

Atkins, P W, 1994: The Second Law - energy, chaos, and form. Scientific American
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Benson, R S, 1977: Advanced Engineering Thermodynamics.Pergamon
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Hatsopoulos, G N and Keenan, J H, 1972: Principles of General Thermodynamics. John
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Keenan, J H, 1963: Thermodynamics, John Wiley, New York, 14th printing

Chapter 2 Availability and exergy

Ahearn, J E, 1980: The Exergy Method of Energy Systems Analysis. John Wiley
Chin, W W, and El-Masri, M A, 1987: Exergy analysis of combined cycles: Part 2 -
analysis and optimisation of two-pressure steam bottoming cycles, Transactions of the
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El-Masri, M A, 1987: Exergy analysis of combined cycles: Part I - air-cooled Brayton-
cycle gas turbines, Transactions of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 109,
228-236
Goodger, E M, 1979: Combustion Calculations. Macmillan
Haywood, R W, 1980: Equilibrium Thermodynamicsfor Engineers and Scientists, John
Wiley
Heywood, J B, 1988: Internal Combustion Engine Fundamentals. McGraw-Hill
Horlock J H, and Haywood, R W, 1985: Thermodynamic availability and its application to
combined heat and power plant, Proceedings of Institution of Mechanical Engineers,
199, C1, 11-17
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Keenan, J H, 1963: Thermodynamics. New York: John Wiley, 14th printing

Kotas, T J, 1995: The Exergy Method of Thermal Plant Analysis. Florida: Kreiger
Moran, M J, and Shapiro, H N, 1988: Fundamentals of Engineering Thermodynamics.
Wiley International Edition
Patterson, D J, and Van Wylen, G J, 1964: A digital computer simulation for spark-ignited
engine cycles, Society of Automotive Engineers Progress in Technology Series, 7,
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fluids. SI units; Third edition. Oxford, Blackwell
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conversion plants: Part I - A new general methodology; Part 11 - Analysis of a coal-
fired steam power plant, Energy, 10,69-80, and 81-94

Chapter 3: Pinch technology

Barclay, F J, 1995: Combined Power and Process - an exergy approach. London,
Mechanical Engineering Publications
Linnhoff, B, and Senior, P R, 1983: Energy targets clarify scope for better heat
integration. Process Engineering, Mar, 29-33
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Smith, R, 1995: Chemical Process Design. McGraw-Hill

Chapter 4: Rational efficiency

Haywood, R W, 1975: Analysis of Engineering Cycles. Pergamon
Haywood, R W, 1980: Equilibrium Thermodynamics for Engineers and Scientists. John
Wiley
Horlock, J H, 1987: Co-generation - combined heat andpower. Pergamon

Chapter 5: Endoreversible engines

Bejan, A, 1988: Advanced Engineering Thermodynamics. Wiley International Edition
El-Masri, M A, 1985: On thermodynamics of gas turbine cycles: Part I - Second law
analysis of combined cycles. Transactions of the American Society of Technical
Engineers, 107,880-889

Chapter 6: Relationships between properties

This subject is covered in most of the general texts on engineering thermodynamics. The
reader is referred to these to obtain additional information or to see different approaches.

Chapter 7: Equations of state

This subject is covered in most of the general texts on engineering thermodynamics. The
reader is referred to these to obtain additional information or to see different approaches.
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Chapter 8: Liquefaction of gases

Haywood, R W, 1972: Thermodynamic Tables in SI Units. Cambridge University Press
Haywood, R W, 1975: Analysis of Engineering Cycles. Pergamon
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Wiley

Chapter 9: Thermodynamic properties of ideal gases

Benson, R S, 1977: Advanced Engineering Thermodynamics. Pergamon
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Chapter I O : Thermodynamics of combustion

Glassman, I, 1986: Combustion. New York: Academic Press
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Strahle, W C, 1993: An Introduction to Combustion. Gordon and Breach

Chapter 11: Chemistry of combustion

Benson, R S, 1977: Advanced Engineering Thermodynamics. Pergamon
Benson, S W, and Buss, J H, 1958: Additivity rules for the estimation of molecular
properties, and thermodynamic properties. J . Chem Phys, 29, No 3
Goodger, E M, 1979: Combustion Calculations. Macmillan
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Chapter 12: Chemical equilibrium and dissociation

Benson, R S, Annand, W J D, and Baruah P C, 1975: A simulation model including intake
and exhaust systems for a single cylinder four-stroke cycle spark ignition engine.
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Denbigh, K G, 1981: The Principles of Chemical Equilibrium. Cambridge: Cambridge
University Press
Horlock, J H, and Winterbone, D E, 1986: The Thermodynamics and Gas Dynamics of
Internal Combustion Engines, vol II. Oxford: Oxford University Press
Heywood, J B, 1988: Internal Combustion Engine Fundamentals. McGraw-Hill
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nitric oxide formation in internal combustion engines, Combustion Science and
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Chapter 14: Chemical kinetics

Annand, W J D, 1974: Effects of simplifying kinetic assumptions in calculating nitric
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Daneshyar, H, and Watfa, M, 1974: Predicting nitric oxide and carbon monoxide
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Chapter 15: Combustion and flames

Abdel-Gayed, R G, Bradley, D, and Laws, M, 1987: Turbulent burning velocities: a
general correlation in terms of straining rates. Proceedings Royal Society, London,
A414,389-413
Bradley, D, Lau, A K, and Lawes, M, 1992: Flame stretch rate as a determinant of
turbulent burning velocity. Philosophical Transactions Royal Society, London, A338,
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Damkohler, Z, 1940:Elektrochem, 46,601 (Translated as NACA Technical Memo 11 12
- The effects of turbulence on flame velocities in gas mixtures)
Gaydon, A G, and Wolfhard, H G, 1978: Flames: their structure, radiation and
temperature. London: Chapman & Hall
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Chapter 16: Irreversible thermodynamics

Bejan, A, 1988: Advanced Engineering Thermodynamics, Wiley International Edition
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Chapter 17: Fuel cells

Berger, C (Ed), 1968: Handbook of Fuel Cell Technology. Prentice-Hall
Denbigh, K G, 1981: The Principles of Chemical Equilibrium. Cambridge University
Press
Hart, A B, and Womack, G J, 1967: Fuel Cells. London: Chapman and Hall
Haywood, R W, 1980: Equilibrium Thermodynamics for Engineers and Scientists. John
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