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                       Figure 2-36. (a) Schematic diagram of system. (b) T-S  diagram of process.


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                      The efficiency of power cycles such as the Rankine cycle is given by  the ratio of
                    the net work out to the heat added. Thus from Figure 2-36 the efficiency is


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                      The H-S  plot is  called a Mollier diagram and is particularly useful in analyzing
                    throttling devices, steam turbines, and other fluid flow devices. A Mollier diagram
                    for steam is presented in Figure 2-37 (standard engineering units) and in Figure 2-38
                    in SI units.
                      Thermodynamic properties may be presented in various ways, including:
                        Equations of state (e.g., perfect gas laws, Van der Waals equation, etc.).
                        Charts or graphs.
                        tables.
                      Tables 2-20-2-25 present thermodynamic properties  for several pure substances
                    commonly encountered in petroleum engineering practice.
                      For further information on this subject, refer to References 15 through 26.

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