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    The document discusses the applications of the steady flow energy equation (SFEE). The SFEE describes the total energy flows of an open system assuming constant mass flow. It can be used to analyze fluid flow through piping systems and study the performance of engineering devices like boilers, turbines, and heat exchangers that undergo steady flow processes. Examples of applications include nozzles, diffusers, compressors, pumps, fans, and turbines.

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    The document discusses the applications of the steady flow energy equation (SFEE). The SFEE describes the total energy flows of an open system assuming constant mass flow. It can be used to analyze fluid flow through piping systems and study the performance of engineering devices like boilers, turbines, and heat exchangers that undergo steady flow processes. Examples of applications include nozzles, diffusers, compressors, pumps, fans, and turbines.

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    APPLICATIONS OF STEADY FLOW ENERGY EQUATION(SFEE)

    Department of Applied Chemistry, Delhi Technological University, Delhi, 110042


    UTKARSH SINGH(2K20/CH/69) AND MANISHA GAUTAM(2K20/CH/43)
    Assistant Professor Dr Deenan Santhiya

    Steady Flow Energy Equation is an equation that describes THE TOTAL ENERGY FLOWS OF AN OPEN
    SYSTEM. It is assumed that THE MASS FLOW THROUGH THE SYSTEM IS CONSTANT. The SFEE is used to
    analyze A FLUID FLOW ACROSS A PIPING SYSTEM with the consideration of losses.
    The application of steady flow energy
    equation can be used to study the
    performance of many engineering devices
    that undergo thermodynamic processes,
    as these devices closely satisfy the
    conditions for steady flow processes.
    For example, the engineering devises like
    boiler, turbine,condenser heat exchanger.

    Nozzle and diffusers:


    Nozzle :  A flow passage of reducing cross-sectional
    area to increase velocity by reducing pressure.
    Diffusers: A flow passage of increasing cross-sectional
    area to reduce velocity by increasing pressure
    Examples: Jet engines, rockets, spacecraft,

    Compressors, Pumps and Fans:


    Compressor: A device where shaft work input is used
    to raise the pressure of a gas passing through it
    (Figure 11.5). Compressors
     Pump: Similar to a compressor but handles liquids.
     Fan: This moves air usually with slight pressure rise.

    Turbines:
     A device to produce shaft work from a flow of gas
    through a set of blades attached to a freely rotating
    shaft
     Uses: Turbine engines, power generation
    Turbines

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