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    COURSE OUTLINE

    Department & Faculty:Department of Petroleum EngineeringFaculty of Petroleum & Rene!a"le Energy Engineering

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    Lecturer : P5 Dr 5at .u((in 6unanRoom : N3#7 08++Tel. : 397$$, $$ .P: 3#+799# 9$3email : m'u((in;petroleum8utm8myPrerequisite : NoneSynopsis : Thermodynamics is a basic engineering subject where

    concepts such as system, boundaries, mass, heat, wor andenergy are introduced. These concepts are then related inthe !st and "nd Law o# Thermodynamics. Properties o#common #luid, such as water, air, and re#rigerants aredetermined using tables o# properties or equations o# state.The concepts are applied in power and re#rigeration cycles.

    Programme Learning Ta

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    Department & Faculty:Department of Petroleum EngineeringFaculty of Petroleum & Rene!a"le Energy Engineering

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    No. of credits 12-4 3

    TEACHING METHODOLOGY

    Lecture and discussion, co)operati'e learning, independent study, assignments, group project and

    presentation.

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    (erti#ied by:Name: Dr8 5u'amma 28 5ananSignature:$ate: Sept +3#0

    COURSE OUTLINE

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    Department & Faculty:Department of Petroleum EngineeringFaculty of Petroleum & Rene!a"le Energy Engineering

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    Su"%ect & Coe: T'ermoynamic( )S*PP +##,-Total Contact .our(: , 'our( / #0 !ee1(

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    C'apter Topic Learning outcome(

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    ntroduction to Thermodynamics

    $e#inition o# Thermodynamics

    $e#inition o# Thermodynamics

    system

    -amples o# application o#

    thermodynamics

    System o# /nits0 1ass, Length

    and Time

    Temperature and pressure

    Students should be able to:

    denti#y basic concepts such as

    system, state, equilibrium, process, cycle andproperties.

    (on'ert units 2ritish /nit to S /nit and

    'ice)'ersa.

    -plain the concept o# temperature and

    pressure.

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    4or and 5eat

    $e#inition o# wor

    6arious #orms o# wor especially the

    mo'ing boundary wor

    (oncept o# heat trans#er

    Properties o# Pure Substance

    (oncept o# pure substance

    llustrate the P)', T)' and P)T

    property diagrams and P)')T sur#aceso# pure substances

    Procedures #or determining

    properties o# pure substances by usingthermodynamic tables

    deal gas and the ideal gas

    equation o# state

    deal gas equation to sol'e

    problems

    (ompressibility #actor and

    illustrate its use

    Students should be able to:

    (alculate the amount o# wor in a

    gi'en process.

    (alculate heat in a gi'en process

    denti#y di##erent types o# wor.

    Sol'e problems by woring in a team

    or group.

    Students should be able to:

    $iscuss the 'arious types o# pure

    substances.

    llustrate and draw the P)', T)' and P)T

    diagrams #or a gi'en process. $etermine the thermodynamic

    properties o# pure substances by usingthermodynamic tables.

    Per#orm interpolations to obtain data

    #rom thermodynamic tables.

    -plain the concept o# ideal gas.

    %pply the ideal gas equation and the

    compressibility #actor to sol'e problems.

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    8irst Law o# thermodynamics #or (losedSystem

    Types o# energy that may be

    trans#erred to or #rom a thermodynamicsystem

    -nergy in the #orm o# heat or wor that

    may cross the boundaries o# a closedsystem

    nternal -nergy and -nthalpy

    (oncept o# heat capacities, ('and (p

    Students should be able to:

    (alculate the 'arious boundary wors

    encountered in reciprocating de'ices.

    denti#y and apply the !st

    Law o#Thermodynamics.

    $emonstrate the general energy

    balance applied to closed system.

    Relate speci#ic heat to internal energy

    and enthalpy change o# ideal gases.

    Sol'e energy balance problems that

    in'ol'e heat and energy interaction #or puresubstances, ideal gas and incompressiblesubstances.

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    8irst law o# Thermodynamics #or penSystem

    (onser'ation o# mass

    8irst Law o# Thermodynamics#or open system

    Steady state process

    -amples o# steady state

    process such as heat echanger,no&&le, throttle, turbine, pump andcompressor

    Transient process

    Students should be able to:

    $emonstrate the principle o#

    conser'ation o# mass and the !stLaw o#

    thermodynamics #or open system. Sol'e energy problems #or steady #low

    de'ices such as heat echanger, no&&le,throttle, turbine, pump and compressor.

    %pply the energy balance #or simple

    transient process.

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    The Second Law o# Thermodynamics

    5eat engines and re#rigerators

    Second Law o# Thermodynamics

    Re'ersible process

    (arnot (ycle

    Students should be able to:

    $escribe the heat engine and

    re#rigeration de'ice and identi#y theprocesses in'ol'ed.

    %pply the "ndLaw o# Thermodynamics

    to sol'e engineering problems. %pply (arnot cycle principle to sol'e

    engineering problems.