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    This document discusses energy domains and the effort-flow-momentum-displacement (EFM) tetrahedron model. It identifies the key variables that characterize each energy domain including electric, fluid, mechanical, rotational, thermal, and chemical. For each domain it lists the effort variable such as voltage, pressure, or chemical potential and the corresponding flow variable like current, flow rate, or chemical flux. The document also introduces the EFM tetrahedron model which represents power as the product of effort and flow, and relates effort, flow, momentum, and displacement across different energy storage, dissipative, and inertial elements in a system.

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    Energy analogs across different domains (Mechanical, Electricity, Fluids, etc.)

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    This document discusses energy domains and the effort-flow-momentum-displacement (EFM) tetrahedron model. It identifies the key variables that characterize each energy domain including electric, fluid, mechanical, rotational, thermal, and chemical. For each domain it lists the effort variable such as voltage, pressure, or chemical potential and the corresponding flow variable like current, flow rate, or chemical flux. The document also introduces the EFM tetrahedron model which represents power as the product of effort and flow, and relates effort, flow, momentum, and displacement across different energy storage, dissipative, and inertial elements in a system.

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    Energy Domains: Elect Ric Flui D Mec Hani Cs Rot Ary Ther Mo Chem Ical Gen Eral

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    This document discusses energy domains and the effort-flow-momentum-displacement (EFM) tetrahedron model. It identifies the key variables that characterize each energy domain including electric, fluid, mechanical, rotational, thermal, and chemical. For each domain it lists the effort variable such as voltage, pressure, or chemical potential and the corresponding flow variable like current, flow rate, or chemical flux. The document also introduces the EFM tetrahedron model which represents power as the product of effort and flow, and relates effort, flow, momentum, and displacement across different energy storage, dissipative, and inertial elements in a system.

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    Energy Domains

    Elect Flui
    ric
    d

    Mec
    Rot Ther
    Gen
    hani
    Chem eral
    ary mo
    cs
    ical

    Effort

    Voltage
    (V) [Volt]

    Pressure
    (P)
    [Pascals]

    Force
    (F) [N]

    Torque
    (M)
    [Nm]

    Flow

    Current
    I [Amp]

    Flow Rate
    V [m3/s]

    Velocity
    (v) [m/s]

    Angular
    Velocity
    [s-1]

    Charge
    q [Coulomb]

    Volume
    V [m3]

    Displacem
    ent (x) [m]

    Angular
    Position
    [rad]

    Voltage
    Pulse
    [Vs]

    Not
    named

    Momentu
    m (p) [Ns]

    Angular
    Moment
    um (L)
    [Nms]

    Displacement
    Momentum

    Chemical
    Potential
    J/mole

    Effort
    (e or

    Chemical
    Flux
    J[moles/s]

    Flow
    (f or )

    Moles of
    Species
    N [moles]

    Not Named

    Power and the EDFM Tetrahedron


    R-Dissipative Element
    C-Storage Element

    Effort (Push of Stuff)

    dt

    I-Inertial Element
    Momentum
    of stuff

    C
    R

    Displacement (Stuff)

    dt

    Flow
    (Flow of Stuff)

    Engineering Systems Energy Domains


    In every energy domain:
    Electric
    Hydraulic
    Mechanics
    Rotation
    Thermo
    Chemical

    Power (P)
    Effort X Flow

    Powerin = fin (ein eout)

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