Energy balance equation
Formulation with total energy
This section is a summary of [1] (section VI.3 p. 119) and reminds the derivation of energy equation. The total energy which is contained inside a volume \(V\) is:
where \(e\) is the internal energy and \(\rho u^{2}/2\) is the kinetic energy of fluid. From first principle of thermodynamics, the time-variation of that energy is equal to the work of forces and the heat quantity exchanged between the system and the external medium:
where \(\dot{W}\) is the work per time unit of non-conservative forces such as the volumic force and stress force applied at the surface of volume \(V\):
and \(\dot{Q}\) is the heat which is exchanged from the external to the system. Without source term, it is given by the heat flux by conduction \(\boldsymbol{q}\):
Once again we use the Reynolds’ transport theorem for the left-hand side and we transform both surfacic integral of right-hand side into volumic ones with Green-Ostrogradsky’s theorem:
The volume is arbitray, hence
Alternative formulations
Formulation with internal energy
Formulation with total enthalpy
Formulation with enthalpy
Formulation with entropy
Formulation with temperature and \(c_p\)
Formulation with temperature and \(c_v\)