Engineering Thermodynamics: Course Summary and Reference
Michael C. McGoodwin
A dense topic by topic summary of a university engineering thermodynamics course, from energy and work through exergy and gas power cycles. Useful as a revision map when you need one specific relation fast.
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Thermodynamics: Digital Notes for Mechanical EngineeringCourse notes for a mechanical engineering degree, organized by unit: basic concepts, the first and second laws, entropy and availability, and pure substance properties. It follows a standard syllabus, so it maps neatly onto most curricula.
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Lecture outlines that apply the first law to aerospace power and propulsion, with explanations of how refrigerators, internal combustion engines and jet engines actually work. Short, focused and heavy on physical intuition.
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Builds statistical mechanics from probability theory upward, then connects it back to classical thermodynamics. Fitzpatrick explains why the statistical approach is necessary before deriving anything, and adds exercises at the end of each chapter.
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