Applied Thermodynamics
Offered By: Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati via Swayam
Course Description
Overview
“Applied Thermodynamics” is a topic of fundamental interest to Mechanical Engineering and Energy Engineering disciplines. This course provides theoretical and thermodynamic background for steam and gas power cycle, refrigeration cycle, psychometric principles, internal combustion engine and gas turbine engine cycles, aircraft and rocket propulsion cycles. Prior to these topic, few lectures are devoted towards basic engineering thermodynamic fundamentals. The syllabus is framed with respect to guidelines of “Mechanical/Energy Engineering” UG course curriculum for respective engineering disciplines across the country. The methodical online teaching, problem solving approach and online evaluation will help the candidate for credit transfer for their course curriculum.
Syllabus
Week-1:Review of Basic Thermodynamics
Week-2:Steam Power System Week-3:Steam Power System
Week-4:Steam Power System Week-5:Internal Combustion (IC) Engines Week-6:Internal Combustion (IC) Engines
Week-7:Internal Combustion (IC) Engines
Week-8:Gas Turbine Engines Week-9:Gas Turbine Engines
Week-10:Refrigeration and Air-conditioning System
Week-11:Refrigeration and Air-conditioning System
Week-12:Reciprocating Air Compressor
Week-2:Steam Power System Week-3:Steam Power System
Week-4:Steam Power System Week-5:Internal Combustion (IC) Engines Week-6:Internal Combustion (IC) Engines
Week-7:Internal Combustion (IC) Engines
Week-8:Gas Turbine Engines Week-9:Gas Turbine Engines
Week-10:Refrigeration and Air-conditioning System
Week-11:Refrigeration and Air-conditioning System
Week-12:Reciprocating Air Compressor
Taught by
Prof. Niranjan Sahoo, Prof. Pranab K. Mondal
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