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SE MECHANICAL SEM 3 – THERMODYNAMICS

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Module 1 – Basic Concepts & First Law of Thermodynamics 40 Topics

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1.1.a – Macroscopic and Microscopic View Point

1.1.b – Concept of Continuum

1.1.c – Thermodynamic System

1.1.d – System Surrounding and Boundary

1.1.e – Control Volume Approach

1.1.f – Thermodynamics Equilibrium- Chemical, Mechanical and Thermal Equilibrium

1.1.g – Pure Substance

1.1.h – Property –Intensive and Extensive,

1.1.i – Thermodynamic State, Path, Process and Cycle

1.1.j – Path and Point Function

1.1.k – Quasi Static Process

1.1.n – Isothermal Process

1.1.m – Isochoric Process

1.1.l – Isobaric Process

1.1.o – Polytropic Process

1.1.p – Temperature Scales

1.1.q – Zeroth Law Of Thermodynamics

1.1.r – Forms of Energy

1.1.s – Work & Heat Transfer

1.1.t – Free Expansion

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Module 2 – Second Law of Thermodynamics & Entropy 19 Topics

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2.2.a – Clausius Inequality

2.1.j – Need of Carnot Theorem and its Corollaries

2.1.k – Carnot Cycle

2.1.l – Thermodynamic Temperature Scale and its equivalence with Ideal Gas Scale

2.2.b – Clausius Theorem

2.1.a – Limitation of First Law of Thermodynamics

2.2.c – Entropy is Property of a System

2.2.d – Isentropic Process

2.2.e – Temperature Entropy Plot

2.2.f – Entropy Principle

2.2.g – Interpretation of Concept of Entropy

2.1.b – Thermal Energy Reservoirs

2.1.c – Heat Engine

2.1.d – Heat Pump & Refrigerator

2.1.e – Kelvin Planck and Clausius Statement

2.1.f – Equivalence of Kelvin Planck and Clausius Statements

2.1.g – Reversible and Irreversible Process

2.1.h – Causes of Irreversibility

2.1.i – Perpetual Motion Machine of Second Kind

Module 3 – Availability & Thermodynamic Relations 12 Topics

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3.1.a – High grade and Low Grade Energy

3.1.b – Available and Unavailable Energy

3.1.c – Dead State

3.1.d – Useful work

3.1.e – Irreversibility

3.1.f – Availability of Closed System

3.1.g – Helmholtz & Gibbs Function

3.2.a – Maxwell Relations

3.2.b – Clausius-Clapeyron Equation

3.2.c – Mayer Relation

3.2.d – Thomson Coefficient

3.2.e – Phase Change Process of Water

Module 4 – Properties of Pure Substance & Vapour Power Cycle 14 Topics

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4.1.a – Saturation Pressure and Temperature

4.1.b – Terminology Associated with Steam

4.1.c – T-v Diagram

4.1.d – P-v Diagram

4.1.e – P-T diagram

4.1.f – Critical Point & Triple Point

4.1.g – Temperature Entropy Diagram

4.1.h – Enthalpy Entropy Diagram

4.2.a – Principal Components of a Simple Steam Power Plant

4.2.b – Need of Carnot Theorem and its Corollaries

4.2.c – Carnot Cycle

4.2.d – Rankine Cycle

4.2.e – Mean Temp. of Heat Addition

4.2.f – Methods to Improve Thermal Efficiency of Rankine Cycle

Module 5 – Gas Power Cycles 9 Topics

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5.a – Assumptions of Air Standard Cycle

5.b – Otto Cycle

5.c – Diesel Cycle

5.d – Dual Cycle

5.e – Brayton Cycle

5.f – Sterling Cycle

5.g – Ericsson Cycle

5.h – Lenoir Cycle

5.i – Atkinson Cycle

Module 6 – Compressible Fluid Flow 8 Topics

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6.a – Propagation of Sound Waves through Compressible Fluids

6.b – Mach Number, Subsonic, Sonic, Supersonic and Hypersonic Flow

6.c – Stagnation Properties

6.d – Momentum and Energy Equations for Steady-State Conditions

6.d – Steam Nozzle

6.f – Isentropic Flow Through Ducts of Varying Cross-Sectional Area

6.g – Effect of Varying Back Pressure on Nozzle Performance

6.h – Critical Pressure Ratio

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