ASME International Steam Tables for Industrial Use, Second Edition

Parry, William; Bellows, James C.; Gallagher, John S.; Harvey, Allan H.

doi:10.1115/1.802809

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“…But since these variations are negligible with respect to the heating value of waste, we assume that moisture behaves always as pure liquid water with latent heat of evaporation 2.44 MJ/kg, i.e. the value given by the international tables of steam properties (Parry et al, 2009) at 25°C, the same reference temperature adopted to define heating values (LHV -Lower Heating Value, and HHV -Higher Heating Value).…”

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Material and energy recovery in integrated waste management systems: The potential for energy recovery

Consonni

Viganò

2011

Waste Management

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Material and energy recovery in integrated waste management systems: The potential for energy recovery

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Viganò

2011

Waste Management

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“…For each fluid type, a wide range of thermodynamic and transport properties are stored in a database, including thermal conductivity, speed of sound and 9 similar. For water/steam the full range of ASME97 steam table equations (Parry et al, 2000) is used, and for the other species NIST data (NIST, 2014) are generally used. Where necessary, extrapolation is performed to allow simulation over the temperature range 100 3000 K ( 173 to 2727°C) and 12 to 500 bar absolute.…”

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SigmaPipe as an education tool for engineers

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Rabadia

Felipe

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Education for Chemical Engineers

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(R. Dry). Highlights SigmaPipe is free 3D software for flow and heat transfer simulations in pipes  Software usability evaluations by students reveal positive and negative aspects  An activity based on SigmaPipe was evaluated for teaching third-year Process Design  Changes were made to the software as a result of student feedback KeywordsFluid mechanics; Heat transfer; Software; Case study; Scenario-based learning; Process design Graphical abstract 2 AbstractChemical engineering students are trained to solve problems involving pipe flow and heat transfer at a fundamental level. However, when they confront such problems as graduates, they often do not have time to perform such calculations. Although many commercial software packages exist, most (i) require licence fees and (ii) have a significant learning time. Consequently, commercial packages are generally not a realistic choice for the average plant engineer wanting to solve a quick, c problem.SigmaPipe is a new simulation tool that blends video game-like 3D pipe geometry with pressure drop / heat transfer calculations. It was developed specifically to fill the abovementioned gap: it is free, universal and easy to use. It is envisioned that a key factor supporting " P between the software and the student during undergraduate education. Accordingly, to assess SigmaPipe tion, evaluation projects were conducted at Curtin University (WA, Australia) and Monash University (Victoria, Australia). The different methodologies and outcomes of the projects are presented here. Student feedback was generally positive and valuable ideas were generated. Importantly, the feedback has already been incorporated into the next version of SigmaPipe.3

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“…In this study, an online IAPWS-IF97 calculation module is developed to retrieve the thermodynamic properties of the working fluid. Different from the traditional polynomial method [27] or table lookup method [30], the calculation module is high in accuracy and ready for real-time use.…”

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Online application oriented calculation of the exhaust steam wetness fraction of the low pressure cylinder in thermal power plant

Yuan

2015

Applied Thermal Engineering

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ASME International Steam Tables for Industrial Use, Second Edition

Cited by 17 publications

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Material and energy recovery in integrated waste management systems: The potential for energy recovery

Material and energy recovery in integrated waste management systems: The potential for energy recovery

SigmaPipe as an education tool for engineers

Online application oriented calculation of the exhaust steam wetness fraction of the low pressure cylinder in thermal power plant

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