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Here I introduce the concept of the heat engine. I define the source and the sink. I then use the first and second laws of thermodynamics to derive the Carnot efficiency. I then point out that the…
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Faculty of Engineering
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Here I go through the two examples of a throttle and a heat exchanger. I look at the energy equation, and solve that. THen I look at the rate of entropy production. It is positive in both cases…
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Aerospace Engineering
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Here I describe what is hapenning in the two videos of the kid falling off the bike and the kid falling off the bike in reverse. I describe the natural order of things beign that order decreases and…
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Aerospace Engineering
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Here I show a series of irreversible processes. I discuss how in each case high quality energy is converted into lower quality energy and that this is inevitable. I introduce the concept of entropy.
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Aerospace Engineering
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Here I introduce the course, and inform student how they should be studying. I show the week by week plan . Then I go through the syllabus and pick up some of the fundamental concepts I will be…
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Aerospace Engineering
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From corporate to human rights, find out more about the different types of law you could work within, with speakers from Freeths, DLA Piper and Addleshaw Goddard LLP.
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Law alumnus Ian Bagshaw (LLB Law 1993), a partner with White & Case, kindly gave a talk and answered questions from students about the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on city law firms and their…
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Law
Development and Alumni Relations
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Webinar on the LLM Law at the University of Sheffield
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Global Engagement
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Here I introduce the T-s diagram for ideal gasses. I show that an isentropic expansion is a vertical upward line on this and an isentropic compression is a vertical downward line. I then show that in…
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Aerospace Engineering
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I introduce heat exchangers. Then I look at the heat transfer in them from the point of the first law of Thermodynamics. I then explain the irreversibility in a heat exchanger in terms of entropy. I…
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Aerospace Engineering
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Here I derive the steady flow energy equation for thermal systems. I show how it can be used for calculating the work in an adiabatic process using the gas laws.
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Aerospace Engineering
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Here I show that the polytropic process is a good way of describing changes in condition for closed systems with ideal gasses. I look at different values of the exponent, n. Then I calculate some at…
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What is a closed system. The first law for closed systems. Definition of adiabatic and isentropic processes.
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Aerospace Engineering
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Here I introduce the first law of thermodynamics by thinking about the types of energy that we will deal with. I then shpow that these are interchangeable. Finally, I deduce the energy equation.
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Aerospace Engineering
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We were delighted to welcome Lord Burnett of Maldon, the Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales to the University on Tuesday 5 March. The Lord Chief Justice’s lecture on ‘Rethinking our…
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