Thermodynamics - Mechanical Engineering

During my college times. I often found my classmates having trouble with Thermodynamics. Many of them even had backlogs when they had cleared other tough subjects like Dynamics Of Machines, Machine Design, etc; However, this subject always amused me. The vastness of this subject is what makes it tough in the first place.

What is the importance of thermodynamics in our daily lives? Heating and cooling systems in our homes and other buildings, engines that power our motor vehicles, and even the design of buildings and vehicles, all incorporate information from thermodynamics to make them perform well. 

What do we learn from thermodynamics? Thermodynamics is a part of physics that involves work, heat, and temperature that are related to energy, chemical reactions, and physical properties of matter. Thermodynamics also deals with studying systems and how they change according to their environment such systems are turbines, engines, nozzles, and reactions in closed and open reaction systems.

What is the importance of thermodynamics in engineering? Thermodynamics is a branch of physics dealing with matter and conversion of energy, conversion of energy into heat, and work in particular. Each object of interest in engineering contains matter, therefore, thermodynamics is usually included or indirectly involved in the analysis of almost all engineering problems.

My effort in this course is to simplify the topics in the most suitable way possible. I have divided the topics into very small small bites because I think eating the whole thing would lead to indigestion :)

ENROLL NOW! "Nothing in life is certain except death, taxes, and the second law of thermodynamics."