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NPTEL Subject Matter Expert : Prof. Dipankar N. Basu
NPTEL Co-ordinating Institute : IIT Guwahati
NPTEL Lecture Count : 36
NPTEL Course Size : 27 GB
NPTEL PDF Text Transcription : Available and Included
NPTEL Subtitle Transcription : Available and Included (SRT)
Lecture Titles:
Lecture 1 - Overview of thermodynamic system and state
Lecture 2 - First and second laws of thermodynamics
Lecture 3 - Concept of entropy and entropy generation
Lecture 4 - Concept of exergy and exergy destruction
Lecture 5 - Thermodynamic potentials and Maxwell relations
Lecture 6 - Generalized relations for entropy and specific heats
Lecture 7 - Joule-Thomson coefficient and Clapeyron equation
Lecture 8 - Liquid-vapor phase-change process
Lecture 9 - Use of property tables
Lecture 10 - Equations-of-state and Compressibility factor
Lecture 11 - Ideal cycles for reciprocating engines
Lecture 12 - Otto, Diesel and Dual combustion cycles
Lecture 13 - Stirling and Ericsson cycles
Lecture 14 - Fuel-air cycle
Lecture 15 - Numerical exercise on Fuel-air cycles
Lecture 16 - Losses in actual cycle and valve-timing diagram
Lecture 17 - Ideal Brayton cycle
Lecture 18 - Intercooling and reheating in Brayton cycle
Lecture 19 - Regeneration in Brayton cycle
Lecture 20 - Ideal Rankine cycle
Lecture 21 - Improvements and modifications in Rankine cycle
Lecture 22 - Regenerative Rankine cycle
Lecture 23 - Binary vapor power cycle
Lecture 24 - Combined gas-steam power plant
Lecture 25 - Different arrangments in combined cycles
Lecture 26 - Vapor compression refrigeration cycle
Lecture 27 - SSS cycles and refrigerants
Lecture 28 - Modifications in VCR systems
Lecture 29 - Vapor absorption refrigeration cycle
Lecture 30 - P-v-T behavior of gas mixtures
Lecture 31 - Numerical examples
Lecture 32 - Properties of moist air
Lecture 33 - Psychrometric chart and various psychrometric processes
Lecture 34 - Sensible heat factor and bypass factor
Lecture 35 - Theoretical and actual combustion process
Lecture 36 - Thermodynamic analyses of reacting systems