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Control and Instrumentation MECH0010 1
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Thermodynamics MECH0005 1
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Yunus Cengel, Michael A. Boles • ISBN 9780073398174
Dernières notes et résumés University College London (UCL) • Mechanical Engineering
Topic Notes for Control and Instrumentation (introductory) covering a wide range of topics
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University College London•Control and Instrumentation
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Topic Notes for Control and Instrumentation (introductory) covering a wide range of topics
Topics covered: SECOND LAW OF THERMODYNAMICS - Definitions - Intro to heat engines (direct & reversed) - Calculating performances (efficiency, COPs) REVERSIBILITY - What is a reversible process? - Reasons behind irreversibility - Efficiency of reversible heat engine ENTROPY - Basic expression - Property: point function - Planck & Clausius Statement - Why two adiabatic processes cannot intersect in a cycle - Clausius Theorem (proof) - Clausius Inequality (proof) - Change in entropy expression...
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University College London•Thermodynamics
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Thermodynamics • Yunus Cengel, Michael A. Boles• ISBN 9780073398174
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Topics covered: SECOND LAW OF THERMODYNAMICS - Definitions - Intro to heat engines (direct & reversed) - Calculating performances (efficiency, COPs) REVERSIBILITY - What is a reversible process? - Reasons behind irreversibility - Efficiency of reversible heat engine ENTROPY - Basic expression - Property: point function - Planck & Clausius Statement - Why two adiabatic processes cannot intersect in a cycle - Clausius Theorem (proof) - Clausius Inequality (proof) - Change in entropy expression...