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Energy and the 1 Law of
Thermodynamics
Energy: The Property
1
• Kinetic Energy ∆KE = ⋅ m(V2 − V1 )
2 2
• Common Units
– J(N·m) or kJ
– ft·lbf
– Btu
Energy Changes
• Total Energy: An extensive property of a system
– Kinetic Energy (Mechanical)
– Potential Energy (Mechanical)
– Internal Energy: U or u
• Represents all other forms of energy
• Includes all microscopic forms of energy
∆E = ∆KE + ∆PE + ∆U
Energy Transfers
• Work
– W > 0 : Work done by the
system
– W < 0 : Work done on the
system •
– Time rate of work is Power: W
• Heat Transfer
– Q > 0 : Heat transfer into
the system
– Q < 0 : Heat transfer out of
the system •
– Rate of heat transfer: Q
Work
• The work W done by, or on, a system evaluated in
terms of macroscopically observable forces and
displacement is
s2
W=∫ F.d s
s1
Work
• Expansion/Compression Work (Moving Boundary
Work)
V2
W= ∫ p ⋅dV
V1
• Rotating Shaft
• Electric
• Polarization/Magnetization
•
Q e = −εσ AT b
4
Photo courtesy of Mike Benson
• Convection
•
=
Q c hA(Tb − T f )
Conservation of Energy:
The 1st Law of Thermodynamics
∆KE + ∆PE + ∆U= Q − W
Change in Net amount of Net amount of
amount of energy energy
energy transferred in transferred out
contained within across the across the
= system - system
the system
during some boundary by boundary by
time interval heat transfer work during the
during the time time interval
interval
= δ Q − δW
dE
• Time Rate Form:
dE • •
= Q− W
dt
Alternative Forms of the Energy Balance
Cycle Analysis
∆Ecycle = Qcycle − Wcycle Qcycle = Wcycle
Qout
γ =
Wcycle