Concepts of Thermodynamics

Concepts of Thermodynamics.
Lecture 01 : Introductory Concepts.
Lecture 02 : Properties of Pure Substances.
Lecture 03 : Properties of Pure Substances (contd.).
Lecture 04 : Introduction to Property Tables.
Lecture 05 : Properties of Pure Substances: Example problems (contd.).
Lecture 06: Properties of Pure Substances: Example problems (contd.).
Lecture 07 : Use of Computer as Means of Learning Thermodynamics.
Lecture 08 : Properties of Pure Substances (Contd.).
Lecture 09 : Properties of Pure Substances Spring - Piston Problem.
Lecture 10 : Heat and Work.
Lecture 11 : Heat and Work : Representative Problems.
Lecture 12 : Heat and Work : Representative Problems (Contd.).
Lecture 13 : Heat and Work : Representative Problems (Contd.).
Lecture 14 : First Law of Thermodynamics for a Control Mass System.
Lecture 15 : Enthalpy and Specific Heats.
Lecture 16 : First Law for a Control Mass System : Representative Examples.
Lecture 17 : First Law for a Control Mass System : Representative Examples (Contd.).
Lecture 18 : First Law for a Control Mass System : Representative Examples (Contd.).
Lecture 19 : Control Volume Conservation Reynolds Transport Theorem.
Lecture 20 : Control Volume Mass and Energy Balance.
Lecture 21 : Supplementary Lecture: Problem solving with the aid of a computer.
Lecture 22 : First Law for Steady State Steady Flow (SSSF) Process.
Lecture 23 : First Law for SSSF Process : Example Problem.
Lecture 24 : First Law for SSSF Process : Example Problem (contd.).
Lecture 25 : First Law for SSSF Process : Example Problem (contd.).
Lecture 26 : First Law for SSSF Process : Example Problem (contd.).
Lecture 27 : Supplementary Lecture: Problem solving with the aid of a computer.
Lecture 28 : First Law of Thermodynamics for Unsteady Processes in a Control Volume.
Lecture 29 : First Law for Unsteady Problems - Examples.
Lecture 30 : First Law for Unsteady Problems - Examples (Contd.).
Lecture 31 : First Law for Unsteady Problems - Examples (Contd.).
Lecture 32 : Supplementary Lecture : Problem Solving with the Aid of a Computer.
Lecture 33: Introduction to Second Law of Thermodynamics.
Lecture 34: Statements of the Second Law of Thermodynamics.
Lecture 35: Perpetual Motion Machines; Reversible and Irreversible Processes.
Lecture 36: Factors for Irreversibility and Introduction to Reversible Cycles.
Lecture 37: Carnot Theorem and Absolute Temperature Scale.
Lecture 38 : Second Law: Illustrative Problems.
Lecture 39 : Clausius Inequality and Introduction to Entropy.
Lecture 40 : Thermodynamic Property Relationships; Entropy change for Solids.
Lecture 41 : Entropy balance for Reversible and Irreversible Processes.
Lecture 42 : What is Entropy?.
Lecture 43 : Entropy Change in closed system: Examples.
Lecture 44 : Entropy Change in closed system: Examples.
Lecture 45 : Supplementary Lecture: Problem solving with the aid of a computer.
Lecture 46 : Supplementary Lecture: Problem solving with the aid of a computer.
Lecture 47 : Entropy Transport for a flow process.
Lecture 48 : Entropy Transport for flow process: Examples.
Lecture 49 : Entropy Transport for flow process: Examples.
Lecture 50 : Entropy Transport for flow process: Examples.
Lecture 51 : Entropy Transport for flow process: Examples.
Lecture 52 : Supplementary Lecture: Problem solving with the aid of a computer.
Lecture 53 : Exergy (Availability).
Lecture 54 : Exergy (Availability) (Contd.).
Lecture 55 : Exergy Analysis : Examples.
Lecture 56 : Exergy Analysis : Examples (Contd.).
Lecture 57 : Thermodynamic Relationships.
Lecture 58 : Thermodynamic Relationships (Contd.).
Lecture 59 : Otto Cycle.
Lecture 60 : Diesel Cycle.
Lecture 61 : Example Problems : Otto Cycle and Diesel Cycle.
Lecture 62 : Brayton Cycle.
Lecture 63 : Carnot Cycle and Rankine Cycle.
Lecture 64 : Carnot Cycle and Rankine Cycle (Contd.).
Lecture 65 : Vapour Compression Refrigeration Cycle.
Lecture 66 : Review of Learning Concepts.
Lecture 67 : Supplementary Lecture: Problem solving with the aid of a computer.Lecture 68 : Supplementary Lecture: Problem solving with the aid of a computer.