Engineering Thermodynamics

Duration:8 weeks

JAYANT SINGH K

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What you will learn

  • Chemical Engineering

This course provides an introduction to the most powerful engineering principles -Thermodynamics: the science of energy and its transformation from one form to another form. The subject is widely applicable in several branches of engineering and science. The objective of this course is to introduce systematic different tools needed to analyze energy systems from various daily lives to large scale engineering applications. More specifically, we will cover the topics of mass and energy conservation principles; first law analysis of closed and open systems; understanding second law of thermodynamics and entropy; exergy; properties of pure substances; power generation and refrigeration on thermodynamic cycles; thermodynamic relation, combustion and reaction.

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Phase change of a pure substance
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Property diagrams of pure substances
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Thermodynamic properties of a pure substance from a property table
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Thermodynamic properties of a pure substance
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Equations of state and compressibility chart
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Examples on properties of pure substances
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Quasi equilibrium, moving boundary work
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Polytropic process Video
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Energy analysis of closed system and unrestrained expansion
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Internal energy, enthalpy, and specific heats of ideal gas
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Internal energy, enthalpy, and specific heats of solids and liquids
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Examples on energy balance for closed systems and moving boundary work
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Conservation of mass and steady flow processes
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Flow work and energy of flowing fluid
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Energy balance for steady flow devices
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Throttling valve, mixing chamber and heat exchanger
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Energy analysis of steady and unsteady flow devices
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Examples on mass and energy analysis of open systems
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Second law of thermodynamics, heat engine and cyclic devices
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COP of refrigerator and heat pump, second law statements
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Perpetual motion machines, reversible and irreversible processes, Carnot cycle
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Carnot principles, thermodynamic temperature scale, Carnot HE and HP
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Examples on second law of thermodynamics
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Clausius inequality, application of second law
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Entropy, increase in entropy principle, isentropic process
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Change in entropy of solids, liquids and ideal gases
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Reversible flow work, multistage compressor, efficiency of pump and compressors
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Entropy balance in closed system and control volume
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Examples on entropy change in a system
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Exergy and second law efficiency
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Exergy of a fixed mass and flowing stream
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Exergy transfer due to heat, mass and work, exergy destruction
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Exergy balance and second law efficiency for closed systems and steady flow devices
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Examples related to exergy change and exergy destruction/
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Gas power cycles and air-standard assumptions*
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An overview of reciprocating engines and otto cycle+
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Analysis of Diesel cycle
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Analysis of Brayton cycle
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Examples on gas power cycles such as Otto, Diesel and Brayton33
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Rankin and Carnot vapour power cycles
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Ideal regenerative Rankin cycle and combined gas-vapour cycle
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Refrigeration cycles
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Examples on vapour power cycles
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Thermodynamic property relations: Gibbs equation, Mnemonic diagrams and reciprocity relations
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Thermodynamic property relations: Clapeyron equation and Maxwell relations
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Thermodynamic property relations: Joule-Thomson coefficient and cyclic relations
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Combustion and conservation of mass in a chemical reaction
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Energy balance for reacting systems
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Enthalpy of formation and combustion, adiabatic flame temperature
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Examples on property relations and reaction thermodynamics
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Meet Your Instructor
JAYANT SINGH K
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Prof. Jayant K. Singh received his B.Tech from IIT Kanpur in Chemical engineering in 1997. He subsequently completed his Masters degree in computer science and engineering and Ph.D. in Chemical engineering in the area of molecular simulation from SUNY Buffalo, USA in 2004. Dr. Singh is currently a professor in the department of Chemical engineering at IIT Kanpur. Dr. Singh's current research interest is in thermodynamics and statistical mechanics, material modeling, confined fluids and development of molecular simulation tools. Dr Singh has co-authored more than 100 peer reviewed articles in international journals of repute. He is a recipient of prestigious awards such as Humboldt Fellow for experienced researcher, Young Engineers of Indian National Academy of Engineers, Amar-Dye Chem award and BRNS Young Scientist Award. He is also an elected member of National Academy of Sciences, Allahabad

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  • Course Duration
    20 h 23 m 28 s
  • Course Level
    Intermediate
  • Student Enrolled
    4
  • Language
    English
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  • 20 h 23 m 28 s Video Lectures
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  • 0 Assignments
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