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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 show some reversible processes and show that they cannot be really created. This shows the cause of entropy. FRICTION!
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Aerospace Engineering
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Here I introduce reversibilities and irreversibilities. I show that there is a natural way of things happening.
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Aerospace Engineering
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Here I introduce the concept of efficiency. I show how these can be shown on a T-s diagram. THis gives the isentropic efficiency.
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Aerospace Engineering
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Here I introduce T-s diagrams and equations for entropy.
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Aerospace Engineering
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I state that entropy is made out of that due to Irreversibility and that due to heat transfer, Q=TdS. Then I derive the entropy change for solids, liquids and ideal gasses.
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Aerospace Engineering
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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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We look at the throttle valve,, which is a constant enthalpy device. We see that it reduces pressure and increases the entropy of the flow. THen we compare the throttle to a turbine to get a better…
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Here we learn about how to deal with both ideal and real turbines and compressors. Work and enthalpy are exchanged. The real case accounts for friction. Compressors require more energy to be put in…
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Faculty of Engineering
Aerospace Engineering
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