Thermodynamics
What you’ll learn
Thermodynamics Concepts for Semester Examinations and Competitive Examinations
Requirements
11th Standard Physics
Description
In this course the following topics will be discussed1. Introduction to Thermodynamics2. Laws of Thermodynamics3. Pure Substances4. Air Standard Cycles5. Gas Turbines6. Introduction to Refrigeration and Refrigeration Cycles7. PsychometricsAfter enrolling to this course students will be able to get good understanding of the concepts and ample number of examples. New examples and more concepts will be added once in a while.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 System, Surroundings, Boundary and Universe
Lecture 2 Macroscopic and Microscopic point of View of Thermodynamics
Lecture 3 Thermodynamic Equilibrium
Lecture 4 State and Property
Lecture 5 Process and Types of Process
Lecture 6 Quasi-static Process
Lecture 7 Cycle, Point and path functions
Lecture 8 Sign Conventions for Heat and Work
Section 2: Zeroth Law of Thermodynamics
Lecture 9 Zeroth Law of Thermodynamics and Temperature Measuring Instruments
Lecture 10 Scales of Temperature
Section 3: Ideal Gas Laws
Lecture 11 Ideal Gas Equation
Lecture 12 Relation Between Specific Heats
Section 4: Construction of Pressure- Volume and Temperature- Entropy Diagrams
Lecture 13 Construction of Pressure- Volume Diagram
Lecture 14 Construction of Temperature- Entropy Diagram
Section 5: First Law of Thermodynamics
Lecture 15 Introduction
Lecture 16 I Law applied to Non-Flow Process (or Closed System) and Isochoric process
Lecture 17 Work done in a Closed System
Lecture 18 Isobaric Process
Lecture 19 Isothermal Process
Lecture 20 Isentropic Process
Lecture 21 Polytropic Process
Lecture 22 Example 1- GATE
Lecture 23 Example 2 – GATE
Lecture 24 Example 3- GATE
Lecture 25 Example 4- GATE
Lecture 26 Example 5- GATE
Lecture 27 Example 6 -GATE
Lecture 28 Steady Flow Energy Equation (SFEE)
Lecture 29 Applications of Steady Flow Energy Equation
Lecture 30 SFEE Example 1
Lecture 31 SFEE Example 2
Lecture 32 Work Done during a Flow Process
Section 6: Second Law of Thermodynamics
Lecture 33 Statements of II Law & Perpetual Motion Machine of II Kind
Lecture 34 Heat Engine
Lecture 35 Heat Pump
Lecture 36 Refrigerator
Lecture 37 Important Points
Lecture 38 GATE Problems on Heat Engine, Heat Pump and Refrigerator
Section 7: Entropy
Lecture 39 Birth of Entropy and Clausius Inequality
Lecture 40 Change in Entropy during a Process
Lecture 41 Change in Entropy in different processes
Lecture 42 Change in Entropy of Universe
Section 8: Availability and Irreversibility
Lecture 43 Introduction
Lecture 44 Availability of Closed System
Lecture 45 Availbility of Open System
Section 9: Pure Substances
Lecture 46 Part 1
Lecture 47 Part 2
Lecture 48 GATE Problems
Section 10: Thermodynamic Relations
Lecture 49 Fundementals of Partial Differentiation
Lecture 50 Review of Laws of Thermodynamics
Lecture 51 Thermodynamic Relations
Lecture 52 TDS Equations
Lecture 53 Clausius- Clapeyron Equation
Lecture 54 Joule- Thompson Porous Plug Experiment and Joule Thompson Co-efficient
Lecture 55 GATE Problems
Section 11: Air Standard Cycles
Lecture 56 Introduction
Lecture 57 Carnot Cycle
Lecture 58 Otto Cycle
Lecture 59 Condition for Maximum Work Done and Maximum Work Done
Lecture 60 Intermediate Temperatures and Efficiency for Max. Work Done
Lecture 61 Diesel Cycle
Lecture 62 Dual Cycle
Lecture 63 Comparison of Otto, Diesel and Dual Cycles – Part 1
Lecture 64 Comparison of Otto, Diesel and Dual Cycles – Part 2
Section 12: Gas Turbines
Lecture 65 Brayton Cycle
Lecture 66 Condition for Maximum Work Done
Lecture 67 Maximum Work Done
Lecture 68 Intermediate Temperatures and Efficiency for Max. Work Done
Lecture 69 Isentropic Efficiency
Lecture 70 Intercooling
Lecture 71 Reheating
Lecture 72 Regeneration
Lecture 73 Perfect Regeneration
Section 13: Rankine Cycle
Lecture 74 Rankine Cycle
Lecture 75 Conditions Part 1
Lecture 76 Conditions Part 2
Lecture 77 Important Points
Lecture 78 Reheat Cycle
Lecture 79 Regenerative Cycle
Section 14: Refrigeration
Lecture 80 Simple Vapour Compression Refrigeration System
Lecture 81 Conditions of refrigerant entry to Compressor Part1
Lecture 82 Conditions of refrigerant entry to Compressor Part2
Lecture 83 Actual COP and Relative COP
Beginners, Engineering Students
Course Information:
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