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Steam-gas cycle from a thermodynamic viewpoint
Pransperger, Jan ; Štětina, Josef (referee) ; Jaroš, Michal (advisor)
This thesis deals with thermodynamic of steam-gas cycle and compare that with some others heat cycles. It focuses on efficiency of cycle and its limits in the context of the second thermodynamic low. Also it shortly summarizes some technical solutions and possibilities of the cycle. The mentioned knowledge are applied to concrete example of Brno’s heat and power plant Červený mlýn (Red mill) in the last part and allow assessment of its efficiency.
Adsorption of low molecular weight algal organic matter onto activated carbon during water treatment
Fialová, Kateřina ; Pivokonský, Martin (advisor) ; Kopecká, Ivana (referee)
This diploma thesis deals with the study of adsorption of low-molecular components of organic substances produced by phytoplankton - AOM (Algal Organic Matter) on AC (Activated Carbon) during drinking water treatment. For the experimental purpose in this thesis, there were used selected amino acids as low molecular substances of AOM that are difficult to remove by conventional water treatment process by coagulation. As adsorbent, there was used a detailed characterized of granulated activated carbon (GAC) - Filtrasorb TL 830 (FTL830) which is intended directly for the purpose of water treatment. There were realizing the equilibrium batch adsorption experiments with three different model amino acids - arginine (Arg), phenylalanine (Phe) and aspartic acid (Asp). There was investigated the efficiency of removing amino acid depending on the solution temperature and pH. Results of the adsorption experiments have shown that the temperature affects the adsorption efficiency. Adsorption is essentially described as an exothermic process but the adsorption of Arg and Phe from an aqueous solution to GAC occurs more efficiently at higher temperatures. It means that the adsorption is the endothermic process. In the case of Arg adsorption, the temperature was found to influence adsorption efficiency less than...
Basic thermal properties tester
Janečka, Marek ; Buršík, Martin (referee) ; Řezníček, Michal (advisor)
This work deals with metering heat feature of different types unyielding materials with the help of thermodynamic sensor. Here is above all surveyed, whether it is possible by the help of thermodynamic sensor mete heat conductivity and thermal resistance given to materials and subsequently accordingly to this to prove in part determine from measured results about what type of material walks.
Steam-gas cycle from a thermodynamic viewpoint
Pransperger, Jan ; Štětina, Josef (referee) ; Jaroš, Michal (advisor)
This thesis deals with thermodynamic of steam-gas cycle and compare that with some others heat cycles. It focuses on efficiency of cycle and its limits in the context of the second thermodynamic low. Also it shortly summarizes some technical solutions and possibilities of the cycle. The mentioned knowledge are applied to concrete example of Brno’s heat and power plant Červený mlýn (Red mill) in the last part and allow assessment of its efficiency.
On the thermodynamic and the diffusion interaction coefficients and their mutual relation
Řeháčková, L. ; Million, Bořivoj ; Dobrovská, J. ; Stránský, K.
This contribution deals with the mutual relation of the thermodynamic and diffusion interaction coefficients. The thermodynamic interaction coefficients were determined from the concentration discontinuity of carbon at the interface of the welded steels, the diffusion interaction coefficients from the concentration dependence of the diffusion characteristics.

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