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237. Thermodynamnics
FIRST TERM:
1. Sources of Energy: Solar, Fossil, Nuclear, geothermal, wind,
Tidal and Bio-mass energy, Basic Principles of energy conversion-
Direct and Indirect energy conversion methods. -4 Lects.
2. Basic concepts: Dimensions and units,
thermodynamic systems and their properties,
zeroth law and temperature equilibrium concept. -3 Lects.
3. First law of thermodynamics: Concept of work and heat.
First law applied to open and closed Systems internal energy and enthalpy,
flow-work examples, laws of perfect gas, specific heat at constant pressure
and constant volume, PVT relations. -3 Lects.
4. PVT. Surface for steam, Properties of steam, use of steam tables,
simple thermodynamic process. involving gases and vapours. - 4 Lects.
5. Second Law of Thermodynamics: Introduction,
Kelvi~Planck and Classious statements and their equivalence,
reversibility and irreversibility, reversible cycle-carnot cycle,
Corollaries of second law, Classious inequality1 entropy as a property,
principles of increase of entropy,
calculation of entropy change in ideal gas processes. -7 tects.
6. Helmholtz and Gibb's fLinctions. Maxwell's ~..latiors.-3 Lects
SECOND TERM:
1. Ideal cycles: Otto, Diesel, Dual and Joule cycle,
comparison of cycle efficiencies. -5 Lects.
2. Vapour cycles: Carnot and Rankin~ cyc~ (use of Mollier chart). -2 Lects
3. Non-reacting Mixtures: Mixture of ideal gases, Dalton's law,
mixture of ideal gases and vapour, Pgychrometry,
Adiabatic saturation temperature, dbt and wbt,
Humidity, degrees of saturations, use of Psychrometric chart,
including air-vapour mixtures, evaporative cooling
4. Combustions: Combustion processes, Stoichiometric reaction equation,
mass balance, complete and incomplete combustion analysis,
enthalpy and internal ener~ of reactio~ enthalpy of formations,
flue gas analysis, orsat ~ and
lower heating values of fuels. -7 Lects.
5. Fuel cells, solar cells and solar collecto#s M.H.D. conversion. -3 Le
Texts / References
1. Engineering Thermodynamics P K. Nag.
2 Heat Engines, Vol. I R. Yadav
3. An Introduction to Thermodynamics Y.V. Rao
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