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    The document discusses concepts in chemical engineering thermodynamics including chemical reaction equilibria, Gibbs free energy, and the relationship between pressure and velocity in fluid flow processes. Specific topics covered include duct flow of compressible fluids, pipe flow, nozzles, throttling processes, compressors, and ejectors. Ejectors are explained as using Bernoulli's principle - increasing fluid speed through a converging nozzle to transform high static pressure into velocity pressure. Example problems are provided.

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    The document discusses concepts in chemical engineering thermodynamics including chemical reaction equilibria, Gibbs free energy, and the relationship between pressure and velocity in fluid flow processes. Specific topics covered include duct flow of compressible fluids, pipe flow, nozzles, throttling processes, compressors, and ejectors. Ejectors are explained as using Bernoulli's principle - increasing fluid speed through a converging nozzle to transform high static pressure into velocity pressure. Example problems are provided.

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    The document discusses concepts in chemical engineering thermodynamics including chemical reaction equilibria, Gibbs free energy, and the relationship between pressure and velocity in fluid flow processes. Specific topics covered include duct flow of compressible fluids, pipe flow, nozzles, throttling processes, compressors, and ejectors. Ejectors are explained as using Bernoulli's principle - increasing fluid speed through a converging nozzle to transform high static pressure into velocity pressure. Example problems are provided.

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    Chemical Engineering

    Thermodynamics
    Chemical reaction equilibria
    THE REACTION COORDINATE
    Gibbs free energy
    Thermodynamics to Flow Processes

    DUCT FLOW OF COMPRESSIBLE FLUIDS


    Pipe Flow
    Nozzles

    Throttling Process
    Compressor
    Ejector

    An ejector is based upon Bernoulli’s Principle which states: ‘When the speed of a fluid increases its pressure
    decreases and vice versa’. The ejector uses a converging nozzle to increase the fluid velocity to transform
    high static pressure into velocity pressure.

    Problem: 7.2, 7.8

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