Article | REF: BM4282 V1

Turbomachinery - Thermodynamics of energy conversion

Authors: Michel PLUVIOSE, Christelle PÉRILHON

Publication date: January 10, 2003

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Thermodynamics extends the principles of mechanics to the continuous, deformable media of compressible fluids. It will therefore have to be applied to compressors and turbines when pressure ratios are sufficiently high for the effects of compressibility to become apparent, which will generally be the case. The basic concepts presented in this article can be used as a basis for the specific study of each type of device developed in the Hydraulic and Thermal Machines section.

Note :

This article is the third in a series devoted to turbomachinery:

  • - Turbomachinery. Description. Basic principles ;

  • Turbomachinery. Mechanism of energy conversion;

  • BM 4 282 - Turbomachinery. Thermodynamics of energy conversion;

  • - Turbomachinery. Energy balance and applications ;

  • - Turbomachinery. For more information.

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