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INTRODUCTION INTO APPLIED RENEWABLE THERMODYNAMICS FOR DIRECT SOLAR ENERGY CONVERSION
SYSTEMS
Anatoly T. Sukhodolsky
General Physics Institute, Russian Academy of Sciences, Vavilov Street 38 Moscow Russia
ABSTRACT
(thermal energy
thermal energy
by temperature
) and sink of
(by temperature
), which both
INTRODUCTION
(2)
7:
easy to find pressure and volume for the point (1) of the
end first adiabatic stroke of compression. In this point we
can open a source of light to isothermally expand perfect
gas by point (2) having volume and pressure
(4)
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is to close
P
This section is to introduce the problem of motive power
of solar light having black-body temperature around
5700K as a motive power to pump work substance
inside a heat engine in non-equilibrium condition.
. If we take the
should provide with work
principle of Carnot to have thermal reservoirs source and
since for application within renewable thermodynamics,
we should add the necessity to have in advance a
reservoir of mechanical energy to put Carnot cycle in
actual motizn. It is easy to see that the minimal
mechanical
necessary in advance depends only on
temperature difference between source and sink and
can be much more than work of cycle
(7)
-.
---
(9)
to study all thermodynamics quantities near a point of
equilibrium. While differential
for Eq.1 is coincident
,
with actual process of entropy production along time
if follow Gibbs, variation
within Eq.8,9 means
speculative, undertaken mathematically on paper
increment of function
along with any other
thermodynamics quantities in Equation (9) in point of
equilibrium (by fixed time ). As it was shown earlier'
any attempts to build a picture of time motion within
equation (9) (by substituting operator of differential
instead variation ) leads to the paradox with entropy
by energy of light
We can find
,7---
.I
\I
in
entropy
of
Clausius
and
as
As a result, we can
. In case of
temperature becomes
$-
- J-.
entropy
does if instead of variation we try to build
actual processes. Physical sense of
is to describe a
new feature of system as a whole - distribution of
thermal energy between source and sink.
Let us now consider energy of solar light dL that comes
from transparent cold surrounding with temperature to
_ -
dy
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(12)
dLcVdT+=dV
V
(13)
a,
- c,dT
-dL
__
_
T
T
6
6 5+
6
C, - c,,
4.
AL
AT=-
dV
CV
T.
6 6
k-1
AT
v2 = v o 1+TO
P2 =
RTO
AT
vo I + To
k-I
(18)
396
expansion
m + A n into
VO
k-1
q, =1-
-q
&+AT
4
J
6.
397
ri-
let
us
r i
equal pressure of
Numerical solution of (29) was done by the initial nonequilibrium (excitement) of a mole of perfect gas by
volume v, =-RTc and pressurep,
= 101325Pa, that
Po
is put into a system of cylinder of radius r = 0.1 %I
under piston of mass M = 2 S(s and square A= m2
and exited up to temperature
= 50 ( by solar light so
fast that we can use following initial state vector
Y ( t )= MY ( t )
<
= 2 71 is temperature of surroundings.
constant
Solution for natural adiabatic vibrations is presented in
Figure 2. From solution follows that free oscillations that
can be induced by solar light in opto-mechnaical
actuator has very non-linear character that is due to
conversion of mechanical energy into thernal form and
vice versa. It is easy to show that mechanical energy
that is converted during oscillations from kinetic energy
of piston to potential energy due to difference of internal
end external pressure is indeed restricted by formula of
actual efficiency (Eq.23) obtained for equilibrium very
slow adiabatic expansion of perfect gas.
..............
0.06
OPTO-MECHANICAL ACTUATOR
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;a;
'
2.5:
0.04.
0.02 1,
. . . -0.,20;3 0.6 1.31.e:,,
-1
-0.08.
1 s
1.0.
0.5.
,
. . . ._ . . . .
o.~..o.~.l.q..l.e:.:~
ODto-mechancialactuator in surroundinas
Let us write down master equation (Eq.30) for
actuator in more common form to take into account: 1)
entropy production proportional Newtonian law of heat
transfer 2) mechanical energy production 3) mechanical
energy production along optical pumping
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Y(t) =
600 i '
500.
400.
200 '..........
..
..............
._. . . . . . . . . . . . .
-0.00 ,$ 4.00
-4.00
EntroDv production
Iv'..
,.i.
F!
'..
.>I
I ,
...
:4
........... :i?
..
...........
pl
.....
- -.
---._
8.00
*.I
.._.
...........................
...
8
. .__....
9:
7:
5:
3
;'
.
. . .
.
I
- j .
,600
: 500';
400 I
300 j
...... . . . ._
700 i
: 200
t
..__ -439t3Od.lt3.1&. L
.........
:
:.
__
*:
I."
\
i 1 ;................
l'
:
. . . .
.._.Oa3
i..?
1.r:
'
'.*
.
.
:
i
"-'"'Iti
i
!
,
i ~T
..
. . . .
. . . . . . . .
700
I 600
,. ...
600
1
I
.
---..
__-........
.*
.>i'
. 1'
400
i
400i
.
'
....
500 i -
500
!i
!.....T ,
i
1
200 i
300
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
6.00
2.00
10.00
IS,
IOOi
I
-- _
.
O i.
. . . . . . . . .
. . .
...................
/p.
. . . . . .
. . . .
i..
..I
10.00
.....
---
_ . _ -
..
-10.00 i SI
Optical pumping
"
. . . . . .
3.
- . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . .
500 :
:
:
i
[;-lo:
!
, -10
300
I00 '
-20
. . . . . . . . . .
I----
..
... ._ ..- . . . . . .
.....023,.s.3..3 1 ..
volume
e 'Ifi
-40 1
v, = Q02Mmo/e1 fixed
by a pass less
6+
Renewable stroke
In isothermal point (3) pressure inside is less than
external pressure. To renew in this case means to put
system given in point (3) that has no mechanical
equilibrium into contact with surrounding for entropy
production. This stoke was simulated by a small mass
diaphragm 3 =0.5kg that is still to insulate work
Adiabatic compression
Let us suppose that first stroke is. conduct by a magnet
mass
that has a initial velocity
J-
(32)
Optical pumrhq
3.
To -,+AT
U , =l--1n
AT
To
JJ
(33)
Adiabatic exoansion
equilibrium.
The problem, to have the actual conversion of
solar light with efficiency more than the thermal
efficiency of Carnot cycle is still in question. But, the fact
that the renewable thermodynamics units both the
description of physical phenomena occur by itself and
the design of heat engines allow expecting to have a
form of Second Law within concept of renewable
thermodynamics to describe both phenomena and
engines beyond thermal efficiency of Carnot cycle.
CONCLUSION
A s a result, the application of renewable
thermodynamics created within the new physical
phenomena to describe prospective solar engines can
be summarized by following way.
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REFERENCES
London, 1961
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