Theoretical Analysis of the Entropy Flow Generated by the Fluid Flow with Friction and Heat Exchange

Haralambie Mihail Vartolomei

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.659.499

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Theoretical Analysis of the Entropy Flow Generated by the Fluid Flow with Friction and Heat Exchange

Abstract:

Generating entropy is a measure of the irreversibility of a system or of its component. Any measure for minimizing the generation rate of entropy in a component of a system leads to reducing the irreversibility of the system’s assembly. We are interested into the entropy generation minimization procedure, which is the basis of the thermodynamic design.