VEER SURENDRA SAI UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY
LESSON PLAN
Semester >>2nd
Year >>
2015
Contact Hours per week >> 4
Branch >>
Basic
Thermodynamics
(BME 206)
TEACHER
Period
Recommended
books >>
Total Credit >> 4
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Prof. S. B. Mohapatra
Jan 2015-April 2015
Text Book:
1. Engineering Thermodynamics by P.K.Nag. TMH
Sl.
No.
Lecture No.
Topics to be covered
MODULE -I
Lecture-01
system and surroundings,State, Properties, Processes and cycles,Thermodynamic
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Basic Concepts:Thermodynamics system, Open system, Closed system, Isolated
equilibrium
Lecture-02
Lecture-03
Lecture-04
Lecture-05
Lecture-06
Lecture-07
Lecture-08
Lecture-09
Lecture-10
Lecture-11
Lecture-12
Lecture-13
Lecture-14
Lecture-15
Heat and work transfer across boundaries, Quasi-static processes
First Law of Thermodynamics :- First law for a closed system undergoing a cycle
and undergoing a change of state,Internal energy as a system properties
Application of first law to different thermodynamic processes
Problem solving
Problem solving
First law applied to flow processes: Derivation of Steady Flow energy equation
Application of first law to Nozzles, turbines, heat exchangers, Throttling device etc.
Mass and energy balance in a simple flow processes
Variable flow process, discharging and charging of a tank
Problem Solving
Problem Solving
MODULE -II
Second Law of Thermodynamics :- Statement of Second law,Refrigerator and heat
pump, Reversible and irreversible processes,Carnot’s theorem
Equivalence of Kelvin-Plank and Clausius statements
Carnot cycle and its efficiency, Inequality of Clausius
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Lecture-16
Change of entropy for various thermodynamic processes
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Lecture-17
Problem Solving
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Lecture-18
Lecture-19
Lecture-20
Lecture-21
Lecture-22
Lecture-23
Lecture-24
Lecture-25
Lecture-26
Lecture-27
Problem Solving
Available Energy, Availability And Irreversibility: Available energy
Available energy referred to cycle
Availability and Irreversibility,Quality of energy
Maximum work in a reversible process
Reversible work by an open system exchanging heat only with the surroundings
Useful work
Dead state and availability
Problem Solving
Steam And Steam Generator :- Properties of steam
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Lecture-28
Lecture-29
Lecture-30
Lecture-31
Lecture-32
Lecture-33
Lecture-34
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Lecture-35
Lecture-36
Lecture-37
Lecture -38
Properties of steam:T-h diagram,T-S, h-S diagram, P-V diagram etc., Steam table
Determination of dryness fraction
Problem Solving
Classification of boilers,Comparison between water tube boiler and fire tube boiler
Boiler mountings and accessories
Description of water tube boiler and fire tube boiler
Description of Cochran, Babcock and Wilcox boilers
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Air Standard Cycle ,Otto, diesel cycle
Dual cycle and Comparison between the three cycles
Problem Solving
Description and operation of four and two stroke cycle engine, comparison of SI and
CI engines
Valve timing diagram
Power output and efficiency calculation
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Lecture -39
Lecture -40
Lecture -41
Lecture -42
Lecture -43
Lecture -44
Reciprocating Air Compressor: Introduction, Effect of clearance volume on
volumetric efficiency
Work required for single and double stage air compressors
Effect of intercooling, Optimum interstage pressure
Problem Solving
Signature of Teacher