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How does the compound isobaric design work?

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Isobaric loading explained

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What We Know by Definitions

Isothermal Case

By isothermal we mean that temperature is held constant. The following is true:

∆U =  ∆H = 0

∆S = R * ln( V2/V1 ) = R * ln( P1/P2 )    (substitutions with ideal gas law)

q = w = RT * ln( V2/V1 ) = RT * ln( P1/P2 )    (substitutions with ideal gas law)

w =  ∫ PdV

P1V1 = P2V2 (substitutions with ideal gas law)

Isobaric Case

By isobaric we mean that pressure is held constant. The following is true:

∆U = ∫ CvdT

∆H = ∫ CpdT

∆S = ∫ CpdT / T

q =  ∆H

w =  ∫ PdV

Isochoric Case

By isochoric we mean that volume is held constant. The following is true:

∆U = ∫ CvdT

∆H = ∫ CpdT

∆S = ∫ CvdT / T

q =  ∆U

w = 0

Adiabatic Case

By adiabatic we mean that heat flow is held constant. This is also referred to as reversible adiabatic. The following is true

∆U = ∫ CvdT

∆H = ∫ CpdT

∆S = 0

q = 0

w = - ∆U

P1(V1^ɣ) = P2(V2^ɣ)    ( ɣ is lowercase greek letter gamma)

ɣ = Cp/Cv = (R + Cv) / Cv

Let me know if you’d like further explanations on how any of these were derived! The next post will be an example(or more than one? I’m not sure yet) of how to use what we know to solve for different values of interest in a thermodynamic problem. Again, everything we have done thus far is with regard to ideal gases.