Exergy¶
(1956). Exergy. dead state.
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Mechanisms¶
- Exergy or Available-Work Analysis
- Its central failure mode is dead-state sensitivity and abstraction: exergy figures depend on the reference chosen, and an unrealistic or shifting dead state quietly rewrites the whole budget.
This sourceUnlike energy, exergy is not conserved — it is destroyed by every irreversibility — which is what lets this method see losses that a conserved-energy balance cannot.
- Its central failure mode is dead-state sensitivity and abstraction: exergy figures depend on the reference chosen, and an unrealistic or shifting dead state quietly rewrites the whole budget.
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