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The course is oriented to physical and chemical processes during energy transformations, including chemical regimes and structural materials-environment interactions.
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To understand the thermodynamic principles of energy transformation, knowledge of principal power cycles. Knowledge of technology facilities and chemical regimes of power cycles Knowledge of negative impact of power industry on environment and principles of sustainability. Last update: Macák Jan (26.08.2018)
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Vošta J., Matějka Z., Macák J.: Energetika, VŠCHT Praha, 1999 Kalčík J.: Technická termodynamika, ČSAV Praha, 1963 Karas F.: Úprava kotelní vody a čistota páry, SNTL Praha, 1965 Herbert H.Uhlig: Corrosion and Corrosion Control, A.Wiley Publ., N.Y., 1985 Hübner P.: Úprava vody v energetice, VŠCHT Praha, 2015 Jelínek a kol.: Desalinační a separační metody v úpravě vody, VŠCHT Praha, 2008 Last update: Jelínek Luděk (20.09.2018)
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Passing an oral examination Last update: Jelínek Luděk (20.09.2018)
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1. Energetics, kinds and sources of energies, energy conversion principles 2.1st law of thermodynamics, heat, work 3. 2nd law of thermodynamics, entropy 4. Carnot´s cycle, reversed Carnot´s, Clausius-Rankine, Brayton cycle 5. States of water and steam, equations, diagrams 6. Steam production, boilers, steam generators , 7. Water treatment for power cycles and industry 8. Ion exchange and membranes processes of water treatment 9. Corrosion and corrosion protection of energetic equipment 10. Cooling cycles in power engineering, make-up water treatment 11. Cooling to low temperatures, heat pumps 12. Power engineering facilities 13. Ecological impacts of energy production, renewable sources 14. Nuclear energy, principles, types of reactors First unit covers theoretical backgrounds of energy conversion: a)thermodynamics of energy conversion b)thermal cycles c)electrochemical conversion of energy d)use of diagrams Second unit covers a) technological facilities, b)facilities of feed water treatment, c)technological elements of power productions Third unit covers a)materials in power sector, b)interaction material-media, c)material degradation processes, d)protective layers, e)corrosion inhibition Fourth unit covers a)sustainable energy, b)interaction of power systems and environment, c)renewable energy systems, e)nuclear energy, especially reactors of GEN IV Last update: Macák Jan (21.06.2018)
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https://vydavatelstvi.vscht.cz/katalog/publikace?uid=uid_isbn-978-80-7080-946-4 Last update: Jelínek Luděk (20.09.2018)
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