Course11210632070 lectures
Engineering Thermodynamics
Prof. V. Raghavan · IIT Madras
About
Engineering Thermodynamics is the first level thermodynamics course for undergraduate students from ME, CH, AE, MM departments. This is a core course. This course will be helpful for the preparation of competitive exams such as GATE. The objectives of this course are: (i) To understand the concepts & laws of energy conversion involving heat and work interactions (ii) To learn about the property changes occurring in substances during energy conversion processes (iii) To be able to understand the working principles of energy conversion devices (iv) To appreciate the limitations for energy conversion and estimate the maximum performance attainable in practical devices.
Intended audience: Under Graduate students
Lectures
Week 1
- Course outline
- Introduction - Part 1
- Introduction - Part 2
- Basic concepts - Part 1
- Basic concepts - Part 2
- Basic concepts - Part 3
- Basic concepts - Part 4
- Basic concepts - Part 5
Week 2
- Tutorial 1 - Basic concepts, pressure and temperature measurements- Part 1
- Tutorial 1 - Basic concepts, pressure and temperature measurements- Part 2
- Tutorial 1 - Basic concepts, pressure and temperature measurements- Part 3
- Work and Heat - 1
- Work and Heat - 2
- Work and Heat - 3
Week 3
- Tutorial 2 - Work and heat transfer examples - Part 1
- Tutorial 2 - Work and heat transfer examples - Part 2
- Tutorial 2 - Work and heat transfer examples - Part 3
- First law of thermodynamics
- Pure substance
- Ideal gases and ideal gas mixtures
Week 4
- Two-phase mixture -1
- Two-phase mixture -2
- First law analysis of system - 1
- First law analysis of system - 2
- First law analysis of system - 3
- First law analysis of system - 4
Week 5
- Tutorial 3 - First law analysis of system - Part 1
- Tutorial 3 - First law analysis of system - Part 2
- Tutorial 3 - First law analysis of system - Part 3
- Tutorial 4- Systems involving ideal gas mixtures - Part 1
- Tutorial 4- Systems involving ideal gas mixtures - Part 2
- Tutorial 4- Systems involving ideal gas mixtures - Part 3
Week 6
- Tutorial 5 - Systems involving Steam and R134a using table - Part 1
- Tutorial 5 - Systems involving Steam and R134a using table - Part 2
- Tutorial 5 - Systems involving Steam and R134a using table - Part 3
- Tutorial 5 - Systems involving Steam and R134a using table - Part 4
- Tutorial 5 - Systems involving Steam and R134a using table - Part 5
- Tutorial 5 - Systems involving Steam and R134a using table - Part 6
Week 7
- First law of thermodynamics for control volume
- Control volume analysis of SF devices - 1
- Control volume analysis of SF devices - 2
- Control volume analysis of SF devices - 3
- Unsteady analysis
- Tutorial 6 - First law for control volumes
Week 8
- Second law of thermodynamics - 1
- Second law of thermodynamics - 2
- Second law of thermodynamics - 3
- Second law of thermodynamics - 4
- Second law of thermodynamics - 5
Week 9
- Tutorial 7 - Second law of thermodynamics - Part 1
- Tutorial 7 - Second law of thermodynamics - Part 2
- Tutorial 7 - Second law of thermodynamics - Part 3
- Tutorial 7 - Second law of thermodynamics - Part 4
- Tutorial 7 - Second law of thermodynamics - Part 5
Week 10
Week 11
- Tutorial 8 - Entropy - Part 1
- Tutorial 8 - Entropy - Part 2
- Tutorial 8 - Entropy - Part 3
- Tutorial 8 - Entropy - Part 4
- Tutorial 8 - Entropy - Part 5
Week 12
Syllabus and materials
At NPTEL, as the course publishes them.
Credits and licence
- Institution
- IIT Madras
- Department
- Mechanical Engineering
- Teacher
- Prof. V. Raghavan
- Level
- Undergraduate
- Language
- English
- Subjects
- Engineering
- Source
- NPTEL
- Licence
- CC BY-NC-SA, as NPTEL states it. Non-commercial use only. NPTEL's terms
- Attribution
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