Titlebook: Energy Flows, Material Cycles and Global Development; A Process Engineerin Georg Schaub,Thomas Turek Book 20111st edition Springer-Verlag B

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Apraxia

Conclusions,ieve that a number of fundamental constraints, limitations and guidelines for future development can be derived from the process engineering approach presented in this book. As a result, the following conclusions are based on the view that humans should avoid significant perturbations of natural cyc

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Introduction and Fundamentals,y and exergy are required to describe the efficiency of these transformations. Finally, non-equilibrium thermodynamics devoted to real systems far away from equilibrium, where fluctuations and instability are of great importance, are briefly discussed.

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Energy Balance of the Earth,eering point of view, the Earth is an energy converter like the technical converters described in the subsequent Chapters of this book (Fig. 3.1b). Shortwave radiation from the Sun is transformed into longwave radiation that is re-emitted by Earth, but also into latent heat contained in the atmosphe

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Global Material Cycles,nt physical phases (vapor, liquid, solid). Flows of species (potentially connected to energy flows) are depicted as arrows and may be linked to (bio)chemical reactions, phase changes or transport processes across subsystem boundaries. According to the rates of flow and to the reservoir inventories o

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Sozialpsychologische Entwicklungstheoriennt physical phases (vapor, liquid, solid). Flows of species (potentially connected to energy flows) are depicted as arrows and may be linked to (bio)chemical reactions, phase changes or transport processes across subsystem boundaries. According to the rates of flow and to the reservoir inventories o