70341 THERMODYNAMICS
FACULTY OF ENGINEERING & SURV. 2001
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Synopsis
Thermodynamics is that branch of physics which seeks to derive
relationships between properties of matter, especially those which are
affected by temperature, and a description of the conversion of energy
from one form to another. Mechanical engineering systems are primarily
about energy exchanges. All mechanical engineers must therefore be
well grounded in those relationships which describe those exchanges.
They must also be skilled in analysing machinery and systems for the
energy exchanges occurring. Thermodynamics is therefore an essential
and most important part of any mechanical engineering course of study.