Thermodynamics & Power Plant

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Created by Er. Himanshu Vasishta, Last Updated 05-Sep-2019, Language:English

Description

Thermodynamics is the branch of science concerned with heat and temperature and their relation to energy and work. It states that the behavior of these quantities is governed by the four laws of thermodynamics, irrespective of the composition or specific properties of the material or system in question. These video classes have been developed based on the latest GATE syllabus and will be useful for Mechanical Engineering students as well as for GATE exams preparation.

Audience

These video classes have been designed for Mechanical Engineering students, especially those who are preparing for GATE examination. It will also be helpful for students in preparing them for their Engineering syllabus.

Course Content

Introduction To Thermodynamics

8 Lectures 00:47:47
- Introduction to Thermodynamics
  
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- Thermodynamic System
  
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- Thermodynamic Surroundings
  
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- Macroscopic & Microscopic point of view
  
  00:05:16
- Property of a System
  
  00:10:35
- State of a System Process Cycle
  
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- Path and Point Function
  
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- Quasi Static Process
  
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Zeroth Law Of Thermodynamics

4 Lectures 00:16:49
- Zeroth Law Introduction
  
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- Liquid in Glass Thermometer
  
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- Constant Volume Gas Thermometer
  
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- Thermo Couple
  
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Work & Heat Transfer

3 Lectures 00:22:03
- Work & Heat Transfer
  
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- Displacement Work
  
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- Displacement Work Example
  
  00:07:05
First Law Of Thermodynamics

17 Lectures 01:31:09
- First Law of Thermodynamics
  
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- First Law of Thermodynamics - Isobaric Process
  
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- First Law of Thermodynamics - Isochoric Process
  
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- First Law of Thermodynamics - Isothermal Process
  
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- First Law of Thermodynamics - Adiabatic Process
  
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- First Law of Thermodynamics Example 1
  
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- First Law of Thermodynamics Example 2
  
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- Flow Process in Flow Work
  
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- Energy Balance in Study Flow Process
  
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- SFEE Application on Nozzles and Diffuser
  
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- SFEE Application on Steam and Gas Turbine
  
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- SFEE Application on Compressor
  
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- SFEE Application on Throttling Device
  
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- SFEE Numerical Example 1
  
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- SFEE Numerical Example 2
  
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- Transient Flow Process
  
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- Transient Flow Process Example
  
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Second Law of Thermodynamics

9 Lectures 00:47:42
- Second Law Thermodynamics
  
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- Heat Engine
  
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- Heat Pump & Refrigerator
  
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- Heat Engine Numerical Example
  
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- Second Law Thermodynamics - Carnot Cycle
  
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- Efficiency of Carnot Cycle
  
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- Refrigerator Numerical Example 1
  
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- Refrigerator Numerical Example 2
  
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- Kelvin Planck and Clausius statement
  
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Entropy

13 Lectures 01:14:51
- Introduction of Entropy
  
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- Two Reversible Adiabatics cannot intersect
  
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- Clausius Theorem
  
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- Clausius Inequality
  
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- Entropy as a System Property
  
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- Change of Entropy in Reversible Process
  
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- Increase of Entropy Principle
  
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- Clausius Inequality Example 1
  
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- Clausius Inequality Example 2
  
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- Entropy Balance
  
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- Entropy Numerical Example 1
  
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- Entropy Numerical Example 2
  
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- Entropy Numerical Example 3
  
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Availability

9 Lectures 01:05:26
- Availability & Available Energy
  
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- Available Energy
  
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- Useful Work
  
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- Availability of Energy Entering a System
  
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- Availability of a System
  
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- Availability of a Closed System & Steady Flow System
  
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- Second Law Efficiency
  
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- Availability Numerical Example 1
  
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- Availability Numerical Example 2
  
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Thermodynamic Relation

6 Lectures 00:30:24
- Helmholtz Gibbs Function Gibbsian Equation
  
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- Maxwell's Relations
  
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- Volumetric Expansivity Isothermal Compressibility and Isentropic Compressibility
  
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- Change in Internal Energy
  
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- Change in Enthalpy
  
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- Clausius Clapeyron Equation
  
