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Deck 1 – Units and Dimensions
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[q topic=”Distance”] 100 cm =
[a] 1 meter
[q topic=”Distance”] 1000 mm =
[a] 1 meter
[q topic=”Distance”] 1 foot =
[a] 12 inches (in)
[q topic=”Distance”] 1 inch
[a] 2.54 cm
[q topic=”Distance”] 1 mile =
[a] 5280 feet (ft)
[q topic=”Distance”] 1000 meters (m) =
[a] 1 kilometer (km)
[q topic=”Volume”] 1 Liter =
[a] 0.264 US Gallons (gal)
[q topic=”Volume”] 1000 mL =
[a] 1 Liter (L)
[q topic=”Volume”] 1 ml =
[a] 1 cm3 (cc or cubic centimeter)
[q topic=”Energy”] 1 Joule (J) =
[a] 1 N∙m
[q topic=”Energy”] 1 cal =
[a] 4.184 Joules (J)
Amount of Energy to Raise 1 g of Water, 1°C
[q topic=”Energy”] 1 Cal (with Capital C) =
[a] 1 kilocalorie (kcal)
[q topic=”Energy”] 1 BTU =
[a] 1.0551 kiloJoules (kJ)
Amount of Energy to Raise 1 lbm of Water, 1°F
[q topic=”Energy”] 1 Watt (W) =
[a] 1 Joule/second (J/s)
[q topic=”Energy”] 1 Newton (N) =
[a] 1 kg∙m/s2
[q topic=”Pressure”] 760 mmHg =
[a] 1 atmosphere (atm)
[q topic=”Pressure”] 101 325 Pascals (Pa) =
[a] 1 atmosphere (atm)
[q topic=”Pressure”] 14.696 psi =
[a] 1 atmosphere (atm)
[q topic=”Pressure”] 100 000 Pascals (Pa) =
[a] 1 bar
[q topic=”Mass”] 1 lb =
[a] 453.59 grams (g)
[q topic=”Mass”] 1000 grams (g) =
[a] 1 kg
[q topic=”Mass”] 1 metric ton (tonne) =
[a] 1000 kg
[q topic=”Mass”] 1 US Ton (ton) =
[a] 2000 lbm
[q topic=”Energy”] The Answer to the Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything =
[a] 42
[x] The First Order Thanks you for your commitment to Thermodynamics Excellence!
#TeamCelestin
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Deck 2 – Equations and Laws
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[q unit=”Equations”] COP of any Refrigerator (beta)
[a]
[q unit=”Equations”] COP of Reversible Refrigerator (beta max)
[a]
[q unit=”Equations”] COP of any Heat Pump (gamma)
[a]
[q unit=”Equations”] COP of a reversible Heat Pump (gamma max)
[a]
[q unit=”Equations”] Thermal Efficiency of Heat Engine
[a]
[q unit=”Equations”] Isentropic Efficiency of a Compressor
[a]
[q unit=”Equations”] Isentropic Efficiency of a Turbine
[a]
[q unit=”Ideal_Gas”] Basic Ideal Gas Law
[a]
[q unit=”Ideal_Gas”] Gas Constant is …
[a]
[q unit=”Ideal_Gas”] Ideal Gas Law with Specific Volume
[a]
[q unit=”Ideal_Gas”] R =
[a]
[q unit=”Ideal_Gas”] Ideal Gas relation for Internal Energy
[a]
[q unit=”Ideal_Gas”] Ideal Gas relation for Enthalpy
[a]
[q unit=”Ideal_Gas”] Ideal Gas relation for Entropy
[a]
[q unit=”Ideal_Gas”] Ideal Gas R relation to Cp and Cv
[a]
[q unit=”Ideal_Gas”] Ideal gas k relationship
[a]
[q unit=”Ideal_Gas”] Ideal Gas relation when system is Isentropic and Cp is Constant
[a]
[q unit=”Equations”] Lower case Sigma (σ) is…
[a] Rate of Entropy Creation
σ > 0 – Possible and Irreversible
σ < 0 – Impossible
σ = 0 – Reversible (ideal)
[q unit=”Equations”] General Entropy Balance
[a]
[q unit=”Equations”] Generalized Mass Balance
[a]
[q unit=”Equations”] General Energy Balance
[a]
[q unit=”Terms”] Adaibatic
[a] Q = 0
[q unit=”Terms”] Reversible
[a] Sigma = 0
[q unit=”Terms”] Adaibatic and Reversible
[a] Isentropic
[q unit=”Terms”] Steady Flow
[a] Open System
sum of masses in = sum of masses out
no change in control volume over time
[q unit=”Terms”] Heat exchanger assumption
[a] Low Pressure Drop
[q unit=”Terms”] Transient Analysis Key words
[a] Tank is Vented
Tank is Leaking
Pressure regulating/relief valve
Tank is filled
[x] The First Order Thanks you for your commitment to Thermodynamics Excellence!
#TeamCelestin
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Deck 3 – Process Labels and Concepts
Coming Soon