Consequences of energy and exergy utilisation in biological systems

Thermodynamic consequences of energy utilisation by a volleyball player has been assessed. After employing, the data that the jump-serve speed was 112 km/h and the ball travelled with 31.1 m/s of velocity for 0.4 s, the acceleration of the 270 g ball was 77.75 m/s2. It was calculated that during the jump serve, she performed five calories of work; her body released 15 calories of heat, and generated 5.2×10-6 (kW/kg K) of entropy.

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International Journal of Exergy
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1504/ijex.2025.146412
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Advanced Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics
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Consequences of energy and exergy utilisation in biological systems

Mustafa Özilgen, Idil Başak Temizkan, Sima Kayi, Gülce Aykaç
International Journal of Exergy
Advanced Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics
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Consequences of energy and exergy utilisation in biological systems

Mustafa Özilgen, Idil Başak Temizkan, Sima Kayi, Gülce Aykaç
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Abstract

Thermodynamic consequences of energy utilisation by a volleyball player has been assessed. After employing, the data that the jump-serve speed was 112 km/h and the ball travelled with 31.1 m/s of velocity for 0.4 s, the acceleration of the 270 g ball was 77.75 m/s2. It was calculated that during the jump serve, she performed five calories of work; her body released 15 calories of heat, and generated 5.2×10-6 (kW/kg K) of entropy.

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