Work Done Rate in Thermodynamics Formulas

Work Done Rate performed by a system is energy transferred per second by the system to its surroundings. And is denoted by W_rate. Work Done Rate is usually measured using the Joule per Second for Rate of Heat Transfer. Note that the value of Work Done Rate is always negative.

Formulas to find Work Done Rate in Thermodynamics

fxWork Done Rate by Turbine (Expanders)Go

Thermodynamics formulas that make use of Work Done Rate

fxChange in Enthalpy in Turbine (Expanders)Go

fxMass Flow Rate of Stream in Turbine (Expanders)Go

List of variables in Thermodynamics formulas

fx Change in Enthalpy Go

fx Mass Flow Rate Go

FAQ

What is the Work Done Rate?

Work Done Rate performed by a system is energy transferred per second by the system to its surroundings. Work Done Rate is usually measured using the Joule per Second for Rate of Heat Transfer. Note that the value of Work Done Rate is always negative.

Can the Work Done Rate be negative?

Yes, the Work Done Rate, measured in Rate of Heat Transfer can be negative.

What unit is used to measure Work Done Rate?

Work Done Rate is usually measured using the Joule per Second[J/s] for Rate of Heat Transfer. Joule per Minute[J/s], Megajoule per Second[J/s], Kilojoule per Second[J/s] are the few other units in which Work Done Rate can be measured.

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