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Pure Substances

10 Lectures 00:54:15
- Introduction of Pure Substances
  
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- Phases of Pure Substances
  
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- Phase Change Phenomena of Pure Substances
  
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- Saturation Temperature & Saturation Pressure
  
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- Pure Substances - T V Diagram
  
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- Pure Substances - P T Diagram
  
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- Pure Substances - P V Diagram
  
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- Critical Point & Triple Point
  
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- Temperature Entropy Diagram
  
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- Enthalpy Entropy Diagram
  
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Gas Power Cycle

9 Lectures 01:14:58
- Carnot Gas Power Cycle
  
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- Stirling Cycle
  
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- Ericsson Cycle
  
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- Otto Cycle
  
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- Diesel Cycle
  
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- Otto Cycle Numerical Example
  
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- Diesel cycle Numerical Example
  
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- Brayton Cycle
  
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- Brayton Cycle Numerical Example
  
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Vapour Power Cycle

6 Lectures 00:52:51
- Introduction to Vapour Power Cycle
  
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- Carnot Vapour Power Cycle
  
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- Rankine Cycle
  
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- Reheat Cycle
  
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- Reheat Factor
  
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- Regenerative Cycle
  
  00:12:13
Internal Combustion Engine

9 Lectures 00:57:19
- Internal Combustion Engines
  
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- Components of an IC Engine
  
  00:15:07
- Air fuel Mixture
  
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- Performance of IC Engine
  
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- Indicated Power Brake Power Friction Power
  
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- Fuel Consumption
  
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- Air Consumption
  
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- Efficiency of IC Engine
  
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- IC Engine Numerical Example
  
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Reciprocating Air Compressor

6 Lectures 00:33:32
- Reciprocating Air Compressor Introduction
  
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- Important Terms of Reciprocating Air Compressor
  
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- Construction of Reciprocating Air Compressor
  
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- Indicated Work for a Single Acting Compressor
  
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- Mean Effective Pressure
  
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- Reciprocating Air Compressor Example
  
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Rotary Air Compressors

12 Lectures 01:39:13
- Introduction to Rotary Compressors
  
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- Roots Blower
  
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- Roots Blower Example
  
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- Vane Type Compressor
  
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- Vane Type Compressor Example
  
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- Construction of Centrifugal Compressor
  
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- Velocity Diagram
  
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- Degree of Reaction
  
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- Losses in Centrifugal Compressor
  
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- Centrifugal Compressor Example 1
  
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- Centrifugal Compressor Example 2
  
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- Centrifugal Compressor Example 3
  
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Turbine

3 Lectures 00:17:31
- What is Turbine?
  
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- Energy Transfer in Axial Flow Turbine
  
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- Velocity Diagram for Axial Flow Turbines
  
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GATE Exam Questions and Answers

15 Lectures 01:04:19
- Thermodynamics & Power Plant - GATE Exercise 1
  
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- Thermodynamics & Power Plant - GATE Exercise 2
  
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- Thermodynamics & Power Plant - GATE Exercise 3
  
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- Thermodynamics & Power Plant - GATE Exercise 4
  
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- Thermodynamics & Power Plant - GATE Exercise 5
  
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- Thermodynamics & Power Plant - GATE Exercise 6
  
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- Thermodynamics & Power Plant - GATE Exercise 7
  
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- Thermodynamics & Power Plant - GATE Exercise 8
  
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- Thermodynamics & Power Plant - GATE Exercise 9
  
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- Thermodynamics & Power Plant - GATE Exercise 10
  
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- Thermodynamics & Power Plant - GATE Exercise 11
  
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- Thermodynamics & Power Plant - GATE Exercise 12
  
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- Thermodynamics & Power Plant - GATE Exercise 13
  
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- Thermodynamics & Power Plant - GATE Exercise 14
  
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- Thermodynamics & Power Plant - GATE Exercise 15
  
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Er. Himanshu Vasishta

Er. Himanshu Vasishta holds a B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering from Chitkara University. He is a Marine Engineering and Automotive Engineering enthusiast. An e-learning professional, Himanshu has been training Mechanical Engineering students and graduates since the last 8 years.