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Isothermal Flow Coupling

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The relationships between generalized driving forces and fluxes have been discussed in Chapter III for simple linear cases, when only one force and one flux, which is proportional to this force, are operative. In practice, one often meets more complicated transport processes, however, when more than one force and/or more than one flux are present. In such situations, each flux, J k , is not only related to its conjugated generalized driving force, X k or F k , but depends also on all the other forces and/or fluxes. Thus, such fluxes which occur simultaneously are related to each other; they are said to be coupled.

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Spiegler, K.S. (1983). Isothermal Flow Coupling. In: Principles of Energetics. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-95434-4_4

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