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F
(
T
∗
)
F
(
T
∗
)
,
T
0cr
=
T
∗
−
α
S
V
=
F
(
T
∗
)
.
cr
Due to the inflection of the
F
(
T
) curve at
T
lim
determined by the equation
F
(
T
)= 0,
the system can attain the critical conditions for thermal explosion only if
<
α
cr
α
S
V
S
V
,
lim
α
cr
S
V
=
F
(
T
lim
)
.
lim
>
α
V
cr
At
α
V
lim
only a single value of the liquid temperature corresponds to any
value of
T
0
. The same restriction is applied to the ambient temperature. The critical
transition is feasible only if
F
(
T
lim
)
T
0
<
T
cr
0 lim
and
T
cr
0 lim
=
T
lim
−
F
(
T
lim
)
.
This peculiar dependence of the stationary warm-up on the process parameters is
qualitatively illustrated by the diagram for a model liquid presented in Fig. 10.3.
The following inequalities correspond to curves 1-7:
0 =
α
<
α
<
α
<
α
S
V
S
V
S
V
S
V
1
2
3
4
=
α
cr
<
α
<
α
<
α
S
V
S
V
S
V
S
V
7
→
∞
.
lim
5
6
Fig. 10.3
Plot of the liquid
warm-up against the ambient
temperature at constant ambi-
ent pressure (see explanation
in the text)
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